Gluten Free quick breakfast @ MK? - The DIS Discussion Forums

wvasweetness · 01-03-2013, 11:22 PM

DS2 (15 months) has to eat GF. I had Main Street Bakery on the list to nab a couple of GF pastries, since it will be closed while we are there in Feb I need other options.

Suggestions?

Notso · 01-04-2013, 03:30 PM

My 2 year old has celiacs so I know what you are dealing with. I had no idea MSB even had GF options (they didn't last time we went). There is a babycakes in Downtown Disney, and they sell some of there stuff in a few spots (Beach Clubs dining hall for one). We find it easier to just breakfast in the room and pack lunches for her as the table service places are much easier to get confirmed GF meals than the quick service to me.

You may want to ask over on the DISabilities board. They've been very helpful with our planning.

Good luck!

Married_Him_@_Disney · 01-04-2013, 10:49 PM

We are GF CF (Dairy Free) and CF (Corn Free)...try that, because it's um, pretty impossible! Most any dining location, either QS or TS will have options for you. If you have TS ressies, then you should notate in advance your dining and dietary needs. In the last few years, I have found they always accommodate

princessallegra · 01-04-2013, 11:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Notso

My 2 year old has celiacs so I know what you are dealing with. I had no idea MSB even had GF options (they didn't last time we went). There is a babycakes in Downtown Disney, and they sell some of there stuff in a few spots (Beach Clubs dining hall for one). We find it easier to just breakfast in the room and pack lunches for her as the table service places are much easier to get confirmed GF meals than the quick service to me.

You may want to ask over on the DISabilities board. They've been very helpful with our planning.

Good luck!

Same! The only gf staple I get at MSB are bananas! And they are always just perfect yellow and delicious. I second checking on the DISabilities board for more gf info. We have had great experiences with the chefs at all disney restaurants. We note my food allergies on the reservation. Chef Ken at the Plaza in mk was amazing. Also Chef Amber at Boma breakfast made me GF/DF mickey waffles! Best ever!

partigus · 01-04-2013, 11:42 PM

all the QS at the disney resorts can do gluten free mickey waffles with notice. So even if you are staying offsite, you might want to see about QS at a resort. I've been able to pakl directly at resorts before with a PS for a TS, not sure about your luck with QS though. Worse case, take the monorail over to captain hooks at the poly or Gasparillas at the GF. Will add some time, but you get to soak in some deluxe resort ambience

01-03-2013, 11:22 PM	#1
wvasweetness Mouseketeer Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 90	Gluten Free quick breakfast @ MK? DS2 (15 months) has to eat GF. I had Main Street Bakery on the list to nab a couple of GF pastries, since it will be closed while we are there in Feb I need other options. Suggestions?

01-04-2013, 03:30 PM	#2
Notso Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: NC Posts: 120	My 2 year old has celiacs so I know what you are dealing with. I had no idea MSB even had GF options (they didn't last time we went). There is a babycakes in Downtown Disney, and they sell some of there stuff in a few spots (Beach Clubs dining hall for one). We find it easier to just breakfast in the room and pack lunches for her as the table service places are much easier to get confirmed GF meals than the quick service to me. You may want to ask over on the DISabilities board. They've been very helpful with our planning. Good luck! __________________ Lorin - mommy to two sweet Minnies ages 3 and 6. WDW: 6/84 CR; 6/90 CR; 4/93 GF; 6/2003 GF Honeymoon; 2/11 Fabulous trip in Disney's Treehouse Villas! First time for the girls, and we even got to open the MK! 2/13 Wonderful Boardwalk Villas trip Disneyland: 10/11, 11/12, and surprising our girls 7/13 DCL: 2014. My go-go-go self has to learn to cruise.

01-04-2013, 10:49 PM	#3
Married_Him_@_Disney A Disney Mom Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Frisco, TX Posts: 506	We are GF CF (Dairy Free) and CF (Corn Free)...try that, because it's um, pretty impossible! Most any dining location, either QS or TS will have options for you. If you have TS ressies, then you should notate in advance your dining and dietary needs. In the last few years, I have found they always accommodate __________________ DVC members since 2004: Saratoga \| Boardwalk \| Bay Lake Towers. Upcoming Trips: June 2013 (BWV and SSR) and November 2013 (WLV and BLT)

01-04-2013, 11:42 PM	#5
partigus Mouseketeer Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 121	were are you staying all the QS at the disney resorts can do gluten free mickey waffles with notice. So even if you are staying offsite, you might want to see about QS at a resort. I've been able to pakl directly at resorts before with a PS for a TS, not sure about your luck with QS though. Worse case, take the monorail over to captain hooks at the poly or Gasparillas at the GF. Will add some time, but you get to soak in some deluxe resort ambience __________________ 2012 Lowes Royal Pacific (Heresy right?)Wilderness Lodge and Swan (6) 2011 Yacht Club (5) 2010 Contemporary (5) 2009 Beach Club Villas (6) 2008 Wilderness Lodge (5) 2005 French Quarter (7) 2004 Wilderness Lodge (2) 2004 Marriott World Center (2) 2003 Polynesian (4) 1996 Port Orleans (4) 1992 Off Site (2) 1988 Grad Night (1) 1988 Naval Training Center (1) 1987 Grad Night (1) 1987 Naval Training Center (1) Several family day trips- early 80's (4) Trips to Fort Wilderness Campgrounds in early 70's (?)

Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Email this Page
Display Modes	Rate This Thread
Switch to Linear Mode Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode	Rate This Thread:

Sponsored Links
The DIS Register to remove Join Date: 1997 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 1,000,000