SUMMER/FALL 2016 INFLUENCE | 37 Monsieur Paul – Savor traditional French cuisine at this gourmet dining pick in the French pavilion, a classic for a special occasion. San Angel Inn – It’s said this romantic oasis is modeled after a 17th century hacienda at the base of Mayan ruins. Whatever the backstory, check out Mexican fare served under soft lights with a view of small boats (from the Three Caballeros ride) gliding by. After dinner, visit the pavilion’s La Cava del Tequila, with more than 100 choices of Mexico’s national drink. Tutto Italia Ristorante – Traditional fare in Italy’s pavilion with an emphasis on pasta, seafood, steak and vegetarian options. For fine spirits, visit the pavilion’s Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar. HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS The Hollywood Brown Derby – The park’s signature dining venue is a replica of the famed California restaurant. Expect American cuisine paired with classic cocktails. MAGIC KINGDOM Be Our Guest Restaurant – While Magic Kingdom is the most kid-intensive park, this fanciful tribute to “Beauty and the Beast” is the most upscale choice, offering French-inspired cuisine. The castle-like setting is the only one that serves alcohol in the park. It’s tough to get a reservation for dinner at prime times, so book early. More mouth-watering adult noshes with Universal Studios’ offerings on page 38 >> PHOTOS: Courtesy Walt Disney World ORLANDO EATS
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