Character Breakfasts

[Jodi1980]

Cape May at Beach Club, 1900 Park Fare, O'Hana or Chef Mickeys?

Any big differences between them?

 

[*Flower*]

It would depend on which characters that you'd like to see.
Each one has a different 'theme', and if your family has characters that they love or hate- it would be a good idea to know which ones they'd be interacting with.

1900 Park Fare usally does Alice, the Mad Hatter, Pinocchio, Geppetto, the Queen of Hearts and Mary Poppins

I've heard that Cape May Cafe breakfast does Goofy and friends, and O'Hana does Minnies Minihune breakfast (Hawaiian motif).

Chef Mickey's at breakfast does Mickey, Donald, Chip and Dale, Goofy (I think) and maybe Minnie too.

I hope that this gives you some idea... I've done 1900 Park Fare and Chef Mickey's.

Good Luck...........

 

[sha_lyn]

Minnie hasn't been at 'Ohana's for a long time. It is Mickey now.

 

[Jodi1980]

Any difference offers of food?

 

[sha_lyn]

check the menus at www.wdwig.com and here on the DIS at

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/search.cfm


Most buffetsserve the same basic menu plus a couple of speciality dishes served only at that restaurant. 'Ohana's however is preplated and nto a buffet.

 

[tar heel]

1900 Park Faire has made-to-order omelets and Cape May has Krispy Kreme donuts!

The characters posted earlier were not the ones we saw at 1900 in July. we saw alice, mad hatter, mary poppins, tigger, pooh and aladdin. At cape may, Minnie, Chip, Dale and Goofy are all on hand in swim attire.

 

[annej]

We did 2 character lunches a dinner and a breakfast last week. Sorry to say the breakfast at 1900 Park Fair on Saturday was not all that good. The food was mediocre, the waitress inattentive and hard to find and the characters with the exception of alice not too good. Bert and Mary Poppins were in the lobby and were okay. The pooh and tigger were not so hot. Alice was wonderful. For the price I would definately opt for something else next time. We did Chef Mickey's for dinner and Garden Grille and Crystal Palace for lunch. They were all terrific.

 

[crisi]

Ohanas is the only one mentioned served family style instead of buffet. We like this style a lot when we have little kids (or mom doesn't eat, she just goes back and forth to the buffet). It also makes it a little easier to see characters, since you are not getting another helping of eggs when Goofy stops by your table.

(It isn't preplated, like Cindys. Its served in a large skillet set in the middle of your table from which your party helps themselves. Your server stops by and checks to keep the skillet full of eggs, sausage, etc. Last time I was there, they served a wonderful pineapple/coconut coffee cake in keeping with the Poly theme).

Cape May (where I haven't been) is rumored to have great food and be easiest to book last minute. Its at the BC, so a good deal if you are staying at the Epcot resorts or visiting MGM or Epcot that day, a little off the beaten path if you are staying somewhere else and going to MK.

GF also has great food (I went years ago - and it was decent, although not great). Convienent to MK resorts and the MK.

Chef Mickeys is the the most popular of the breakfasts you've listed, also convienent to MK resorts and the MK, but book this one earlier than the others.

 

[dvcChrisVWL]

Gotta love Chef Mickey's for breakfast! they even have Krispy Kreme doughnuts on the buffet!

For dinner, we like Crystal Palace (MK) with Pooh and friends. Not too crazy about their lunch.