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Pop Century breakfast hours/items?

musketeer

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
At the Pop Century food court, what time does it open for breakfast? And what is available? Are there hot breakfast items (pancakes, french toast, eggs, etc) or is it more like donuts, batels, pastries, etc?

And how does the dining plan fit into this?

Thanks
 

ErickainPA

New Member
We tried to use a snack option for the breakfast pastries back in December and were told we couldn't, we had to pay outright for them.

There are all sorts of really good hot food platters at Pop for breakfast. I was dying for waffles one morning so I got the POP waffle, it was great (dare I say it, was better than the Mickey waffles I had a few months later at another resort, they were too crusty)
 

yazmin182

New Member
Hi Musketeer,
My advice would be stay away from those Cafeteria dining options!! They do have a lot of selection and they are close, but the best thing to do is go straight to a park and eat there, or grab a snack and eat at the park. For its price, I thought the Pop Century was ok, the food was alrite, better than i expected but it doesnt compare going to eat a nice full lunch somewhere else. After you've had lunch/breakfast at a REAL restaurant you'll never go back. That's what happened with us. And if you have the dining plan, take advantage of it and explore!
The best lunch we had was at Boulangerrie Patisserie in Epcot France obvoiusly. I had the most delicoius and fresh turkey and cheese sandwich. Simple, healthy but sooo tasty. And they have the most amazing desserts, if you do check it out, make sure you get the Napoleon for dessert! hmm mmm

Hope this helps
 

pinkrose

Well-Known Member
yazmin182 said:
Hi Musketeer,
My advice would be stay away from those Cafeteria dining options!! They do have a lot of selection and they are close, but the best thing to do is go straight to a park and eat there, or grab a snack and eat at the park. For its price, I thought the Pop Century was ok, the food was alrite, better than i expected but it doesnt compare going to eat a nice full lunch somewhere else. After you've had lunch/breakfast at a REAL restaurant you'll never go back. That's what happened with us. And if you have the dining plan, take advantage of it and explore!
The best lunch we had was at Boulangerrie Patisserie in Epcot France obvoiusly. I had the most delicoius and fresh turkey and cheese sandwich. Simple, healthy but sooo tasty. And they have the most amazing desserts, if you do check it out, make sure you get the Napoleon for dessert! hmm mmm

Hope this helps

I love to go to MGM and get the chocolate covered crossonts at Starring Rolls Bakery. :slurp:

I've only had the waffles at Pop and they were good. :wave:
 

shoppingnut

Active Member
yazmin182 said:
Hi Musketeer,
My advice would be stay away from those Cafeteria dining options!! They do have a lot of selection and they are close, but the best thing to do is go straight to a park and eat there, or grab a snack and eat at the park. For its price, I thought the Pop Century was ok, the food was alrite, better than i expected but it doesnt compare going to eat a nice full lunch somewhere else. After you've had lunch/breakfast at a REAL restaurant you'll never go back. That's what happened with us. And if you have the dining plan, take advantage of it and explore!
The best lunch we had was at Boulangerrie Patisserie in Epcot France obvoiusly. I had the most delicoius and fresh turkey and cheese sandwich. Simple, healthy but sooo tasty. And they have the most amazing desserts, if you do check it out, make sure you get the Napoleon for dessert! hmm mmm

Hope this helps

That's fine if you want to have lunch. For me personally, I'd rather have a hot breakfast at the food court and a nice sit down dinner at one of the restaurants. I can live without (and try to avoid) fast food counter service for lunch.

When we went last August for breakfast you were allowed your meal, pastry and drink on the dining plan.
 

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