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What are your favorite CS breakfasts in the Parks?
Just trying to get some ideas on new places to get a quick breakfast on our trip. We usually eat in our room or the resort CS place. But, lately, I've started hearing about even more options for a quick park breakfast. What are your favorites and what do you enjoy there?
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Can't advise since the only CS breakfast in a park we've done was BOG's. It wasn't fabulous, requires an ADR as you likely know, and took about as long as TS since we can never resist wandering around the place despite having eaten there several times.
However, I'd suggest looking over the All Ears menus for the resort CS in the CR, GF and Poly. Those are all close enough to the MK that when you're headed for ropedrop or simply time in the MK, it'd be pretty simple to grab CS breakfast at one of those and then ride the resort loop monorail on to the MK.
If you eat at the CR, it's a speedy 10-15 minute walk to the MK on nice sidewalks. Or, from the Poly or GF, you could hop onto the small boat that goes Poly-GF-MK. It's a relaxing ride that's especially lovely early in the day.
I suggest checking the All Ears menus to see if any items at these resorts' CS appeal. Gasparilla Grill at the GF gets pretty good reviews and has a nice open-air terrace with tables as well as indoor seating.
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We have always liked Starring Rolls in DHS. Can get crowded in the morning-but they have bagels, cinnamon buns, coffee, danish fruit. And a cute little seating area outside.
I am not a big breakfast person-so a bagel and coffee is perfect for me.
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We just did a trip in March and wanted to pick up CS for DD in the parks (I had a protein bar for me). It was so hard to fond someplace that was opened and served breakfast. Really disappointing. I don't remember this being an issue on past trips.
This was the week before Easter and the parks were packed. We usually go on much less busy times so it wasn't for a want of customers.
We have done BOG and it was quite expensive and every loud. We are not huge breakfast eaters so it was too much food. We did not have the issues Dot had.
Also I failed terribly at getting a decent cup of coffee.
I didn't think there really were any places that were open to serve breakfast other than maybe all the Starbucks locations. I know at one point in time at AK Pizzafari had a breakfast menu but I think over the years it's an on again off again thing. Other than that, I too suggest looking at Allears for the menus as that will tell you what, if any, park restaurants are open for breakfast.
We really enjoy a quick breakfast at Sunshine Seasons (in the Land pavilion in Epcot). Pretty standard bfast food, but we've tried multiple things and always enjoyed them.
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Agree with both Starring Rolls at DHS and Sunshine Seasons at EPCOT.
Back in the days of paper FP, my mom and I quick-walked to Soarin' to get the FP, settled in for a leisurely breakfast at Sunshine, rode Living With the Land, and then our FP were ready. They have a good selection, for any meal of the day.
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The only counter service breakfast we ever do is Sunshine Seasons in The Land at Epcot. It's nice to just head out of your resort, eat there, and then head right to Soar'in.
I usually eat in the room, too. But at Epcot, I stop at Sunshine Seasons for the berry croissant bread pudding (mmm!). I used to like getting a cinnamon roll from Gaston's Tavern in New Fantasyland, but I think they changed the recipe, and it's not as good anymore.
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I usually eat in the room, too. But at Epcot, I stop at Sunshine Seasons for the berry croissant bread pudding (mmm!). I used to like getting a cinnamon roll from Gaston's Tavern in New Fantasyland, but I think they changed the recipe, and it's not as good anymore.
Mmmmmm, I too love that bread pudding at Sunshine Seasons. Hope it's still there in August.
Sadly they cut out a lot of the in park breakfast options. I remember trying to find some sort of QS protein at 8 am for someone in our party in MK. It was not easy. I remember getting Mickey waffles in the park when I was younger.
We have a tradition of having some sort of ridiculous sweet for breakfast at least once at Starring Rolls. They have other healthier options but we go for the giant cupcakes
I think the better options are really at resorts for breakfast. The in-park options are limited and crowded at best. The few places that might have options that I can think of have already been mentioned, but I've never been overly impressed with the food received. I prefer to do a nice character breakfast or two and the rest of the time breakfast in the room/on the way out to the park.
We went to Sunshine Seasons because last year I remember having a nice breakfast there. This year there were only a few thing on offer. I think DD had a banana and a drink, I had a coffee (not very good either).
DD got a breakfast sandwich from the CS next to Tuskker House and I got a very expensive yogurt (Greek but not a great brand and with artificial sweetner) for $3.00. We could not find any place open for breakfast in the parks, other than BOG and Starbucks. I could understand if it were a slow time but the parks were packed.
Disney wants you to eat before you come. They have eliminated some breakfast options and most of the remaining are not too exciting. Each park does have a Starbucks and at least one table service/buffet place that is open for breakfast, but mostly they don't appeal to us. For this reason, we normally eat at our resort food court in the morning.
Many years ago, Electric Umbrella had a wonderful breakfast pizza that we ate a couple of times on our trip. Gone.
We also ate a few times at Pizzafari, pretty standard breakfast platters with OJ, but a fun atmosphere. Gone.
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