Current recommendations for old favorites? CRR, Topolino's, Storybook...

[Aaryana]

As a newly transplanted Florida local, I've booked myself a few dining reservations to celebrate. Some old favorites, some places I haven't had an opportunity to try yet. What are the current entree recommendations for the following? Dessert recommendations also appreciated. Any tips/secrets/etc also appreciated. I have no dietary restrictions/allergies/etc and generally will try most things once.

1. Cinderella's Royal Table breakfast? I'm between the steak and egg or stuffed French toast. I've never eaten here before.
2. Topolino's breakfast? I've previously eaten here. I had the waffle entree and loved that. Could repeat but also considering trying something new.
3. Storybook Dining at Artist Point with Snow White dinner? I've never been here, and I'm not normally picky. But, none of the adult menu items stand out as something I'd normally choose. Maybe the pasta? Or the prime rib? Not sure... But I love the Evil Queen and really want the experience here.
4. Beak and Barrel. I snagged a reservation here, but probably won't spend the time eating. It's mostly to look around the new lounge. Can I buy the souvenir cup without alcohol? Willing to pay full price or get a non alcoholic beverage. I prefer not to drink alcohol in the heat, especially since I'm driving.

Any recommendations appreciated. Pictures are a bonus. Thanks!

 

[MICKIMINI]

We love Topolino's and I would suggests eggs benedict, however the bread pudding sounds yummy (we haven't tried that yet). Our son always gets avocado toast. We always order filet mignon for dinner and have creme brulee for dessert yum!

Storybook menu is lacking IMO as well, however the experience is really fun.

We enjoy Steakhouse71, especially the steak and eggs for breakfast along with pressed coffee is always a winner.

Boma is a favorite of our for dinner. Breakfast just doesn't seem to be worth the time and effort to get there IMO.

Tonga toast on the patio at Capt'n Cook's at Poly is a winner for us and big enough to split. The price can't be beat.

Enjoy!

 

[kylenne]

Steak and eggs are objectively the best bang for your buck at CRT breakfast and while I’ve only ever had dinner there I have never had a poor experience and the food has gotten a lot better to the point I think it’s the best you’ll find at an MK TS nowadays.

We’ve also had very good experiences at the revamped 1900 Park Fare breakfast, food is decent and it’s got characters you can’t see everywhere. It’s also easily done on an MK day, do it as a late morning break after rope drop. If you don’t care about characters GF Cafe is a great spot for breakfasts as is Kona at the Poly. I also second the suggestion of Steakhouse 71. Walt’s hash was great. Honestly you can’t can’t go wrong with any of the mid range monorail restaurants.