Best signature dining experience where we don't have to dress up?

sublimesting

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Original Poster
So, we have 2 dining credits left and were thinking of trying a signature meal. We aren't travelling with fancy clothes and intend on wearing our park gear. That being said what are some recommendations you guys have for casual signature meals. By the way we'll have a 2 year old.
 

mickeysshoes

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What time of year will you be going?? We go in August and we dont travel with fancy dress up clothes and we eat at a signature place almost every night. DH will wear a nice shirt and nice short..and will where capris and a nice tank or shirt. DD will be jeans and tee. DH and I are a little more dresse then park clothes but I would not call it Dressed UP by any means. I have never felt out of place. NOTE...we have not eaten at CA Grill or V&A but at all the rest!
 

jlmct52

Member
If you're dining at one of the park Signature Restaurants, the clothes you normally wear will be fine. We will regularly do this very thing and as the person before said, we have never felt out of place.
 

Mukta

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I have eaten at many signatures in park attire and it has been fine. I would base my decision around the two year old over the dress code. If there is an atmosphere that you would prefer or a menu that seems more appealing to you, go for that.
 

bmarkelon

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The only one you can really count out is v&a. I recommend California Grill, Narcoosee's and Jiko over the others. Fantastic meals, so worth it! Enjoy!
 

EvilQueen-T

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flying fish, citricos, california grill, or narcoossee's. your meal at california grill can tends to be a little bit slower pace so if your child can't handle a really long meal the others are great choices that go a little quicker. flying fish has the advantage of being on the boardwalk. we've come straight from dhs and felt perfectly comfortable going into flying fish in our park clothes.

last december we went to california grill, we had on business casual but my sister and i were both really cold so we grabbed our mickey mouse sweat shirts out of the car and wore them over top (just had to we were just that cold and yes were fashion road kill) and no one batted an eye...they sat us, fed us, and happily took our money.
 

bmarkelon

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flying fish, citricos, california grill, or narcoossee's. your meal at california grill can tends to be a little bit slower pace so if your child can't handle a really long meal the others are great choices that go a little quicker. flying fish has the advantage of being on the boardwalk. we've come straight from dhs and felt perfectly comfortable going into flying fish in our park clothes.

last december we went to california grill, we had on business casual but my sister and i were both really cold so we grabbed our mickey mouse sweat shirts out of the car and wore them over top (just had to we were just that cold and yes were fashion road kill) and no one batted an eye...they sat us, fed us, and happily took our money.
^this is very good advice^. Missed the 2 year old part. Flying fish is a perfect sig choice. Primarily seafood menu.
 

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