Anyone Had a Solo Breakfast at Be Our Guest?

[jsmla]

I'm trying to find out:

Are you still served that huge pastry tray if solo?

Has anyone ordered from the kids menu when solo?

I just know there's no way I could eat even 1/2 of those pastries and a full adult entree!

Thanks!

 

[Aerinha]

I think the pastries are mini if that helps. Facing the same thing for my upcoming trip. Figured if it was too much I would offer my tray to a family nearby.

 

[XtineBelle610]

according to this: http://www.easywdw.com/uncategorize...gdom-morning-touring-over-spring-break-32715/ you get a full tray even if you're a party of one. I'm bringing a plastic bag to pack away any leftovers!

 

[jsmla]

Thanks for the replies! I'm not a huge pastry person, wish I had the option to skip them and knock a few $ off the tab.

 

[kwdw]

I'll find out in October!! Going solo then.

 

[SnowWhiteOz]

You definitely get the full pastry tray as a solo diner. I was there on the 18th of August solo for breakfast - didn't actually eat any of the pastries as I had ordered the cronut, but it was definitely the same size plate all other parties were getting and I wouldn't have called the pastries mini!

 

[godders]

Well that's sorted out my breakfast for the few days after!

 

[once]

according to this: http://www.easywdw.com/uncategorize...gdom-morning-touring-over-spring-break-32715/ you get a full tray even if you're a party of one. I'm bringing a plastic bag to pack away any leftovers!

Me, too!

Thanks for the replies! I'm not a huge pastry person, wish I had the option to skip them and knock a few $ off the tab.

Same here. I've pre-ordered a kid's meal, the scrambled eggs. I do wish they have more breakfast options

 

[Deanie1]

Can an adult order a kids meal there? And is it the same price as the adult meal?

 

[once]

Can an adult order a kids meal there? And is it the same price as the adult meal?

Kid's meals are cheaper, $11.99 vs $19.99 for adult, as there's not as much food. I've pre-ordered a kid's meal, have not eaten there yet but I don't expect there'd be any problems

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=615#menu

 

[samsteele]

I've had a kids meal for BOG lunch. Pre-ordered. Still had to go through the kiosk but no issues at all from the CMs. The adult BOG lunch was just going to be too much food for me.

 

[4EverFigment]

I'll be eating solo 9/27 at BOG, planning to order the meats/cheese option specifically to pack most & eat later. In my case it's motion sickness I am trying to avoid as I have FP for SM first thing. I will have a small bit of pastry and pack leftovers.

 

[aVASTGrl]

I have a breakfast booked for Oct. I'm planning on bringing a ziplock bag for the pastries to nibble on throughout the day. I have an 8:15 res, and sweet things that early in the morning tends to turn my stomach!

 

[StLDisFan]

I am a pretty big guy and don't mind chowing down (especially at Disney). I will say that I finished the entree and fruit bowl and then nibbled through the pastries (I think I may have already eaten my cinnamon roll pastry pre-pic ), but I was definitely stuffed by the end of the meal. The muffins are minis but the others are a decent size.

However, with prices going up (I think like $2 or $3), I am finding it harder to justify the cost as a solo. But if you do as the others recommend and bring a baggy and save the pastries for later, I think the total cost is an easier amount to swallow. Despite the cost, I would certainly say to check out their breakfast at least once; it's a great experience and the open-face sandwich I had was really delicious!