Anniversary Dinner

[bchbm2022]

Im taking my parents to Disney in May for their 35th anniversary and trying to decide on a nice place to take them for dinner. We are looking at Artists Point and yachtmans steakhouse. What are some other good ideas. We ate at the California Grill years ago and want to try something different even tho its been renovated. No formal places so Victoria and Alberts is out. I was looking at Narcooses but its so much money. Any ideas would be awesome. Any location is ok whether its a resort, downtown disney, or the parks.

 

[lostpro9het]

Free appetizer, free after dinner adult beverage and some pretty good Italian food that has not been degraded by "free" dining: Il Mulino inside The Swan! It's a must do for us when we go.

 

[bchbm2022]

Yea we were looking at the Swan and Dolphin and its so hard to choose cause it seems like theres quite a few restaurants there.

 

[bchbm2022]

But that sounds like a good deal tho. Do you know if they take Disney gift card since they aren't owned by Disney? I got a few i was gonna use on meals.

 

[bchbm2022]

Its funny too cause its also my graduation for my masters degree so Im trying to decide on a graduation dinner as well. Im thinking Kona Cafe cause I love the coconut crusted chicken and sushi.

 

[lostpro9het]

But that sounds like a good deal tho. Do you know if they take Disney gift card since they aren't owned by Disney? I got a few i was gonna use on meals.

They will, they'll also take a visa disney rewards card.

 

[bchbm2022]

Ok thats awesome. Definitely sounds like a good plan. Thanks! Its not til May but planning helps us get through the long wait as well as school and work.

 

[harryk]

All in all, Narcoosees is not that expensive when compared to the other signature restaurants. Citrico's at the Grand Flo is very nice. Anniversary for your parents -- they are worth it. Try Artist Point at the Wilderness Lodge - we have never had an 'off' meal there and in general it is not too crowded nor loud. Maybe consider a fun time at the 'Hoop Dee Do Review' at Pioneer Hall, Fort Wilderness.....

 

[GrammieBee]

Monsieur Paul's upstairs in the French pavillion if they like french cooking. You don't need formal attire like V&A's, but it is quite elegant and usually quiet. It is a signature restaurant, so there are less expensive alternatives.