The Most Romantic Restaurants at Disney World For Date Night
Disney World isn’t only for kids; adults can enjoy it, too. Whether you’re celebrating a honeymoon, anniversary, birthday, proposal, or simply want a quiet night out with your spouse or partner, Disney offers several restaurants with the perfect romantic setting.
These spots offer moody lighting, beautiful theming, and delicious food.
Here are four of my favorite romantic restaurants at Disney World + a bonus activity at Disney Springs.
1. Be Our Guest – Magic Kingdom
Straight out of the Disney classic, dining at Beast’s enchanted castle is nothing short of romantic.
The Grand Ballroom is breathtaking, with glittering chandeliers, a high domed ceiling, and snow gently falling outside the windows.
Love spotting Disney characters? Anticipate the Beast making a special appearance throughout your dining experience.
For a quieter, more romantic vibe, request a table in the West Wing, which is moodier and more intimate.
Overall, with a three-course, French-inspired, prix fixe menu and an extensive wine list, Be Our Guest is ideal for celebrations or date night.
2. Chefs de France – EPCOT (France Pavilion)
This cozy French brasserie is filled with soft lighting, bistro tables, and the charming atmosphere of Paris. You’ll feel like you’ve been transported straight to The City of Light as you sip wine and share a decadent meal.
Go in the evening when the World Showcase lights up for an even more romantic ambiance.
3. The Hollywood Brown Derby – Hollywood Studios
Step back into the Golden Age of Hollywood. With its Art Deco design, warm lighting, and caricatures of Hollywood stars lining the walls, this restaurant is classy and timeless. The menu features elevated dishes, perfect for an upscale dining experience.
Recommended: Try the famous Cobb Salad and a handcrafted cocktail.
4. San Angel Inn Restaurante – EPCOT (Mexico Pavilion)
Picture this: dim lighting, Mayan ruins glowing in the background, and boats from the Gran Fiesta Tour slowly drifting by in the background. The vibe is oh-so-romantic. Request a table near the water for the best view.
Honorable Mention: Wine Bar George – Disney Springs
If you love wine, this is a must-visit at Disney Springs – no park ticket required.
With a massive selection by the glass, expert recommendations from sommeliers, and shareable small plates, it’s perfect for a laid-back, romantic evening by candlelight.
Afterward, stroll around Disney Springs. We love the live music options.
Romantic Disney Dining Tips
Book early: Romantic restaurants at Disney World fill up quickly. Make your reservations using the My Disney Experience app as soon as the 60-day booking window opens.
Go later in the evening: Later seatings are often quieter and more intimate.
Dress up a little: It makes the evening really feel special.
Disney World has no shortage of family fun, but it’s also a great place for couples to reconnect, whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or an unforgettable date night for a few hours without the kids.
Share your favorite romantic Disney restaurants in the comments, or let us know which spots you’d love to try on your next visit!
