1900 Park Fare Breakfast or Dinner??

[BeccaA]

Which one do you think is better? Trying to finalize my ADRs. I on.y want to eat there once so we can visit different resorts. Thank you!

 

[Kimosabe]

Breakfast is neat if you or the kiddos are fans of the British characters (Alice, Hatter, Poppins and Pooh gang), but the dinner is a lot of fun with Cinderella's stepfamily. If you are indifferent as to price differences and type of food (breakfast vs. dinner), I'd go with dinner. Strictly for the sake of food, I'd rather eat elsewhere, but the food is fine, and the characters are great, whether for boys or girls.

 

[whitney37354]

Dinner

 

[gtpoohbear]

We've done both several times and I would say dinner. Breakfast is fine, but dinner is really special.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Our Ratings of 1900 Park Fare (bfast-dinner): (*rev 5/6/2014*)
. . . food price value: C-C
. . . food quality: B-D
. . . food quantity per serving: A-A
. . . food prep speed: A-A
. . . food selection: B-C
. . . seating quantity: B-B
. . . seating comfort: B-B
. . . eatery atmosphere: B-B
. . . eatery convenience: C-C
. . . staff friendliness: C-C
. . . staff attentiveness: B-D
. . . character interaction: C-B

Our Recommendations: (dinner)
. . . appys: Strawberry Soup
. . . entree: Pork Roast, Citrus-glazed Salmon
. . . dessert:n/a

NOTE1: The breakfast is actually pretty good among WDW character buffets, which
are known for characters and not known for food quality. It is varied and the quality is
well above average. Arguably only second to Tusker House for character breakfasts.
However, try to stay away from the dinner as the quality is below average and easily
termed mediocre. It is good to mention that character interaction is quite good at both
meals. And Grand Floridian surroundings are well above places like Chef Mickey's. It is a
shame the children offerings were not more plentiful. Also, the self-serve ice cream
machine has been removed. Dinner is not as kid-friendly (for food) as it once was.

NOTE2: Bfast & Dinner character interaction is good, however, it could be a tad stronger.
The highlights are the dinner ugly-step-sisters. They are usually a riot - and I seldom
give such character accolades. For little kiddies, I would trade the dinner food quality
for the character interaction.

 

[mickeynut1]

Which one do you think is better? Trying to finalize my ADRs. I on.y want to eat there once so we can visit different resorts. Thank you!

We've been for both and breakfast would be my choice for the food, with dinner being my choice for entertainment. We didn't think either meal was anything special food-wise, but I would choose breakfast over dinner. However, the step sisters at dinner were hilarious and they really made it fun.

 

[AtlantaDisneyDreamer]

Our dinner during FD last year was a big disappointment. We had to wait an hour past our reservation time to be seated (with tired, hungry, young children), the characters were rushed, the restaurant was packed and cramped, the food was just okay, and the service was not very good.

We may have just been unlucky, but based on our experience, I would suggest breakfast.

 

[ArmyWife3-4]

Another vote for dinner if for nothing else than a good laugh from the stepsisters. They are a RIOT! We have found the food to be quite enjoyable. Much better than we expected.

 

[FestivalOfFantasy]

Definitely DINNER! There are many other great character breakfasts and this one was especially lacking. Food was alright, characters were not the best, and the overall vibe just brought down the place. Was disappointed because dinner was much better in terms of food and character interaction. Also both of our experiences were fairly recent with our dinner experience being in late January and breakfast being in April. Unless you really want to meet Mad Hatter (Our main reason for going to breakfast), go for dinner and enjoy the stepsisters!