Which restaurant for dinner?

[fterie4u]

Citricos
Narcossee's
Artist Point
California Grill

Or any other one you might recommend outside of the Parks, thanks!

 

[bicker]

They're all great restaurants. Artist Point is the best overall experience of the four. Citricos is the most refined dining experience. Narcoossee is great if you have a seafood focus. California Grill is better if you like a lot of frenetic activity (which some folks consider "excitement").

 

[vascubaguy]

I voted for Citricos, but I have yet to experience the others (doing CG in October). Citricos was wonderful though and it'll be hard to top.

For out-of-park experiences, I have heard good things about Jiko and Flying Fish so those might provide additional options.

 

[bicker]

Jiko and Flying Fish are basically the other two great Disney restaurants. (Sorry, I don't feel YSH qualifies.)

Jiko is probably up-there with Artist Point, though gets a plus (or a minus) for being yet-even-more adventurous.

Flying Fish is sort of a cross between Narcoossee and California Grill; Narcoossee for the seafood (I think Flying Fish is the better of the two there), and California Grill for the frenetic activity. However, Flying Fish suffers from a lesser "view" than both California Grill (which is probably the best "view" at any WDW restaurant) and Narcoosee.

 

[CoolDisneyCat]

There are wonderful restaurants outside the park. We usually have dinner at a resort rather than in the park. We find most of the places in the park too crowed and noisy. Our favorites are:

Spoodles
Flying Fish
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Boma
Jiko
Kona Cafe
Grand Floridian Cafe
Artist Point

 

[SpectroMagic*o*]

California Grill is my all time favorite restaurant on all of WDW property. It quickly became a must do for each trip. I went the last 2 times I was in WDW and will be going again in October. I cant wait!