Adult but not Signature Dinning for dinner

[Kenshin_elite]

I am going to Disney with my girlfriend for our anniversary however we are traveling very light and wont be able to pack any nice clothes(only theme park attire). What kind of restaurants would anyone recommend that we could go for a dinner that does not have a ton of kids, does not require you to be dressed fancy, and is not California Grill level expensive. Only place I could think of was Ohana...

 

[Tuvalu]

Grand Floridian Cafe. Charming and quiet, attentive staff.

 

[righttrack]

Ohaha has a ton of kids. San Angel Inn, Boma, Biergarten, Rose and Crown would be my choices.

 

[Kenshin_elite]

Ohaha has a ton of kids. San Angel Inn, Boma, Biergarten, Rose and Crown would be my choices.

for breakfast yes but dinner has significantly less I have noticed. No characters.

 

[KeithVH]

Mama Melrose, Tony's, Trattoria, Big River, Brown Derby, Paddlefish. Well, maybe not Tony's. Your criteria aren't mutually exclusive but the no kids thing is a seriously tough issue at the World. I'd suggest pack slacks and a polo and do Narcoossee's but we're back to price (REALLY worth it though).

 

[correcaminos]

Grand Floridian Cafe, Sanaa, Wave, Marrakesh, Spice Road, Rose and Crown, Ale & Compass, Brown Derby (though I'm not a fan personally).

To me 'Ohana has a ton of kids all the time. Same with Biergarten. So I wouldn't pick those.

 

[epcotisbest]

Sanaa...delicious food, memorable setting, bread service with all nine accompaniments.

 

[lief13]

I second Sanaa. The food was great and so were the views.

 

[Figgy1]

Sanaa...delicious food, memorable setting, bread service with all nine accompaniments.

I second Sanaa. The food was great and so were the views.

^^^^^ X3

 

[Amos1784]

I also agree with Sanaa as a great choice, however I probably would choose Olivia's at Old Key West. It always has a laid back vibe the resort is very peaceful and it has great food.

 

[Club Cooloholic]

I am going to Disney with my girlfriend for our anniversary however we are traveling very light and wont be able to pack any nice clothes(only theme park attire). What kind of restaurants would anyone recommend that we could go for a dinner that does not have a ton of kids, does not require you to be dressed fancy, and is not California Grill level expensive. Only place I could think of was Ohana...

I would think Ohana has lots of kids. What about Kona Grill? I also found Maria and Enzo's at the Springs good

 

[Figgy1]

Just another thought, what about the monorail progressive dinner. Start at one place for appetizers(lounges are a nice choice), ADR for entres one for desert and end the night watching the water pageant and fireworks from one of the beaches.

 

[Mickey5150]

For price you cant beat the restaurants at Disney Springs. As long as you skip Trex and Rainforest the restaurants will have fewer kids then any theme park restaurants. I always recommend Raglan Road as one of the best restaurants I've ever been to.

 

[DisAl]

The Wave at the Contemporary is very good too. Décor sort of bland but the food was excellent when we were there in early March.

 

[DisAl]

Here are some photos from out dinner at The Wave in early March.
Lump Crab Cake appetizer, New York Strip (I don't see that on the current menu), and Grilled Beef Tenderloin. All were excellent, and in our opinion these steaks (and the service) were better than those at Le Cellier.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Sanaa is very good

The wave is terrible

I would recommend anywhere in springs (no...except for trex and rainforest cafe ) to meet your needs.

Dollar for dollar way less of a ripoff too

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

For price you cant beat the restaurants at Disney Springs. As long as you skip Trex and Rainforest the restaurants will have fewer kids then any theme park restaurants. I always recommend Raglan Road as one of the best restaurants I've ever been to.

Lol...I posted my response before I read yours, kismet soul mate

And is your name a VH reference?

 

[Kingoglow]

The Wave is fantastic. It has always been our first day dining go-to.
Grand Floridian Cafe' is also great.

 

[Mickey5150]

Lol...I posted my response before I read yours, kismet soul mate

And is your name a VH reference?

Yes it is

 

[CaptainAmerica]

I also agree with Sanaa as a great choice, however I probably would choose Olivia's at Old Key West. It always has a laid back vibe the resort is very peaceful and it has great food.

Love Olivia's for breakfast but their dinner menu is just okay IMO. I'd vote Sanaa for dinner for an adult couple.