Breakfast in DHS

[eileen2664]

DHS is EMH at 7am the day we're planning on being there. Getting the family (or even half the family) out the door in time to make it is going to be a challenge, nevermind getting some food in them at that hour. Is there anything to eat at DHS before 11am? So far all I've found is Woody's Lunchbox but the breakfast offerings don't really appeal to me. We have reservations at noon for Bon Voyage brunch so it doesn't have to be anything substantial but a little snack or something I can pass off as breakfast would be good.

 

[sharonabe]

DHS is EMH at 7am the day we're planning on being there. Getting the family (or even half the family) out the door in time to make it is going to be a challenge, nevermind getting some food in them at that hour. Is there anything to eat at DHS before 11am? So far all I've found is Woody's Lunchbox but the breakfast offerings don't really appeal to me. We have reservations at noon for Bon Voyage brunch so it doesn't have to be anything substantial but a little snack or something I can pass off as breakfast would be good.

Starbucks and Joffrey carts both have pastries and Starbucks has a few breakfast sandwiches.

Fairfax Fare over on Sunset Blvd also has breakfast.

 

[EscalatorKid]

Starbucks has pastries and a few sandwiches.

I usually bring a little something prepackaged to eat when I go to Disney since sometimes, I just don't want to deal with people the food court first thing in the morning.

Pop-Tarts, granola bars, belvita breakfast biscuits, and even PB&J crackers are my go-to options because they travel well.

I also usually hit Rock N Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror first thing at Rope Drop. I have a strong stomach, but I also don't want to tempt fate by eating breakfast immediately prior to riding.

 

[PlutoTheDog89]

Pre or Post TSL opening? Woody's Lunch Box looks really good! That's what we're planning on doing when we go in December.

Edit: sorry, I read your entire post.

Outside of this, I'd say Starbucks. It also depends on where you're coming from. In past years, we've always just grabbed something at our resort or at BoardWalk Bakery (we come from Beach Club) before heading over.

 

[sapphirerose915]

Pre or Post TSL opening? Woody's Lunch Box looks really good! That's what we're planning on doing when we go in December.

Edit: sorry, I read your entire post.

Outside of this, I'd say Starbucks. It also depends on where you're coming from. In past years, we've always just grabbed something at our resort or at BoardWalk Bakery (we come from Beach Club) before heading over.

I'm with you on that... Hello Smore's French Toast and Hazlenut Tart!!!!!

 

[NYCgrrl]

Starbucks has pastries and a few sandwiches.

I usually bring a little something prepackaged to eat when I go to Disney since sometimes, I just don't want to deal with people the food court first thing in the morning.

Pop-Tarts, granola bars, belvita breakfast biscuits, and even PB&J crackers are my go-to options because they travel well.

I also usually hit Rock N Roller Coaster and Tower of Terror first thing at Rope Drop. I have a strong stomach, but I also don't want to tempt fate by eating breakfast immediately prior to riding.

This is me as well to the "T"!
Don't talk to me and lemme ride the roller coasters on an empty tummy at the start of the day.

In the past I grabbed up fruit, coffee or tea, yogurt and maybe a pastry or two for all when the food court opened, returned to the room, read my paper, and then began to wake up the "lazy lima beans" since I tend to get up between 4:00-5:00 AM and they don't.
This trip I reserved CL rooms just so I don't have to bring breakfast to the room for anyone for any reason; so selfish.

@eileen2664 - I don't know whether you are staying on or off property but should you be at either DS or Epcot the night before it's always a good idea to pick up some pastries and take them back with you for the next morning. Always easy to get hot beverages.