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Citricos vs Narcosse's?
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RonAnnArbor
Well-Known Member
Citricos is probably the best kept current dining secret at WDW. I can't recommend it more -- I have loved every meal I have had there.
gatordoc
Active Member
Agreed - Citricos is fabulous (though frankly I'd prefer that not TOO many people find out).
TwoTigersMom
Well-Known Member
Wow looks like we need to try Citricos :lol: I've only eaten at Narcoosees and it's become a must do every single trip. We absolutely love everything about the place, from the service, view, ambiance to the excellent food.
HollyBelle
Well-Known Member
Love them both! But I prefer Narcoosee's, in my opinion it has a better ambience. I don't think you can go wrong with either.
chwilson88
Member
Totally agree 100%, one of the most under-rated fine dining experiences in Disney.
Foolish Mortal
Well-Known Member
That's what I say about Narcoossee's. It's now a must do every trip. Even if I had to pay out of pocket !! Like it so much I'm going twice on my upcoming trip.
St. Germain
New Member
Victoria & Alberts! Then just don't eat the next day and your food budget should be fine. 
K-dub
Member
noname70,
We prefer Citrico's over Narcoossee's for ambience. Depending on which menu you prefer, either would be a nice choice.
If you do choose Narcoossee's, don't stress over demanding a window table to be able to see the MK fireworks over the water. When it's time for the show, the lights will be dimmed abit and everyone interested in the fireworks without a window table will walk outside and view the show from the decking outside in front of the windows and block the view of those "with" window tables anyway. :^)
We prefer Citrico's over Narcoossee's for ambience. Depending on which menu you prefer, either would be a nice choice.
If you do choose Narcoossee's, don't stress over demanding a window table to be able to see the MK fireworks over the water. When it's time for the show, the lights will be dimmed abit and everyone interested in the fireworks without a window table will walk outside and view the show from the decking outside in front of the windows and block the view of those "with" window tables anyway. :^)
K-dub
Member
pinkcroc,
You know your children best and are best able to judge their likelihood of embarrassing you and perhaps ruining your own evening as well as those around you.
That being said, We haven't taken children to Citrico's ourselves, but we've been around plenty in there. Every time, the children around us have been enjoying themselves and their family while still displaying "good restaurant manners".
You could tell this wasn't their first rodeo, so to speak, in a finer restaurant.
If you feel comfortable with the possibilites, Go For It!!
You know your children best and are best able to judge their likelihood of embarrassing you and perhaps ruining your own evening as well as those around you.
That being said, We haven't taken children to Citrico's ourselves, but we've been around plenty in there. Every time, the children around us have been enjoying themselves and their family while still displaying "good restaurant manners".
You could tell this wasn't their first rodeo, so to speak, in a finer restaurant.
If you feel comfortable with the possibilites, Go For It!!
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
I'll jump on the bandwagon in saying that you can't go wrong with either.
We personally like the ambiance of Narcoossee's better, and as I tend toward seafood, the choices are better there, but have always enjoyed Citrico's .
We personally like the ambiance of Narcoossee's better, and as I tend toward seafood, the choices are better there, but have always enjoyed Citrico's .
pinkcroc
New Member
K-Dub, I have heard the same thing about blocked window tables during the fireworks!
And thanks for your answer about the kids. For better or worse my kids are seasoned restaurant goers. It sounds like they'll be fine at citricos. I just didn't want them to be the only kids in there. I guess they only place you REALLY can't take kids is Victoria & Alberts.
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And thanks for your answer about the kids. For better or worse my kids are seasoned restaurant goers. It sounds like they'll be fine at citricos. I just didn't want them to be the only kids in there. I guess they only place you REALLY can't take kids is Victoria & Alberts.
:wave:
wdwmemories
New Member
Victoria & Alberts! Then just don't eat the next day and your food budget should be fine.
Don't you mean 'don't eat for the next WEEK'?? :ROFLOL:
I've had the joy to eat there a few times. For a very special occasion, it is a good pick - if you can get past the huge prices.
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
No...but if you use Disney Dining Experience....oh, I mean Tables in Wonderland
it does provide the 20% discount (except for Chef's Table)
shmmrname
Active Member
Narcossee's view is hard to beat. It's an amazing experience, on the water, especially as it's slowly getting dark outside. But, we tried Citrico's for the first time on our last trip and absolutely loved it. It easily jumped up into Jiko territory for me, an instant favorite. We didn't plan well, so we actually paid for the meal (we had Poly Luau for 2 credits already planned later in the trip), but it was still worth the fairly steep bill.