How is the food at CRT breakfast?

[Violet Parr]

I'm considering skipping CRT this trip. We got in for breakfast at 8:30, and we have never been in the parks before they open, so we thought it might be nice.

We were hoping to skip the dining plan, so we'd be paying about $250 out of pocket for the meal.

I have gotten my husband to accept that meals at WDW can have inflated prices, but I think $250 is pushing it for a meal if the food is going to be not-very-good. (We've always done CRT on the dining plan, and always dinner.)

Is the food awful?

Thanks!

VP

[turkeymama]

We did CRT for breakfast back in 2005 and have not done it in the 5 subsequent trips. My opinion of the food is not very high. If you are looking to get into the park before rope drop by doing an ADR, why not go for Crystal Palace? The food is more traditional American fare. If you want a princess experience, Akerhus in Epcot has better food in our opinions.

[1Jackpot]

I acutally thought the food was fantastic and totally worth the price. We've eaten there for breakfast every time we go. Have a great trip!

[MWillis]

Haven't eaten there in years, but will be giving breakfast a try in September. My niece gets princesses and my husband gets steak and eggs! Expecting a happy crew

[Violet Parr]

Originally Posted by MWillis

Haven't eaten there in years, but will be giving breakfast a try in September. My niece gets princesses and my husband gets steak and eggs! Expecting a happy crew

They have steak?

[MWillis]

Originally Posted by Violet Parr

They have steak?

according to the menu off the disney site...

STEAK AND EGGS
Grilled Filet Mignon on a mild Chipotle-Caramelized Onion Frittata
served with our signature Rosemary-Lemon Roasted Potatoes

[Disney_Alli]

Originally Posted by MWillis

Haven't eaten there in years, but will be giving breakfast a try in September. My niece gets princesses and my husband gets steak and eggs! Expecting a happy crew

The Steak and Eggs is the only way my sister and I talked her hubby into going with us (Weird 'cause I thought the pretty girls would be a draw )

I've never tried breakfast but did lunch here two years ago and thought the food was actually quite good.

[fires_grumpy]

DW and I and friends ate there in May 2012. It is nice but the food is not that great and we are not picky eaters.One of our freiends is a chef and she said it was ok too. We have eatten there 4 times and the menu has changes since we last ate there 4 years ago.

[TwistGrl101]

I thought allears has the new CRT menu...could it be the other way around...that the Disney menu is not updated?

[MWillis]

Originally Posted by TwistGrl101

I thought allears has the new CRT menu...could it be the other way around...that the Disney menu is not updated?

The Disney menu is updated. At least from the particular link I looked at while making online ADR's. I don't know about allears

[ljmclin]

We went two years ago for breakfast and were VERY disappointed. For 2 table service credits I was just expecting more from the meal. I understand that you are paying for the interaction with the princesses as well as eating in the castle, but I would NEVER pay $250 for CRT. When we went, we had free dining. I much preferred Akershus for a princess breakfast. I agree with a previous posting that if you want early entry into the parks, try Crystal Palace. The breakfast buffet is excellent. We go there every visit to Disney.

[Fire14]

I ate there May 2012 and I don't recall steak on breakfast menu. I personally thought it was waste of 2 credits. I'd never pay out of pocket for it and I'm not a piocky eater. AS for refills on chow, I couldn't get our server to aknowedge our table exsisted once she dropped off food, no drink refills, nada and I don't recall it being family style this trip more of each person order what you want from limited menu.

[Missyrose]

All-ears' menu isn't the updated menu. The menu changed and the WDW site has the new menu:

APPETIZERS OF THE COURT
PASTRY BASKET
Assorted Breakfast Pastries

ENTRÉES ROYALE
Your choice of the following:

TRADITIONAL BREAKFAST
Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Bacon, and Rosemary-Lemon Roasted Potatoes

CREAM CHEESE-STUFFED FRENCH TOAST
drizzled with Cognac Chocolate Ganache
served with Bacon and fresh Fruit

BAKED QUICHE
Goat Cheese, Spinach, and Mushroom Quiche with a dollop of Goat Cheese Cream
served with Rosemary-Lemon Roasted Potatoes tossed with Arugula

HEALTHY CHOICE
Scrambled Egg Whites, Hot Ten-Grain Cereal, Greek Yogurt topped with
Castle-made Granola, No-Sugar Added Walnut-Sunflower Bread,
and fresh Fruit

STEAK AND EGGS
Grilled Filet Mignon on a mild Chipotle-Caramelized Onion Frittata
served with our signature Rosemary-Lemon Roasted Potatoes

LOBSTER AND CRAB CRêPES
Warm Cheese-filled Crêpes topped with Spinach, Sautéed Lobster, and Blue Crab Meat
with a Poached Egg perched on top and draped in Hollandaise Sauce

[eliza61]

Originally Posted by Violet Parr

I'm considering skipping CRT this trip. We got in for breakfast at 8:30, and we have never been in the parks before they open, so we thought it might be nice.

We were hoping to skip the dining plan, so we'd be paying about $250 out of pocket for the meal.

I have gotten my husband to accept that meals at WDW can have inflated prices, but I think $250 is pushing it for a meal if the food is going to be not-very-good. (We've always done CRT on the dining plan, and always dinner.)

Is the food awful?

Thanks!

VP

Yes. It's been a long time (4 years) since I went so thankful I have sons so only did it once when we took our niece with us.

The food was lukewarm and I hate cold food. When I went they served pancakes. How is it possible to mess up pancakes?

Never again.

[sephorachick]

I had the stuffed french toast & it was amazing. hubby enjoyed his steak & eggs as well. it was my fave bfast all week for sure I'd go back to eat it again.