Insiders come here for the 27th-floor views of central Florida sunsets and the Wizard of Disney's fireworks. Those who can afford the high-altitude prices are rewarded with a romantic restaurant that has the feel of a 1930s supper club minus the cigarette smoke. Most tables are set in intimate alcoves facing picture windows. Book an 8pm reservation (well in advance) for a table facing the 9pm Disney fireworks. The cuisine, unfortunately, doesn't live up to the view and prices. The herb-crusted rack of lamb, ordered medium rare, is sufficient to please the eye and taste, but the Chilean sea bass sometimes arrives brittle and liquid. Overall, portions lean toward the small size. The wine list is commendable but priced well above retail. Dinner for two including appetizer, salad, entree, modest wine, dessert, and tip easily can climb to above $200.

Tip: Skip the meal and go for the fireworks view in the Top of the Palace Lounge, also on the 27th floor. But arrive early. It gets crowded.