Breakfast on last day - not in a park

[jaykat]

Hi. Just trying to find a nice place to have a filling, leisurely breakfast on our last day at WDW. We will have 6 day park tickets, so on our last day we wont be able to go into any of the parks. Our plane doesnt leave til 1.20pm, so we have all morning free. Can anyone suggest a good place for breakfast and let me know whether we need to book in advance? ADR's are slightly difficult for me since I will need to call from Australia.

 

[IlovemythreeC's]

Boma (Animal Kingdom Lodge) and Kona (Polynesian Resort) are both AMAZING places for breakfast. You do need to book these in advance. Have a WONDERFUL trip!

 

[ROEDISNEY]

Chef Mickeys the best way to end a magaical trip.

 

[TigerKat]

I've heard some amazing reviews of BOMA's breakfast and we're trying it in November!!!!

 

[mickeymotto]

I suggest either Ohana or Chef Mickey's Character breakfast. If you schedule a late morning ADR it could substitute as both breakfast and lunch for you all.

If you don't want a character breakfast, I would go with Kona at the Poly. Great food!!!

 

[shellybaxter]

Our last day tradition is Boma breakfast. We think its the best breakfast in WDW. AKL is a cool place to hang out and explore as well

 

[mickeynut1]

A few of our favorites are Ohana at the Polynesian, Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club, and Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary, all of which would require an ADR. Have a great trip .

 

[Amy&Dan]

Olivia's at Old Key West, Maya Grill at Coronado Springs, and Boatwrights at Port Orleans Riverside are all place where you can generally get in very easily for breakfast. You could always call for an ADR at any one of those (and they are all very good, esp. Olivia's) once you arrive in Orlando. I am betting you would be able to score an ADR pretty easily last minute for any one of them.

Wolfgang Puck Express in Downtown Disney is counterservice but has amazing food, including breakfast. It is basically a table service style meal, cheaper and other than the fact you stand in line to order is table service as they bring it to you on real plates and refill your drinks for you.

There is also the Captain's Grille in the Yacht Club, The Wave at the Contemporary, Trails End Buffet at Ft. Wildnerness and Kona Cafe at the Poly. All of those are also easier since they don't have characters. Kona might be the hardest to get into without an ADR.

Also, the Rainforest Cafe serves breakfast. It can entail a wait but generally nothing like the waits for lunch and dinner.

 

[Eeyore's Pal]

Our last day tradition is also breakfast at Boma. We generally get an ADR for 10:30, consider it brunch, take our time, and then roll into our last full park day.