California Grill at sunset

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  1. dan43

    dan43 Member

    Happened to be in the restaurant right before dinner. It was totally empty.



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  2. jcvalenti

    jcvalenti Member

    Looks cool, but remind me not to sit at the bar at sunset ... looks like quite a glare !

    I've never been to California Grill before, but we're going down for a quick 5 day trip to Food & Wine festival, and we've got reservations there for this Saturday, so I'm looking forward to it.
     
  3. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    We ate at the Calif Grill in August. The food was MUCH better than I remember. We ate lots of appetizers and sushi, no entree's. Be prepared to pay for that food though. Our bill was over $120 with the Disney dining plan!
     
  4. PolynesianMedic

    PolynesianMedic Global Moderator Staff Member

    That's a BIG reason as to why we go on the Dining plan all the time! You can eat at a place like this, and although you are using 2 table service credits, you can have a bill like that and it doesn't hurt. When my wife and I got married we had out group have dinner in the Private room there after the ceremony, and we try to go there once a trip for our anniversary night dinner.
     
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  5. jcvalenti

    jcvalenti Member

    Just found this thread again after our trip for Food & Wine at the beginning of October.

    I really enjoyed CG, especially since we got a window seat and got to watch the Halloween fireworks from our table.

    The food was very good; simple steakhouse fare but well prepared. The wine list, on the other hand, was fantastic, and with the Dining Experience discount, not all that marked up. The wife and I dined with 4 others, and the 2 of us split a bottle of 2004 Merus Cab, which retailed on release at abour $145, and since has shot up to $250 on the aftermarket. With the Dining Experience discount, it was only $220 at CG - very reasonable for a very "high end" California Cabernet.

    Between this and Il Mulino, we've got two new "favorites" for our Disney trips.
     
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  6. Craig

    Craig Member Staff Member

    here are some pics from our dinner. I don't really remember what was what, but it was all good!

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  7. PolynesianMedic

    PolynesianMedic Global Moderator Staff Member

    mmmmmmmm it all looks so good!
     
  8. dan43

    dan43 Member

    I thought I was the only one who ever took pictures of food. :)
     
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