Counter Service Breakfast

[ClaraOswald]

Please correct me if I'm wrong...

Our counter service breakfast options are....(not including the bakeries.)

Disneyland - Riverbelle Terrace and Tomorrowland Terrace
DCA - Flo's and Pacific Wharf
Hotels - Tangaroa Terrace

The in park places stop serving breakfast at 10:30am, right? Which means on days the park opens we would really only have 30 minutes to get breakfast. So I am thinking we may want to try out Tangaroa Terrace one morning if we don't feel like going to Ihop or Denny's.

I've never eaten at the hotels. Is it super crowded for breakfast??

 

[SMD]

White Water Snacks in GCH also has breakfast. If the park opens at 10am then there should be options in DTD before the park opens. Like La Brea Bakery, Earl of Sandwich and Starbucks. Why wait until the park opens and then stop within the first half hour to eat?

 

[ClaraOswald]

Yeah, I don't think we'll be eating in the parks for breakfast except maybe on the Sunday visit since we can get over there earlier.

I have a feeling we'll just end up at Denny's and Ihop a lot..ha!

 

[purple figment]

River Belle Terrace has a breakfast menu until 2:00 now that they offer a dinner package for Fantasmic! viewing.

 

[DahliaRW]

If the parks don't open until 10 I wouldn't waste my time on breakfast in the parks. Eat before and spend that time on rides!

In DL, the coffee shop (can't remember the name) and Jolly Holiday both have baked goods you could have for breakfast (they even had a scrambled egg filled crossaint at JH one morning I was in there). In DCA the coffee shop also has baked good and yogurt and such. I did find the lines LONG in the coffee shops in the AM.

 

[Halloweenqueen]

Mimi's is one of our favorite places for a full breakfast. Join their email list for great coupons.

When we stay on Harbor we place an online order and my husband picks it up to eat in our room. We usually do a bakery dozen order(great muffins) and have them for several days.

 

[ClaraOswald]

If the parks don't open until 10 I wouldn't waste my time on breakfast in the parks. Eat before and spend that time on rides!

In DL, the coffee shop (can't remember the name) and Jolly Holiday both have baked goods you could have for breakfast (they even had a scrambled egg filled crossaint at JH one morning I was in there). In DCA the coffee shop also has baked good and yogurt and such. I did find the lines LONG in the coffee shops in the AM.

My OP must be worded funny. Sorry. I was asking about the restaurant at the hotel since we don't want to waste time eating in the parks.

Mimi's is one of our favorite places for a full breakfast. Join their email list for great coupons.

When we stay on Harbor we place an online order and my husband picks it up to eat in our room. We usually do a bakery dozen order(great muffins) and have them for several days.

How many days do you think the muffins were good for when you got them at Mimi's?

 

[Halloweenqueen]

They give you everything you need...napkins, plates, forks, butter, etc. We just put them in the refrigerator after the first breakfast.

We usually stay at Desert Inn and the frig is large enough for several pastry boxes.

 

[ClaraOswald]

They give you everything you need...napkins, plates, forks, butter, etc. We just put them in the refrigerator after the first breakfast.

We usually stay at Desert Inn and the frig is large enough for several pastry boxes.

Fantastic! That's where we're staying.

 

[sophies*mom]

Jazz Kitchen Express in DTD also serves breakfast, you could always pick something up on your way to the parks:

http://allears.net/dlr/din/menu/men_rbcafeb.htm

 

[Disneyluvr2]

Pacific Wharf Cafe serves sourdough bread bowls with scrambled eggs and bacon.