Need Nice Rest. In Disney Area

[jwar]

I'm taking my family to dinner, 4 total, and I need a nice restaurant to take them to in the I-Drive/Disney area. Some place not too expensive but somewhere not too ordinary either, all cusines are welcome. Thanks!

[cavandre]

We live about an hour from Disney & have had several very good meals at Raglan Road in Downtown Disney. Traditional Irish music starts around 9pm & it gets a little loud.
http://allears.net/menu/menu_rag.htm

[therearenowords2002]

Although Seasons 52 is technically a chain, albeit a very small part of a large one, I would second that recommendation. Not only is the food delicious and fresh as can be, the staff is unbelievable. I love this restaurant, and enjoy the Sand Lake one better than the altamonte one. If you really want a non chain, and are huge on service, go to Christinis....

[FloridaE46]

cafe tu-tu tango.. i would say its not too expensive.. its a tapas place with lots of live shows like belly dancing, singing and fire breathing

[herbert1]

Seasons 52

[jwar]

thanks, but i'm looking for something new, not a chain.

[winechic]

How new of a place? (Under 2 years, under 6 months?)

How adventurous with your cuisines? (Traveling with small kids?)

How upscale or casual?

Have you tried searching the FL boards for recent rec's and threads? We've had a lot of talk on this topic in the last 6 months. Word of warning, a lot of the "new" places in I-drive/Disney have been from chains in the last year.

Recent posts:
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/522280

One quick point, Season's has just 7 locations in the chain and fits your request to a T. I've hit both Orlando locations with guests of all ages and palates, it's always been a winner. The Sandlake location has a nice view of the lake and both locations offer stellar service.

Primo
California Grill
Cedars
Moonfish
Oceanaire seafood

[jwar]

thank you, i just something new. Not really a new rest. or anything, just tired of the same old thing. I appreciate all of the help.