Celebrate Valentine's Day with Dinner at Catal Restaurant in Downtown Disney

This post is a collaboration with Catal Restaurant. All opinions, grammatical errors and typos are my own.

What are your plans for Valentine's Day? This year I want to celebrate big. On Valentine's day 15 years ago, my husband asked me to marry him with a simple, yet beautiful proposal. Although Valentine's Day has become really commercial, it is still has a great meaning for me.

This is how I envision the perfect Valentine's Day: Start the day early with some rides and excitement at Disneyland. Then head over to Catal Restaurant at Downtown Disney for  a very delicious and romantic dinner.

Catal Restaurant is preparing a three course prefix menu, featured by Chef Alonso Ramirez. Guests will be able to select from Filet Mignon, Lobster Pappardelle, Rack of Lamb and many other gourmet dishes. There will be also hand crafted cocktails.

Of course, if you’re planning to make it a family experience, they will have a regular kids menu available.

Cost is $85 per person (what a great deal!)
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Champagne special - With the purchase of a bottle of Nicolas Feuillatte Brut Reserve, guests will take home two champagne flutes with a Catal heart wine charm.

RACK OF LAMB with couscous salad, carrots, cumin, tatziki sauce, harissa and cilantro slaw

DIVER SCALLOPS IN LOBSTER CREAM SAUCE with poached lobster mushrooms and fine herbs

Details

Valentine's Dinner at Catal Restaurant
Date: February 14, 2018
Time: 4:00pm-9:00pm
Location: Downtown Disney

The best way to end a great celebration is with a good dessert. So make sure you save some room after the great menu of lobster or steak because Catal Restaurant offers the most amazing desserts!

CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE with macerated berries and dark chocolate

Make sure you call early to make a reservation, because you know that they will sold out. They have amazing food and drinks! Visit Catal Restaurant for more information about the menu and too book your table today.

How are you celebrating your Valentine's Day?