Best Non-Character Breakfast?

[Dana49]

As a solo adult traveler, I rarely indulge in longer sit-down meals on my WDW trips. However, I was spoiled last year with the dining plan and have come to really enjoy a nicer meal now and then. On an upcoming trip in October, I have a large opening in my schedule where I will not be in a park (not going to MK until 4pm for MNSSHP). I will have spent the prior day at F&W, and will be eating primarily at CS for the rest of the trip. But on that Sunday, I have until 4pm with no park time. I'm hoping to spend some time at DTD and lounging at the resort pool, but I'm thinking it would be nice to have a late morning breakfast at a nicer sit-down place. I'm not opposed to lunch, but I absolutely love breakfast foods, and a 10:30/11am "brunch" sounds like a perfect vacation morning. I'm not looking for character interaction, it can't be in a park, but I'm willing to travel to other resorts or DTD, and dining plan is not a factor. Any suggestions?

Boatwright's for breakfast is a very good choice and you won't need an ADR. I would have breakfast at around 10:15 A.M., and then take the boat from Port Orleans to DTD. The boat leaves PO at 11:10 A.M. Enjoy.

 

[HayGan]

I'm tempted by a Boma breakfast, and know it would be worth it, but I've done it for dinner. I know its not the same experience at all, but going to AKL, experiencing the ambiance, strolling the resort, etc, is one of the few non-park days I've done. I loved it, but I feel like I should explore a few other resorts before returning to one I've done. Same thing with Kona at the Poly. That's the only other resort I've explored on non-park days. So, while I know I would love doing either of those, I also want to branch out to a new experience. And sweet potato pancakes at POR would be just that!

Your reasoning all sounds very logical to me! If you were going to do Boatwrights for breakfast I would suggest doing breakfast and then walking down to POFQ from POR. It really is a very nice walk. Then after you explore POFQ, take the boat back down to DTD. You get two resorts for the price of one