Can someone recommend

[janwebb]

Hello all,

I was wondering if someone could recommend a good restaurant for an adults birthday (but we will have children with us ages 16,15,14 & 12) so somewhere that would cater for both and keep us all happy [msnsmile2]

[florida4sun]

Citricos at the Grand Floridian would be great.


<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by janwebb
Hello all,

I was wondering if someone could recommend a good restaurant for an adults birthday (but we will have children with us ages 16,15,14 & 12) so somewhere that would cater for both and keep us all happy [msnsmile2]
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[Newhomebuyer]

You no doubt will be bombarded with suggestions on this one because we all have our favourites.
It may narrow it down if you say whether you want inside or outside the theme parks.

[janwebb]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Newhomebuyer
You no doubt will be bombarded with suggestions on this one because we all have our favourites.
It may narrow it down if you say whether you want inside or outside the theme parks.

[/quote] I'm not fussy - either would do!

[djdigitald]

Rain Forest Cafe at Downtown Disney, Kids of all ages love it, i know i did

[brizzle]

I think Jimmy Buffets at CityWalk would be fantastic for a birthday and the kids would have a great time too.
There's a real party atmosphere and the food/drink is good.
After the meal you can then hang around CityWalk enjoying the area and the street performances.

[Cruella DeVilla]

Why not read some of the reviews of the three OV sites, there are a few on there.

[caroline]

I'm with Martin on this Citricos in the Grand FLoridian would be my first choice, then the California Grill at the Contemporary

[emm]

Cafe Tu Tu Tango on International Drive is excellent.

[Newhomebuyer]

I think that one of the restaurants in Epcot would be a good place to celebrate. The young people in the group could have some time on their own and meet up with you for the meal. The adults in the group could have a drink together and the whole group could round off the evening watching reflections of Earth.
If there are 12 of you then you might like the Teppanyaki in Japan. I think the tables seat 12 (please correct me someone if I'm wrong) Then go and stand on the balcony to watch the fireworks.
There is the bar area where you could have a drink beforehand.
Germany also has a good atmosphere for large groups.
If you want fine dining then the resorts are best.