WWYD dinner without the kids

[krikiter]

Looks like you've already made up your mind, but I thought I'd throw in another vote for Artist's Point. They had Buffalo Tenderloin on the menu in Feb, and it was EXCELLENT, FWIW.

 

[lucyem]

Bistro de Paris? It takes TIW, is in Epcot, is not on the dining plan and no children's menu. Plus it gets good reviews.

 

[robinb]

I'll do an early dinner there if we decide so as to not "annoy" romantic diners later in the evening. I will think about it and then cancel the one we decide not to use...again perhaps I will choose Shula's...I don't think I need to worry about a far in advance ADR for there do I???

For me it wasn't a matter of being annoyed, it was that I missed my daughter . Shula's should be a fairly easy reservation to get. You'll want to coordinate it with the Dolphin Club. The kids need to be at the club and checked in by a certain time for their dinner. We usually dropped off our DD 15-30 minutes before that deadline so we ended up with a fairly early dinner at Shula's. Maybe 6:30? That was OK since we were able to pick her up and make it through the International Gate in time for IllumiNations.

When should I book my ressies for the restaurants at the Swan/Dolphin..i wasn't able to do it online this morning when I did the rest? we are going to do Bluezoo and the character breakfast they have on Sunday mornings

I don't know if the Swolphin restaurants have a different ADR timeframe. It might be only 90 days instead of Disney's 180 days.

 

[bellesister]

We have enjoyed many meals without the kiddies. Some of the places we like are Flying Fish, Yachtsman, Shula's, and Cali Grill. We own at BCV so we don't really go over to Cali Grill as much as we'd like because we don't rent a car with ME. I would try something new. Shula's or the Yachtsman. I just don't think you can go wrong. Have fun!