Breakfast

[WDW Vacationer]

Can anyone tell me the locations near the Magic Kingdom that have any type of breakfast?

Thanks!

 

[DizneyPryncess]

I'm not sure if you mean Disney owned restaurants, or other types of restaurants near Magic Kingdom. Here's some Disney owned restaurants in the Magic Kingdom & at the resorts on the MK monorail loop.

Near Magic Kingdom:

-Polynesian has Kona Cafe, Ohana & Captain Cooks
-Contemporary has Chef Mickey's, Contempo Cafe, The Wave
-Grand Floridian: Grand Floridian Cafe, 1900 Park Fare

In the Magic Kingdom:
-Crystal Palace
-Cinderella's Royal Table
-Main Street Bakery

 

[WDW Vacationer]

Disney Owned is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks so much!

 

[yankspy]

You also have the Whispering Canyon Cafe at the Wilderness Lodge which is a boat ride away.

 

[Lucille]

Mind if I ask a breakfast question in your thread?

Are there any CS places in the parks that serve breakfast? An actual breakfast (not just muffins/pastries.)

At Tomorrowland Terrace in Disneyland I always get eggs, breakfast potatoes, bacon, a muffin, AND a beverage for only around $7. It's quick and easy and I was wondering if places in any of the WDW have something along those lines?

 

[luvlifeinfl]

Mind if I ask a breakfast question in your thread?

Are there any CS places in the parks that serve breakfast? An actual breakfast (not just muffins/pastries.)


At Tomorrowland Terrace in Disneyland I always get eggs, breakfast potatoes, bacon, a muffin, AND a beverage for only around $7. It's quick and easy and I was wondering if places in any of the WDW have something along those lines?

Ok, looking at the Disney site, under QS, I find.
Disney's All-Star Movies Resort- Wold premier court.

Disney's Coronado Springs Resort-Cafe' Rix

Walt Disney World Dolphin Resort -Picabu's

Downtown Disney- Wolf Gang Pucks express

DPOFQ-Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory Food Court

DPORS-Riverside Mill Food Court

I hope this helps.

 

[Monty]

Mind if I ask a breakfast question in your thread?

Are there any CS places in the parks that serve breakfast? An actual breakfast (not just muffins/pastries.)

At Tomorrowland Terrace in Disneyland I always get eggs, breakfast potatoes, bacon, a muffin, AND a beverage for only around $7. It's quick and easy and I was wondering if places in any of the WDW have something along those lines?

Here's what I could find in the parks:

MK

- Main Street Bakery serves "Continental and Hot Breakfast Choices"

EPCOT

- Sunshine Seasons serves: Adult Breakfast platter (Bacon, Eggs, sausage, and a biscuit) $6.29; Oatmeal (add raisins or brown sugar no extra charge) $2.49; Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Croissant $5.99; Kids' French toast with sausage $4.09

DHS

- ABC Commissary serves: Egg and Cheese Bagel with bacon or sausage $5.79; Oatmeal $1.99; Yogurt $1.99; Mixed Fruit Cup $3.39; Cereal $3.09; Granola Bar $1.59; Cinnamon Roll $2.79; Danish $2.39

- Fairfax Fair serves: Egg and Cheese Bagel with bacon or sausage $5.79; Oatmeal $1.99; Yogurt $1.99; Mixed Fruit Cup $3.39; Cereal $3.09; Granola Bar $1.59; Cinnamon Roll $2.79; Danish $2.39

AK

- Pizzafari serves: Breakfast Plate - scrambled eggs with hash browns, biscuit, and choice of bacon or sausage $6.29; Breakfast Pizza $5.49; Biscuit and Sausage Gravy $3.39; Kids French Toast - French toast sticks served with apple sauce and grapes $4.09; Fruit Cup $3.39; Yogurt $1.99; Cereal with Milk - Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, or Raisin Brand $3.09; Cinnamon Bun $2.59; Muffins - Blueberry, Chocolate-chip, or Apple-cinnamon $2.29; Danish - Apple, Cherry, or Cheese $2.39

- Tamu Tamu serves: Bagel Sandwich - with Egg, Cheese, and Ham $5.79; French Toast Sticks $4.09

 

[Lucille]

Thanks for the info. We're going in January and up in the air about what to do for breakfasts. We don't want to waste much time eating. But we're in a value resort so we won't have a fridge or anything to eat in the room in the morning.

I'm wondering if it would just be quicker to eat at the resort CS place. We did that on our last trip but it seemed to take forever to walk to the food court, get food, pay, eat...and then we'd go back to our room to grab our stuff and then go to the bus stop near our room (we were at POR.)

I wonder if breakfast would be quicker at POP if we just take all of our stuff to breakfast, eat, then get in line for the bus.

Decisions...decisions...

 

[Rob562]

I'm wondering if it would just be quicker to eat at the resort CS place. We did that on our last trip but it seemed to take forever to walk to the food court, get food, pay, eat...and then we'd go back to our room to grab our stuff and then go to the bus stop near our room (we were at POR.)

I wonder if breakfast would be quicker at POP if we just take all of our stuff to breakfast, eat, then get in line for the bus.

That's what we almost always do. The bus stops are right outside the food court at all of the Values and Moderates. It makes sense to be able to walk right out to them after you're done with breakfast.

And a note on MontyMon's list above, the last I heard, breakfast was no longer being served at the ABC Commissary. They moved the breakfast over to Fairfax Fare a few months ago, which makes sense, seeing as how two of the biggest morning draws are down Sunset Blvd, and ABC Commissary is kind of out of the way at that hour of the morning.

Lastly, it's worth a mention that one of the best breakfast values on-property is only a boat ride away from the Magic Kingdom: Trail's End at Fort Wilderness offers an all-you-can-eat buffet from 7:30A-11:30A for $14 Adult, $9 Children 9 and under.

-Rob

-Rob

 

[Monty]

And a note on MontyMon's list above, the last I heard, breakfast was no longer being served at the ABC Commissary. They moved the breakfast over to Fairfax Fare a few months ago, which makes sense, seeing as how two of the biggest morning draws are down Sunset Blvd, and ABC Commissary is kind of out of the way at that hour of the morning.

-Rob

That would explain why they had identical menus... :lol: