Bakery News: France Bakery opens at 9am, Tomorrowland Terrace open for Breakfast

[mousermerf]

Any idea what the breakfast menu will look like for Tomorrowland Terrace?

I want to say pastries and such.

 

[mousermerf]

Found it, menu:

" Menu items will include waffles, yogurt parfaits, egg/cheese and ham croissants, oatmeal, danish pastries, coffees and beignets."

 

[FosterLovesMickey]

Found it, menu:

" Menu items will include waffles, yogurt parfaits, egg/cheese and ham croissants, oatmeal, danish pastries, coffees and beignets."

Awesome, thank you!!

 

[Sparkly]

Found it, menu:

" Menu items will include waffles, yogurt parfaits, egg/cheese and ham croissants, oatmeal, danish pastries, coffees and beignets."

Waffles? Does that mean Mickey ones, by any chance?

 

[MOM POPPINS]

More pictures of what is served in France!

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...avilion-at-epcot-at-walt-disney-world-resort/

http://www.wdwmagic.com/dining/boul...es-halles-boulangerie-pattiserie-now-open.htm

 

[kpm76]

We arrive on Monday and I am so excited to try the new bakery!!

 

[Muskegon78]

Is there a tomorrowland terrace breakfast menu, not just food description?

 

[amw]

Is there a tomorrowland terrace breakfast menu, not just food description?

Here's a menu:
http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2013/...t-menu-in-magic-kingdom-now-serving-beignets/

 

[TDC Nala]

Does this now mean one could theoretically walk around an empty WS prior to 11 am? I think I would actually really enjoy that, even (especially?) with nothing open. Sounds peaceful and relaxing

I think you will be able to walk as far as France, but not into Morocco.

There are still preparations for opening going on in the other pavilions.

 

[MommytoaSweetie]

A lot of that (at both locations) looks really delicious! Does anyone know if any of it could be snack-creditable?

 

[karly05]

Oh, wow, I am drooling over the food pictures! Definitely going to have to stop for a meal here. How late do they serve in the evening (specifically sandwiches, etc., not just the bakery treats)?

 

[redoschi]

Does anyone know what a CS credit would get me at either of these locations? I've read that usually you could get a drink and 2 snacks for a CS credit in the old french bakery.

I know it isn't a great value, but we'll probably have some CS remaining by the end of our trip as we're on the QSDP (S/P/D promotion) and we'll do four ADRs and go to offsite parks for a couple days!

 

[purple figment]

A lot of that (at both locations) looks really delicious! Does anyone know if any of it could be snack-creditable?

The Disney food blog has photos of the menu boards for the Patisserie and it shows the snack credit logo next to some things - mostly the pastries, but a few of the savouries as well.

 

[MommytoaSweetie]

The Disney food blog has photos of the menu boards for the Patisserie and it shows the snack credit logo next to some things - mostly the pastries, but a few of the savouries as well.

Thanks!

 

[mom2brooke76]

I was there on Saturday and was disappointed that they increased the price of the ham and cheese croissant (my favorite) from $3.25 to $4.75, and that increase was in a two week period! Sadly, it doesn't look like the croissant is any larger

 

[parkhopping]

I was there on Saturday and was disappointed that they increased the price of the ham and cheese croissant (my favorite) from $3.25 to $4.75, and that increase was in a two week period! Sadly, it doesn't look like the croissant is any larger

I noticed the same thing and am disappointed as well $4.75 is still not terrible, but this was always a very cheap meal for me. Sad to see the price go up. I guess the $ for the expansion has to come from somewhere...

 

[crazymomof4]

A lot of that (at both locations) looks really delicious! Does anyone know if any of it could be snack-creditable?

Yup, lots of things fall under the 'snack' credit category http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3215018 ! Scroll down to the France bakery list.... all diet food, as you can see.