Narcoosee's?

kizzmitt · 03-29-2005

I was thinking of maybe going to Narcoosee's for a nice dinner with views of the MK fireworks. Has anyone done this? How was it? I orginally planned on going to California Grill but was thinking of trying something new.

Allyson · 03-30-2005

DH and I had a PS here for our last trip, but ended up cancelling it as it was for our last night at Disney and we were just too worn out!! I'm anxious to see the responses since we may try it again one day (sorry I'm no help to you though!)

PrincessJ9 · 03-31-2005

DH and I have eaten at Narcoossee's and we timed it so we could be there for the MK fireworks. We were seated pretty quickly (it was 1st week of Dec) and then when the fireworks started, we took our drinks outside on the patio so we could watch the fireworks and Narcoossee's pipes the music from the park into the restaurant. It was a very nice experience. I don't think it is something we would do every trip since the restaurant itself can be pricey but it was nice to experience.

Baloo85 · 03-31-2005

They pipe the music into the restaurant...that is too cool...what kinda food do they have there and how was whatever you ate?

PrincessJ9 · 03-31-2005

I had a filet mignon and it was very good and the dessert was yummy - then again when isn't dessert yummy! My DH had a fish entree, can't remember what is was though. The food was really good - we truly enjoyed the meal but if I remember correctly with appetizer (we shared), entrees, and dessert and 2 drinks each, it was about $100. It was more of an experience for us than anything else.

Here is a link to the menu:
Narcoossee's Menu

timsha · 03-31-2005

Narcoosee's is very nice good food, on the $$$ side, but found it to be worth it. If you time it right, it is also a great place to warch the fire works.

**Dopey** · 03-31-2005

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Originally Posted by PrincessJ9

I had a filet mignon and it was very good and the dessert was yummy - then again when isn't dessert yummy! My DH had a fish entree, can't remember what is was though. The food was really good - we truly enjoyed the meal but if I remember correctly with appetizer (we shared), entrees, and dessert and 2 drinks each, it was about $100. It was more of an experience for us than anything else.

Here is a link to the menu:
Narcoossee's Menu

That's not a bad price to pay any day.
It looks like a nice restaurant. And to be able to see the Fireworks makes it even better.

I wonder if there is a minimum age to eat at this place.

PrincessJ9 · 03-31-2005

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Originally Posted by Dopey

That's not a bad price to pay any day.

I wonder if there is a minimum age to eat at this place.

Very true - it was worth the money just to experience it! I don't think there is an age restriction, I can tell you that most people were dressed a little nicer than what is worn in the parks all day - not dressed up but more like resort casual. The men either had on khaki pants or dress shorts with collared shirts and the women mostly in sun dresses and some in capri pants. Nothing too fancy.

**Dopey** · 03-31-2005

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Originally Posted by PrincessJ9

Very true - it was worth the money just to experience it! I don't think there is an age restriction, I can tell you that most people were dressed a little nicer than what is worn in the parks all day - not dressed up but more like resort casual. The men either had on khaki pants or dress shorts with collared shirts and the women mostly in sun dresses and some in capri pants. Nothing too fancy.

If they'll allow kids under 16 in there, I would definitely take my guys. They are used to eating in good places and their table manners surpass a lot of adults'. It would be fun. thanks.

rcraig2020 · 03-31-2005

My wife son and I ate there last year and it was great. Unfortunately
we did not go during fireworks. My son was ten at the time . Age is not a problem. They have a children's menu. Food was excellent and it is resort
casual

**Dopey** · 03-31-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by rcraig2020

My wife son and I ate there last year and it was great. Unfortunately
we did not go during fireworks. My son was ten at the time . Age is not a problem. They have a children's menu. Food was excellent and it is resort
casual

Thanks for the first hand report.

