Do you know any ALL YOU CAN EAT restaurant at Disney!!

[roro]

Hi,
I am going to disney for a week vacation in july, and I am wondering if anyone knows any good All you can Eat restaurant.
Great help.
Thank you.

 

[Dopey & Grumpy]

There's really quite a few all you can eat restaurants at WDW. Go to All you can eat section on the All Ears Net site and you can see for yourself.

We've eaten at the Crystal Palace, Garden Grill, Hollywood and Vine and Liberty Tree Tavern and have enjoyed every one of them. Check the menus for the choices and prices to see which one you want to try. Most of them are Priority Seating so you should call in advance to make sure you get a seat. Especially during peak times. If the parks are extremely busy, there's a chance you won't be able to get in if you just show up.

You can make Priority Seating up to 90 days in advance. A few will take a credit card but won't charge it until you actually have your meal. Some are extremely hard to get into like Cinderella's Royal Table and others are fairly easy like Crystal Palace. There's such a wide choice I know you'll be able to get into at least one. I think the Character meals are the best but that's just my opinion.

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[ahutton]

One regular restaurant, Spoodles, used to and may still offer an all you care to eat plated breakfast. If you want more of something you just ask. It is a favorite for our family, great food and great coffee.

 

[scanne]

There are all-you-can-eat choices at nearly all the theme parks and a lot of the resort hotels. Some of the better ones (in my opinion) are:

'Ohana at the Polynesian resort - we like dinner, have not done the character breakfast.
Boma at the Animal Kingdom Lodge - offers breakfast and dinner - we've only done dinner.
Crystal Palace at the Magic Kingdom - this is a character meal with Winnie the Pooh and friends. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet style. Dinner is AWESOME!
Cinderella's Royal Table - Magic Kingdom - Princess character breakfast. Pretty good - go for the princesses
Chef Mickey's at the Contemporary - also a character meal. We've done both breakfast and dinner and we prefer the breakfast.
Donald's Breakfastosaurus at Animal Kingdom - character breakfast only. Great food selections and fun characters like Donald, Goofy, Mickey and Pluto.
1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridian Resort - we've done both breakfast and dinner and both are very good. Different characters are at each meal.

Some other places that we haven't tried include:

Liberty Tree Tavern in the Magic Kingdom
Akershus in Norway at Epcot
Garden Grill in the Land at Epcot
Princess Storybook Breakfast in Norway at Epcot
Hollywood and Vine at MGM Studios
Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club - the breakfast is a character meal, dinner is an all-you-can-eat clambake buffet

That's all I can remember right now. Call 407-WDW-DINE 90 days before the date you want for priority seatings. Very important in busy times!

 

[crisi]

I dont think anyone has mentioned the Biergarten in Germany.

We aren't huge buffet fans (we currently travel with small children - I think this will change when we travel with teenagers), but we've eaten at:

Ohana's breakfast at the Poly- all you can eat, but "family style" - no buffet. Decent - if someone mass produced scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and french toast sticks. Oh and good biscuits and great pineapple coffee cake.

Whispering Canyon at the WL - we didn't get the all you can eat here, the food isn't fantastic, but decent and plentiful - especially if you are big red meat and potatoes people - also served family style.

Boma for dinner at the AKL - an unusual buffet. I wouldn't rave about it as so many people here do, but there is plenty on the buffet - you WILL be able to find something to eat - and something to challenge you. African themed - so lots of grains, beans, salads. But they haven't skipped the red meat and fish. And people say they have one of the best buffet dessert selections going.

Biergarten in Germany at Epcot - German food. Very good spetzle (I'm misspelling that badly). Wonderful cheesecake on the dessert buffet. Hearty food.

 

[Jordan's MOM]

If you just want a lot of good food without the characters or a particular setting, try out trails end buffet at FW. Great food and great price. The don't take PS, but we have never waited long. The serve all three meals.


Jordan's mom

 

[originalprincess]

SPPODLES IS AN EXCELLANT ALL YOU CARE TO EAT CHOICE. WE SAT OUTSIDE ON THE PATIO WITH THE VIEW OF THE LAKE AND EPCOT AND IT WAS WONDERFUL. FABULOUS FRESH SQUEEZED OJ AND LOADS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF BREAKFAST ITEMS BROUGHT TO YOU ON BIG TRAYS. MORE GOURMET TYPE SELECTIOSN INSTEAD OF TYPICAL SCRAMBLED EGGS AND TOAST--WE LOVED IT!

GREAT BET FOR A LATE START DAY AND THEN WALK OVER TO EPCOT OR "BOAT" IT TO MGM!

 

[roro]

Thanks guys, you are great. I am sure we will be visiting one or two of the restaurants you just mentioned.