Are you wanting upscale dining? There are tons of places and tons of options. Have you ever been to Disney before. I think a character meal is mandatory for one meal, with or without kids, IMOP. Do make reservations, so you want have to wait/waste time while in the parks.

For dinner: Artist Point in the Wilderness Lodge. Take a look at their menu: http://allears.net/menu/menu_ap.htm

But, don't delay in making your reservation. Do it now. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/wilderness-lodge-resort/artist-point/


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More on the casual side but with very good food is Les Chefs de France in EPCoT, if you'll be there. It is a pleasant brasserie that we found perfect for lunch. I would suggest reservations here, as well.

The Californian at the top of the COntemporary is a neat place for dinner . . you can see the fireworks at Magic Kingdom.

We enjoy whatching the llluminatons at Ecpot from the Fish and Chips place ( Rose and crown??)

Reservations are smart at both

Rich,
It's the California Grill.

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Second Artist's Point and California.

We enjoy Portobello in Downtown Disney for Northern Italian. Narcoosee's at Grand Floridian is upscale casual with a great MK view for fireworks.

A short drive away is Columbia in Celebration, a very good Cuban restaurant.