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kizzmitt Big Cheese Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Not far from a beach! Posts: 960	Narcoosee's? I was thinking of maybe going to Narcoosee's for a nice dinner with views of the MK fireworks. Has anyone done this? How was it? I orginally planned on going to California Grill but was thinking of trying something new. __________________ 2002 1st Disney vacation since childhood! Port Orleans Riverside 2003 Port Orleans French Quarter 2005 Port Orleans French Quarter DGD's 1st Disney experience! 2005 1st Fall vacation and 1st MNSSHP! PopCentury Spring 2006 Back to POFQ and SOG 2007 Port Orleans Riverside May 2nd-14th

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Allyson MB's Gigglebox Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Crestview, FL Posts: 2,027	Re: Narcoosee's? DH and I had a PS here for our last trip, but ended up cancelling it as it was for our last night at Disney and we were just too worn out!! I'm anxious to see the responses since we may try it again one day (sorry I'm no help to you though!) __________________ Been going as a family since 2004! Nine trips and counting! Three MNSSHPs and one MVMCP under our belt. Resorts = CSR, ASMo, POP, ASSports, POR, CBR, OKW & POFQ Mom to two precious boys!! The ONLY MBer I've met...KingOMiami!! (Even though Kip and I are practically neighbors!! ) (I really KNOW MICKEYMom - not just from MB!!)

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PrincessJ9 Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NY Posts: 91	Re: Narcoosee's? DH and I have eaten at Narcoossee's and we timed it so we could be there for the MK fireworks. We were seated pretty quickly (it was 1st week of Dec) and then when the fireworks started, we took our drinks outside on the patio so we could watch the fireworks and Narcoossee's pipes the music from the park into the restaurant. It was a very nice experience. I don't think it is something we would do every trip since the restaurant itself can be pricey but it was nice to experience. __________________ Jeannine Mommy to Sydney Alyssa born 9/30/02 ***Remember the Magic*** May 1997 (Engaged!) October 1999 (ASMusic & CBR) September 2000 (WL) December 2001 (AKL) May 2005 (Coronado)...First trip for our Little Princess

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Baloo85 DC JungleCruise Skipper Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: in denial on the Nile river Posts: 1,545	Re: Narcoosee's? They pipe the music into the restaurant...that is too cool...what kinda food do they have there and how was whatever you ate? __________________ "Please do not take any pictures while you are in line at the Jungle Cruise...they are nailed to the walls for a reason." PJ AND BALOO WDW TRIPS 2003 Oct MNSSHP (CBR) 2004 April (Grad nite) 2005 Oct MNSSHP 2005 Nov (my b day) 2006 March (spring break/POR) 2006 May (Pj's b day/All Star Music) President of the "I GO WILD FOR THE JUNGLE CRUISE" club Founder of the Pool Boys for Disney Foundation!!!

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PrincessJ9 Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NY Posts: 91	Re: Narcoosee's? I had a filet mignon and it was very good and the dessert was yummy - then again when isn't dessert yummy! My DH had a fish entree, can't remember what is was though. The food was really good - we truly enjoyed the meal but if I remember correctly with appetizer (we shared), entrees, and dessert and 2 drinks each, it was about $100. It was more of an experience for us than anything else. Here is a link to the menu: Narcoossee's Menu __________________ Jeannine Mommy to Sydney Alyssa born 9/30/02 ***Remember the Magic*** May 1997 (Engaged!) October 1999 (ASMusic & CBR) September 2000 (WL) December 2001 (AKL) May 2005 (Coronado)...First trip for our Little Princess

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timsha Mouse Meister Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Foster. RI Posts: 1,255	Re: Narcoosee's? Narcoosee's is very nice good food, on the $$$ side, but found it to be worth it. If you time it right, it is also a great place to warch the fire works. __________________ Next trip?? some time in 2009

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rcraig2020 Mouseketeer Intern Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: New Jersey Posts: 7	Re: Narcoosee's? My wife son and I ate there last year and it was great. Unfortunately we did not go during fireworks. My son was ten at the time . Age is not a problem. They have a children's menu. Food was excellent and it is resort casual

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