She eats shellfish and yet is deliberately avoiding the opportunity to have the scallops at Napa Rose?

Steakhouse 55 - in the location of the former Grandvilles

You might want to call the steakhouse(s?) ahead of time about the vegetarian who eats fish. The chef may be able to prepare something non-steakish, even if it's not on the menu. Also, some restaurants may have a vegetarian or vegan dish that they don't list on the menu.

We were uber impressed by the Cove Bar, drinks, view and food. I haven't had time to read all the other responses, but I sould strongly reccomend them. (I can't remember the meals available, whether dinner and lunch or not, sorry... Hey, Locals...?!?)

Anyway, we REALLY liked it. :cool:

Oh, and Mimis does excellent french onion soup.

It's been years since I've eaten there but there also used to be some decent food over at the Hilton. Considering how much time has passed, I wouldn't necessarily recommend anything in particular but it might be worth checking out. I remember thinking that the sushi bar was quite nice. The Italian place, Pavia, also had decent food.

From Ken,

I forgot to log Disneyphile out before I posted

Sorry Love

As long as you are willing to take the extra time, the ART bus goes to all the hotels and so can be used for cheep transport to most of the restaurants mentioned above. When people come to Target to shop during their trips we always tell them to take it back to their hotels and around the area.

You're right. The correct term is pesca-vegetarian.

I, for instance, am a lacto-ova-pesca-vegetarian. But that's a mouthful and it's annoying to explain, so I just say "vegetarian."

And vegetarianism, even of the hypenate variety, is not always due to "flesh of the animals" concerns. My concerns have more to do with cholesterol than PETA.

Rather than the confusing use of vegetarian wouldn't it be simpler to just say "the only meat I eat is seafood"?

I don't say "I'm a pollo-pesco-vegetarian" I just say "I only eat birds and fish."

I've always found weird the idea that somehow fish are less meat. A person that only eats cows and bacon wouldn't ever be called a bovo-porco-vegetarian.