Supercalifragilistic vs Bon Voyage Breakfast

HoneyBee1991

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I'm having a hard time deciding between the two!

Please let me know which one you prefer and why.

**If you know if one is less crowded or louder than the other, please let me know**

Thanks so much for your help!
 
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HouCuseChickie

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Normally, I would say the Supercalifragilistic. 1900 PF breakfast has been one of our faves for a long time, but when we were there in December, it was really bad. Many of the nicer food items we normally enjoy were missing, a number of items from the dinner buffet were there and didn't taste fresh (like they were recycled from the evening before), seating was a disorganized mess, characters were ridiculously rushed, the chef couldn't answer my question about something on the allergy menu, and all in all it was a really rushed experience. What normally takes us close to 90 minutes was a 30-40 min meal for everyone with us during the first seating that day.

We also ate at the Bon Voyage breakfast last trip at Trattoria al Forno. We really enjoyed that one and I liked a number of the menu items.

Character meals, in general, are going to be crowded and loud, but I'd say Bon Voyage felt a bit more subdued.
 

Animaniac93-98

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Tried Bon Voyage for the first time this past trip. It was OK, but I'm not sure I'd do it again unless I was staying at a hotel within walking distance. It was kind of a pain to get her via Disney transportation from POP, but the Skyliner should make that easier next year.

I was seated toward the restaurant's entrance. When the characters come in (one at a time) they walk to the back and make their way from there. It took over 30 minutes before anyone came to our section and I was handed the bill before 2 had shown up. This is obviously luck of the draw, but I would keep that in mind if you're planning on eating here before heading to the parks. I had one of the earliest seating times too.

Flynn was great. The others were fine too, but he was easily the most entertaining (I think the moms and older sisters were more excited to see him than the kids, lol). Food was good too (I had the steak and eggs) and the pastry pan had some decent selections. Still, the experience feels like what it is. A nice Italian restaurant that happens to have some Disney characters. For $40 + tax and tip (per adult), I would suggest somewhere else unless your kid is a big Tangled fan.
 

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