Favorite CS Breakfast

[Nickymouse]

I'm trying to figure out my options for breakfast and I'd like to save my TS credits for lunches and dinners. What are your favorite places to go for a CS breakfast and what did you order?

 

[Wendi2000]

Last year we did a few counter service breakfasts at Pop Century. They had very good options! The only other CS breakfasts that I know of would be Tusker House in AK, also quite good, but definitely not as many options as your hotel food court will offer; ABC Commissary in Studios, and either Sunshine Seasons or Electric Umbrella in Epcot (I think they've switched from EU to SS??? Not sure.) I know you can also use CS to get a couple of pastries and a drink at the Boulangerie in Epcot, and you can get the special at Kringla, but I'm pretty sure that is more of a lunch meal, they may have the two pastries deal too.

Honestly, the best CS breakfast you'll find will be at the hotel if you want a big breakfast and not just a pastry.

 

[katebeth]

Is the food at the MK Bakery counted as a counter service or a snack credits?

 

[Daydreamer64]

Wendi2000......


What were some of your choices at POP for CS breakfasts? My kids and I are not sweet lovers and would prefer protein (eggs) and carbs ( bisq, muffin, pancakes or toast ) instead of sweet rolls ect...
Thanks for your help!

 

[momto1disneyfan]

Try going to All ears net. It will give you a list of all the meals that are offered at Pop for Breakfast. We were there last July and my DS 14 favorite meal was mickey waffles with Strawberry sause.

 

[Daydreamer64]

Thanks Momto1disneyfan- I should have made my question clearer- we have the menus printed off for the rests. but are wondering if the choices are limited for DDP folks?
We will be using the DDP and are wondering what food choices are allowed? Anyone used the ddp for BKF at POP and were your choices limited?

 

[Wendi2000]

Wendi2000......


What were some of your choices at POP for CS breakfasts? My kids and I are not sweet lovers and would prefer protein (eggs) and carbs ( bisq, muffin, pancakes or toast ) instead of sweet rolls ect...
Thanks for your help!

I had the vegetable frittata, which was good, but a little too rich for me, I'm a total cheese lover and it was almost too cheesy - maybe just too pungent of a cheese - and it was HUGE. We probably could've split it three ways and had plenty to go around!

The breakfast platter is just a good, big breakfast... all the basics - eggs, bacon, biscuit, potatoes.

I know my son had French Toast and/or Pancakes - also a lot of food and nice and fresh.

Back then we got "dessert" basically a side order with breakfast on the dining plan (it's no longer included). So many days we would order a bowl of oatmeal as a side, or a muffin, cinnamon roll, piece of fruit or some sort of snack treat for later in the day. One meal goes a loooong way when one person wants oatmeal, another eats the platter - or all is shared.

Anyway, that's all I can recall eating. I think the pancake platter included other items (bacon/eggs???), but I don't remember for sure.