Breakfast?

[ely3857]

Is there an option for breakfast either at HRH, IOA, USF or Citywalk that doesnt send you into a sugar coma?



Jodie

 

[Seahag]

When we stayed at the HRH, we ate the breakfast buffet at (one of )the on-site resturants "The Kitchen" - they have a wonderful spread - everything from fresh fruit & yogurt to froot loops or custom omletes, french toast, sausage, bacon, biscuts & gravy - Wonderful!
you can also order of the menu if buffet is not your style.

 

[Slacking]

Pastamore in Citywalk has a $6.99 express breakfast option. Never done it, but the picture shows eggs and bacon, and stuff like that.

 

[flatline]

it depends on what time you eat breakfast. the Beverly Hills Boulangerie has light pastries and San Francisco Pastry Co. has a great fruit plate.

 

[ely3857]

Cheers guys, think we may go to the Kitchen, no rush to get in the parks as we will have fotl access!



Jodie

 

[katybugsmom]

Thanks for the thread! I am a diabetic myself, so all the sugar is out for me too!

 

[IMGONNABE40!]

The Ice Cream/Coffee shop next to the Kitchen at HRH has a nice variety of grab and go items you can eat for breakfast. I usually got cereal and/or yogurt. I am not into sugary breakfast items either.

 

[stitch63]

it depends on what time you eat breakfast. the Beverly Hills Boulangerie has light pastries and San Francisco Pastry Co. has a great fruit plate.

The Boulangerie is run by the Cheesecake Factory and they had egg croissants which were much better than any fast food restaurant. I think they came with a slice of melon and a strawberry. Of course they also have awesome desserts which is where we stopped before heading back to the hotel. I took a piece of key lime pie for a bedtime snack. YUMMY!!

 

[DiscussDisney]

Pastamore in Citywalk has a $6.99 express breakfast option. Never done it, but the picture shows eggs and bacon, and stuff like that.

Yup. Was yummy with lots of food. Great value that included a bunch of scrambled eggs, bacon, potatos, croissant and coffee!