Relax..It's only me dreaming..I love reading other people's choices of where they are dining at Disney..So many great restaurants to choose from...So here's me question..Your staying at WDW for 7 nights, and Disney have given you 7 free signature dining nights...Which 7 restaurants would you choose.?..In no particular order... 
Wow - great dream!! I pick. . .
Jiko
California Grill
Narcoossee's
Citricos
Artist Point
Coral Reef
Monsieur Paul (Bistro de Paris)
If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.
J. R. R. Tolkien
V&A in a class of it's own, so the signatures I would choose in order on property:
Bluezoo
Il Mulino
Citricos
Jiko
Flying Fish
California Grill
Yachtsman
Here are mine!
California Grill (My favorite)
Yachtmans Steakhouse
Artists Point (because I haven't eaten there yet)
Jiko
Cinderella's Royal Table Breakfast
Hoop-dee-doo
and Le Cellier (because I haven't eaten there yet)
Ooooh, I haven't eaten at any of them so this would be amazing. 
bluezoo
Artist's Point
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Jiko
California Grill
Citrico's
Hoop-De-Doo
A dream fantasy I can only dream of. Anyway, my choices would be:
California Grill (It's the fan favorite. The Bison Tenderloin and California Combination Roll would be what I'd get.)
Yachtsman Steakhouse (Love steak and everyone here knows I'm going for the NY Strip there!)
Artist Point (I must have that Cedar Plank Salmon!)
Flying Fish Cafe (The NY Strip and Snapper, come to me.)
Narcoossee's (It's another steak and seafood place I can't turn down. Steak and lobster tail, sounds like a great combo.)
Jiko (If I really want to eat at Sanaa and Boma, then skipping Jiko would be a travesty!)
Citricos (Veal chop, you're mine!)
"All my life I wonder how it feels to pass a day, not above them but part of them.
And out there living in the sun, give me one day out there, all I ask is one to hold forever. Out there where they all live unaware, what I'd give, what I'd dare, just to live one day out there."
Love these choices that are coming in...My mouth is watering..
I would struggle to choose 7 options because if I only had 7 days I wouldn't have time to sit down to eat that often.
Howdy Y'all
https://www.facebook.com/matthew.tucker1
Caution Content May be inappropriate
May/June 2016 Magic cruise to Norway
2017 Prtugal wedding adventures
2018 Alskan disney cruise ??
2019 Florida
I would struggle to choose 7 options because if I only had 7 days I wouldn't have time to sit down to eat that often.
I wouldn't sir..It's another reason why I love to stay onsite..A signature flight would be awesome...
California Grill
bluezoo
Narcoossee's
Flying Fish
Jiko
Monsieur Paul
Yachtmans
January 2020 Trip Report - Riviera Resort
June 2019 Trip Report - Caribbean Beach & Saratoga Springs
October 2018 Trip Report - Contemporary Resort
July 2018 - All Star Movies
April 2018 Trip Report - Art of Animation
Jan 2018 Trip Report - Port Orleans Riverside and Animal Kingdom Lodge
Nov 2017 Trip Report - Boardwalk Villas
Feb 2017 Trip Report - Port Orleans French Quarter
Apr 2016 Trip Report - Pop Century
Dec 2015 Trip Report - All Star Sports & Saratoga Springs
Sept 2014 Trip Report - Coronado Springs
Oct 2012 Trip Report - Caribbean Beach Resort
Ok..My turn..Here's my big 7 in no particular order...1...Shula's....2..Yachtsmen Steakhouse...3..Jiko...4..Cali Grill..5.. Narcoossee's...6...Citricos...7..Artist Point...This year will be our first ADR at YS..and AP....Have already dined at CG and
Jiko..That means I need to plan for 2016 to finish my conquest..Shula's and Narcoossee's and Citricos... 
Yay..I love excuses...
Is Victoria and Albert's not signature dining? Because that would be number one on my list. At the chef's table, please.
Beyond that I'd just go with the flow. They all sound amazing and I'm sure I would be pleased with my meal at all of them. We have Jiko, Le Cellier, California Grill, and Artist Point on upcoming trips (not all on the same trip!) and I'm looking forward to all of them.
