Breakfast buffets that aren't character meals?

[geek+nerd]

Boma! The skillets at Whispering Canyon are all you care to eat, so that’s another option.

 

[mjr0483]

Trails end was ok. But just too far to go. If cost was no concern it would be California Grill brunch hands down.

 

[caroline5177]

I've not personally been for breakfast, but my teen son and husband love the Ale & Compass buffet at YC. They have been a couple times when my daughter and I have ventured out on our own.
May be a possibility especially on a HS or Epcot day.

 

[Jude71]

Another vote for Boma!

 

[epcotobsessed]

Ravello at Four Seasons is the best one we've been to - it's on Disney property, cheap/quick uber/lyft ride from most hotels. The quality of the food is exceptional, the offerings extensive, and it's cheaper than most Disney character buffets. The Ravello breakfast buffet does have characters a few days a week, price and food is the same whether you go on a character day or not.

 

[SaintsManiac]

We loved The Wave. It was so peaceful, food was great, service was excellent. It was a nice break from the chaos.

 

[team bradfield]

trails end has our vote

 

[jesse0418]

Does the Wave serve POG juice?

 

[rosetava]

Boma and The Wave.

 

[Remy is Up]

Wave or boma. I wouldn't eat at trails end again ever. Like Ryan's with less options and worse hygiene