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Disney Parks just released new pictures of The Dining Room at Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, opening on July 28. Elegant is what comes to mind when you look at the intricate pieces added to this upscale venue.
Boasting new details in the form of sparkling chandeliers and delicate scrollwork, the restaurant dons a fresh look just waiting to be experienced by Guests awaiting its return. Interestingly, the restaurant was named after England’s former queen and prince consort.
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The venue closed in 2020, alongside Walt Disney World, and is one of the last restaurants to re-open at the Resort. A coveted spot, this is the most upscale restaurant at the Walt Disney World Resort and is the only AAA five-diamond restaurant in Central Florida!
This luxurious restaurant takes fine dining to a whole new level with American fare offerings and Signature Dining experiences. Advance reservations started on June 20, so make sure to reserve your table for a chance to eat at this magnificent place.
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The main dining room takes its inspiration from a garden, with special Victorian touches adorning the walls and ceilings. The restaurant features two unique tasting menus that feature several different courses to please the palate.
Known for its wine list, which is award-winning, Victoria & Albert’s features 500 different wines from 35 regions. Some of the offerings date back to the early 1900s!
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Though the restaurant is costly, the experience is worth it, especially if you’re celebrating a special occasion. The dress code for Victoria & Albert’s requires men to wear jackets, and children must be at least ten years old to dine.
There is no kids menu, and reservations are highly recommended. Make sure to plan a visit to this stunning spot for a chance to experience a fantastic feast in a fabulous setting!