Is Victoria and Albert's not signature dining? Because that would be number one on my list. At the chef's table, please.Beyond that I'd just go with the flow. They all sound amazing and I'm sure I would be pleased with my meal at all of them. We have Jiko, Le Cellier, California Grill, and Artist Point on upcoming trips (not all on the same trip!) and I'm looking forward to all of them.
I would count that as a signature dining experience, but I completely forgot about it!
January 2020 Trip Report - Riviera Resort
June 2019 Trip Report - Caribbean Beach & Saratoga Springs
October 2018 Trip Report - Contemporary Resort
July 2018 - All Star Movies
April 2018 Trip Report - Art of Animation
Jan 2018 Trip Report - Port Orleans Riverside and Animal Kingdom Lodge
Nov 2017 Trip Report - Boardwalk Villas
Feb 2017 Trip Report - Port Orleans French Quarter
Apr 2016 Trip Report - Pop Century
Dec 2015 Trip Report - All Star Sports & Saratoga Springs
Sept 2014 Trip Report - Coronado Springs
Oct 2012 Trip Report - Caribbean Beach Resort
Is Victoria and Albert's not signature dining? Because that would be number one on my list. At the chef's table, please.
Not really, "signature dining" is a term that was created to distinguish which restaurants would cost 2 credits on the Disney Dining Plan. From my point of view anyway, if it doesn't fit that distinction then it's not Disney Signature Dining.
Victoria & Alberts, is in a class all it's own. 
I followed the same line of thinking Kristen did.
I also think V&A's would be a given for anyone to choose, so I found it more interesting to read everyone's choices sans V&A's.
crazycatperson wrote:Is Victoria and Albert's not signature dining? Because that would be number one on my list. At the chef's table, please.
Not really, "signature dining" is a term that was created to distinguish which restaurants would cost 2 credits on the Disney Dining Plan. From my point of view anyway, if it doesn't fit that distinction then it's not Disney Signature Dining.
Victoria & Alberts, is in a class all it's own.
We've never done the dining plan, so I am clueless as far as credits are concerned.
So scratch V&A's. In addition to Jiko, Le Cellier, California Grill, and Artist Point, I think I'd like to try Monsieur Paul, Yachtsman Steakhouse, and Flying Fish.
Since we're skipping V&A mine would be (in no particular order):
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Cinderella's Royal Table
Shula's
Narcoosee's
California Grill
Artists Pointe
Brown Derby
~ Barb ~
If you have seven credits to work with: Narcoossee, Boma, Cali Grill, Artist Point OR Le Cellier since that is hubby's fav.
"At some point in life you have to decide if you're the Tigger or the Eeyore."...Randy Pausch
"George Banks and all he stands for will be saved. Maybe not in life, but in imagination. Because that's what we storytellers do. We restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again." Walt Disney
Signature dining really doesn't interest me 
The food seems too fancy and half the time I don't even know what some of the food is! However, there are a few I'd pick...
Yachtsman- I do love steak!
Hoop De Doo
Cali Grill- I want that view!
Cinderella's Royal Table
I am such a foodie and would love to do all the signature restaurants at WDW... It will happen one day. My top 7 (minus V&A's) are:
Monsieur Paul (love French cuisine)
Cali Grill (duh)
Flying Fish (give me all the fresh seafood!!)
Le Cellier (cheddar cheese soup please)
Jiko
Artist's Point
Cinderella's Royal Table (just so I can say I did it, would probably do it for breakfast though)
California Grill
Yachtsman Steakhouse
Hollywood Brown Derby
Cinderella's Royal Table
Hoop Dee Doo Revue
Arist Point
Citricos
In no order:
California Grill (My favorite)
Artists Point (Have never been)
Cinderella's Royal Table
Le Cellier (Love steak)
Hollywood Brown Derby (Have never been and I need that grapefruit cake)
Citrico's (Have never been, it looks so comfy)
Narcoosies (I can't spell. Have never been and love sea food)
