Dinner

CiliaWilia · 09-23-2004

I will be at WDW for 5 nights (just me & my bf) and we need a nice dinner restaurant. We are looking at something around $100-130

Any suggestions???

**Dana** · 09-23-2004

I had dinner at LeCellier in Epcot's Canada and found the food and atsmosphere to be awesome. If you are looking for something a bit more fancy, Victoria and Albert's at the GF, Artist's Point at the Wilderness Lodge and the California Grill at the Contemporary are good choices. The World Showcase in Epcot has many, many restaurants, but I on'y have experience with LeCellier, so I am not sure where to send you. Hang on...someone will have a suggestion or two.

**DisneyTeacher** · 09-23-2004

Dana gave you some great ideas to start with, all of those restaurants are very good. Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club is also very good. I like 'Ohana at the Poly, it is a must do for us (it's not in the $100 price range though). I have heard great things about Flying Fish at the Boardwalk as well.

Have you looked through the menus on All Ears? Here is the site if you have been there yet.

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm

SnazzyCMB · 09-24-2004

My BF and I just got back from our WDW vacation, and some of our favorite restaurants were California Grill, Flying fish cafe, Artist Point, Fulton's crab house, or Bistro de Paris in Epcot. All were romantic, excellent food and service, and in the price range you're talking about. CG was actually exceptional because we expected it to be our most expensive dinner, and it turned out to only be $130ish, including tip, and we each had appetizers, entrees, a few glasses of wine, coffee and dessert, all during wishes with a window seat. It was the best value we've had on WDW property (other than ohana-which was also fab. by the way). good luck with your decision.

CiliaWilia · 09-24-2004

Thanks for the suggestions.

And thanks disneyteacher for the website!!

**mickey** · 09-24-2004

I would probably suggest something outside of the parks. You will get more for your money. My DW and I really like Jiko in the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and Flying Fish on the Boardwalk. Both have just fantastic food, and are great restaurants. Artist's Point in the WL is great as well. I think the food is just as good, but I prefer the other two for some reason.

I know many people just love California Grill. Great views and very popular. I really don't think there is anything special there, but I think if you find something you guys might like on the menu, that might be a good option.

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CiliaWilia Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Orange County, Ca Posts: 124	Dinner I will be at WDW for 5 nights (just me & my bf) and we need a nice dinner restaurant. We are looking at something around $100-130 Any suggestions??? __________________ Help restore The Walt Disney Company back to the magical times, check out www.savedisney.com and help remove Michael Eisner. "We're restricted with the mouse. He's become a little idol. the duck can blow his top and commit mayhem, but if I do anything like that with the mouse, I get letters from all over the world. 'Mickey wouldn't act like that' they say." --- Walt Disney November 2004-POR-Riverside-First Trip at WDW

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 23,782	Re: Dinner I had dinner at LeCellier in Epcot's Canada and found the food and atsmosphere to be awesome. If you are looking for something a bit more fancy, Victoria and Albert's at the GF, Artist's Point at the Wilderness Lodge and the California Grill at the Contemporary are good choices. The World Showcase in Epcot has many, many restaurants, but I on'y have experience with LeCellier, so I am not sure where to send you. Hang on...someone will have a suggestion or two. __________________ ~82 off-site~91 off-site~97 ASMusic~ ~00 ASMovies~02 Wilderness Lodge~04 Animal Kingdom Lodge~ ~05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian~ ~05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West~ ~07 Port Orleans French Quarter~08 Old Key West~ ~09 Saratoga Springs~10 Port Orleans Fench Quarter~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day do all or die trying trip. 272 days 0 hours 45 minutes

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DisneyTeacher Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: WDW in my dreams Posts: 18,306	Re: Dinner Dana gave you some great ideas to start with, all of those restaurants are very good. Yachtsman Steakhouse at the Yacht Club is also very good. I like 'Ohana at the Poly, it is a must do for us (it's not in the $100 price range though). I have heard great things about Flying Fish at the Boardwalk as well. Have you looked through the menus on All Ears? Here is the site if you have been there yet. http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menus.htm __________________ ~Stephanie~ 1993 Caribbean Beach Resort ~ 1996 Caribbean Beach resort ~1997 Caribbean Beach Resort ~2003 Wilderness Lodge ~2004 Beach Club Resort/Shades of Green/Pop Century~ 2005 Wilderness Lodge Resort/Beach Club Villas ~ 2006 Saratoga Springs Resort~2007 Port Orleans French Quarter/Beach Club Villas/Boardwalk Villas ~ 2007 Port Orleans Riverside~ 2008 Wilderness Lodge/Beach Club Villas~2008 Beach Club Villas~2009 Hilton Head Island~ 2009 Beach Club Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Beach Club here we come 241 days 5 hours 45 minutes

09-24-2004	#4 (permalink)
SnazzyCMB Big Cheese Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Manchester, CT Posts: 617	Re: Dinner My BF and I just got back from our WDW vacation, and some of our favorite restaurants were California Grill, Flying fish cafe, Artist Point, Fulton's crab house, or Bistro de Paris in Epcot. All were romantic, excellent food and service, and in the price range you're talking about. CG was actually exceptional because we expected it to be our most expensive dinner, and it turned out to only be $130ish, including tip, and we each had appetizers, entrees, a few glasses of wine, coffee and dessert, all during wishes with a window seat. It was the best value we've had on WDW property (other than ohana-which was also fab. by the way). good luck with your decision.

09-24-2004	#5 (permalink)
CiliaWilia Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Orange County, Ca Posts: 124	Re: Dinner Thanks for the suggestions. And thanks disneyteacher for the website!! __________________ Help restore The Walt Disney Company back to the magical times, check out www.savedisney.com and help remove Michael Eisner. "We're restricted with the mouse. He's become a little idol. the duck can blow his top and commit mayhem, but if I do anything like that with the mouse, I get letters from all over the world. 'Mickey wouldn't act like that' they say." --- Walt Disney November 2004-POR-Riverside-First Trip at WDW

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09-24-2004	#6 (permalink)
mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	Re: Dinner I would probably suggest something outside of the parks. You will get more for your money. My DW and I really like Jiko in the Animal Kingdom Lodge, and Flying Fish on the Boardwalk. Both have just fantastic food, and are great restaurants. Artist's Point in the WL is great as well. I think the food is just as good, but I prefer the other two for some reason. I know many people just love California Grill. Great views and very popular. I really don't think there is anything special there, but I think if you find something you guys might like on the menu, that might be a good option. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

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