So where are the best places to eat at Disney World for a romantic setting? I am going to give
Let's start off with exotic food fare...
Jiko - The Cooking Place - Vibrant spices, crackling wood-burning ovens and boutique South African wines transport you to the heart of Africa. There is a dress code at this restaurant but it is so worth it to dress up and just enjoy the atmosphere which makes you feel like you are basking in the sunset. Amazing, and unique flavors await you at Jiko! Located in the Animal Kingdom Lodge.
Boatwright's Dining Hall - Looking for southern hospitality in a casual but creative setting overlooking the Sassagoula River? Your ship’s come in. I promise this restaurant won't be on anyone's else romantic dinner list. And I really don't know why. Sure there is no dresscode, it can get loud with the piano bar next door, but that's what is awesome. I enjoy eat around the boat theme restaurant that serves sweet tea and has a fireplace. And why not go for a drink afterwards while listening to Yeehaw Bob?
Flying Fish - Feast on premium sustainable seafood and prime steaks at this contemporary American restaurant on Disney’s BoardWalk. Another place with a dress code but again it is worth it. For some people there is nothing more romantic than a stroll along the boardwalk. And that's exactly what you can do after you finish you lovely meal here where you can enjoy seaside meals!
California Grill - Savor the finest in Californian cooking, as you take in the sights of Seven Seas Lagoon and Magic Kingdom park. Ahh eating here while the fireworks are going off is absolutely like a wish come true! It has gorgeous views of Magic Kingdom and the water surrounding! The food is really good here too! But a boat after eating here is a must!
Monsieur Paul - Make it an evening to remember at Monsieur Paul, a gourmet restaurant serving classic French cuisine. This one doesn't have a really strict dress code, but don't expect to just waltz in there with just anything on. This has amazing French food! The wonderful classic atmosphere as well. Plus, gorgeous views of EPCOT!
San Angel Inn Restaurante - Dine in perpetual twilight at this Mexican restaurant, modeled after a 17th-century hacienda at the base of Mayan ruins. One of my favorite restaurants at Disney World! They mean what they say about the perpetual twilight! It's amazing! A ride runs through the restaurant but gives it the true river feel to it! I love eating here and love atmosphere!
Victoria & Albert's - Classic Victorian elegance meets haute American cuisine at this AAA Five Diamond Award® recipient since 2000. This place is on most Disney fanatics' bucket list. This restaurant has the most high regard for a dress code. It is extremely stiff in dress code. The food and service is beyond anything like you have seen before in a restaurant. It's amazing!
Be Our Guest Restaurant - Step inside the Beast’s enchanted castle for a delicious and an unforgettable sit-down dinner. I like to think I saved the best for last. Yes there will be children, yes it's very busy, but it truly is like the castle of the Beast! It's amazing. I have seen some very special moments happen inside this castle! I really recommend it!
A few honorable mentions:
Cinderella's Royal Table
Cítricos
Coral Reef Restaurant
The Hollywood Brown Derby
Tiffins
Where is your favorite place to have a romantic dinner at Disney World? Or perhaps Disneyland?
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