The Ultimate Buffet...

[real mad hatter]

Ok folks..I've decided to add an extra ADR for my next trip,and I fancy a " Eat till you drop " Buffet..Now I've never done one before,but I have perused the buffet menus and here's my choice..Boma..The reason I fancy it is because of the huge variety available.But what would be your choice.?..And why.?

 

[tare]

I would choose 1900 park fare for with breakfast or dinner. You can't beat the atmosphere and the great food!!!

 

[zurgandfriend]

Boma is excellent, 1900 Park Fare is also good. Have you considered Ohana? It's like a buffet except they bring the food to you.

 

[davictim]

I can also recommend Boma. One of my favorite places to "graze" at WDW! You can't beat the combo of great food and beautiful surroundings.

For grilled meat on a skewer overload, head to Ohana. As zurgandfriend mentioned, they bring it to you!

 

[Figgy1]

We adore CP because LOVE the food, always get a good view of the castle and who doesn't love Pooh.

 

[real mad hatter]

We adore CP because LOVE the food, always get a good view of the castle and who doesn't love Pooh.

..Oh you mean Pooh as in Winnie..

 

[Figgy1]

..Oh you mean Pooh as in Winnie..

Yes

 

[real mad hatter]

Boma is excellent, 1900 Park Fare is also good. Have you considered Ohana? It's like a buffet except they bring the food to you.

I checked Ohana and thought the offerings were not great as in variety wise as other buffets.

 

[JCtheparrothead]

I can also recommend Boma. One of my favorite places to "graze" at WDW! You can't beat the combo of great food and beautiful surroundings.

For grilled meat on a skewer overload, head to Ohana. As zurgandfriend mentioned, they bring it to you!

Yeah their breakfast is one of the best at WDW , IMO. Good stuff here.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Of buffets Boma by far has the best quality of food and some unique dishes. Both breakfast and dinner are excellent. Then I like the Biergarten, I like the German food and the music. A hidden gem is Trail's End Buffet at Fort Wilderness.

Of the all you care to eat restaurants where they bring the food to you Ohana is the best followed by Whispering Canyon skillets.

 

[real mad hatter]

Yes

Phew!..For one horrible second there I thought this was some new Disney vegetarian delight..Yes I'll have the deep fried vegetarian Pooh roll please,with a side dish Winnie fries..

 

[JohnnyDollaz89]

For a buffet i'm going with 'Ohana for sure! Not really the biggest fan of Boma.

 

[sgtmgd]

Well now interesting question..I'm not a fan of lunch/dinner buffets at Disney..but love the breakfast Buffets..Cape may is great...I enjoyed 1900 Park Fare for Dinner due to the interaction with the stepsisters/evil step-mother..the food was ok...not bad by any means but a far cry from Yachtsman quality..Biergaten is also a well themed dining show..and hte food was again ok

 

[jw24]

I've never been to a Disney buffet myself but I'm definitely interested in Boma and Biergarten! I mean, I'm not too familiar with German food overall and would like to try some. I mean, sausages and schneitzels fit me! And Boma, well, I'm not familiar with African food and the food so looks good and different.

 

[travelgip]

Definitely, Whispering Canyon Café in WL. The endless skillets are fantastic, both for breakfast and lunch/dinner

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

Best buffet ... Jimmy or warren

 

[Figgy1]

Best buffet ... Jimmy or warren

Warren could always adopt me so I could afford to go whenever I wanted!

 

[JillC LI]

Cape May Cafe for dinner without a doubt. We tried it for the first time on our last visit, and we all had to be rolled out of the restaurant! Everything was delicious, especially those crab legs. Something for every food preference too.

 

[JenniferS]

Another vote for Cape May Cafe from me.

We've done the following, and I offer our weighted family average score:

Boma (dinner twice) - Grade B. great atmosphere. Some great food, some less than great. Hit and miss (mostly miss) service.

Chef Mickey's (dinner twice) - Grade C for food. Grade A minus for fun/atmosphere

Crystal Palace (breakfast) - Grade B+ - Brekkie is brekkie. Character interaction was great

Biergarten (dinner) - Grade A minus - Great food. We arrived at the end of one show, and the next started just as we were leaving, so that was a bit of a let down. You potentially sit with strangers, but the family we sat with was lovely.

Mickey's Backyard Barbeque - Grade B minus - My kids were a little old for the show. The food didn't warrant 2 TS credits per person. And dang, it was HOT in there at the end of August.

Cape May Cafe (breakfast) - Grade A+ - No complaints. Great food. Great service. Great atmosphere.
Relaxed, unhurried meal, with plenty of character interaction.

Cape May Cafe (dinner twice) - Grade A from all (A+ from hubby who likes clams). Good food selection. Less hectic than Chef Mickey's due to lack of characters.

1900 Park Fare (breakfast) - Grade B minus. Again Breakfast is breafast, hard to screw up, but something was just "off". I wasn't crazy about the table set up, but I'm not sure if that's what dropped the grade for us. Character interaction was rushed.

Hollywood & Vine (dinner) - Grade A minus. I don't get the hate for this place. Up until we discovered Cape May, this was food-wise, our favourite buffet. No characters at dinner.

 

[JohnD]

Just added Boma Breakfast to my check out day. Can be more leisurely. Don't have to worry about getting to a park opening.