Eating at Kona Cafe

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tigsmom

tigsmom

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TestTrack said:
First of all, you don't need to be staying at a disney resort to use the monorail.

Second, do you really need reservations to eat at Kona Cafe?(for my own curiosity)
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yes, you need them for just about all table service places since the dining plan became so popular.
 
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sweetpee_1993

sweetpee_1993

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Oh yeah. We went the 1st week of December and you should've seen how many people were waiting to be seated. It was very very busy. I definitely would recommend ADRs for it. Trust me, it was quite worth it. The coffee was great and the food was wonderful.
 
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BillyBuff

BillyBuff

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TestTrack said:
Well I figured that but just seemed to me like Kona cafe wasn't a "high traffic" restaurant.

Sad that you can't just go to some of these places...
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The name doesn't sound like a "high traffic" place but when I was there 2 weeks ago for dinner (8:00 PM), it was crowded. Lucky I had made prior reservations.
 
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shanny

shanny

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we had ressies at the biergarte late one evening, but decided to call it an early night. m:s would be why. but, later that night after feeling better we walked up to kona cafe to try to eat. no room. booked all night! i was shocked. im not sure that ressies are totally necessary for breakfast, as it was slooow when we went, but for any other meal they defnatly would be!
 
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Laura

Laura

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TestTrack said:
Well I figured that but just seemed to me like Kona cafe wasn't a "high traffic" restaurant.

Sad that you can't just go to some of these places...
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It really isn't high traffic for breakfast. I've gone in there for breakfast before and been the only one in there. So I wouldn't worry about needing a reservation for there for any meal except dinner.
 
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