You've picked some terrific dining experiences. I think what's missing from this trip is an extra-special adults-only dining experience. The ultimate in
dining at WDW is Victoria & Alberts at the Grand Floridian. This
restaurant, a venue only for guests ages 10 and up, consistently ranks
as one of the best restaurants in the entire state of Florida. The
small dining room allows guests to have very personal attention from
the staff. The carefully crafted seven-course menu changes daily to
capitalize on the freshest ingredients possible. There is live music
provided by a violinist or harpist and the wine list is divine. Disney
Mom Laura is on her way to WDW any minute now to celebrate at Victoria
& Alberts ten wonderful years with her darling hubby. And with Laura you just know that there
are tiaras and glass slippers in the mix! I'm sure her night will be
one to remember.
If V&A seems over the top, there are many
other signature dining restaurants at WDW that are all top-notch,
offering gourmet food, impeccable service, delicious wines, and a
relaxing atmosphere. Panelist Bret lists these restaurants
HERE,
as well as describing the dress code required. My personal favorite on
this list is Artist Point in the Wilderness Lodge, but California Grill
during the fireworks is a close second.
For regular
restaurants for adults, some of the best options are in the World
Showcase at Epcot. I have never had a less than excellent meal at
Teppan Edo in the Japan pavilion. We've also had great experiences at Restaurant Marrakesh in the Morocco pavilion. See if you can get your hubby to belly dance for you ;-)