Gasparilla Grill at GF

[amystevekai&bump]

Hi, I was wondering what breakfast offerings are served at Gasparilla Grill and whether it is OK for non guests to eat there??

We will be staying at BLT on the DDP over Christmas, but would like to pop over to the Grand Floridian one morning to see their decorations.

Thanks for any info!!

 

[Snurk71]

Gasparilla has the basics of a food court offering at breakfast - eggs, pancakes, waffles (I think), bacon, sausage, maybe biscuits & gravy, a sandwich or two (egg, meat & cheese on croissant or bagel). They also have some pastries like donuts, cinn rolls, bagels - along with cold cereals, fruit, etc. It's fine for a quick/easy bite to eat, but nothing fancy.

And yes, you're more than welcome to stop by there to eat.

 

[amystevekai&bump]

thanks ever so much - I guess it is similar to Contempo Cafe in terms of food options then??

We definitely want to go over to the Grand Floridian and I thought perhaps a breakfast would be a good time to fit it in. It may be an alternative to one of our contemporary 'quick' breakfasts then.

Alternatively we could do 1900 Park Fare dinner- but not sure whether it will suit my two young boys??

Thank you!!

 

[Snurk71]

If you're considering breakfast, and Park Fare, why not do the Park Fare breakfast? The food is good and the characters aren't "girly" (Mad Hatter is a riot, Alice, Mary Poppins, and 2 of the Pooh characters).

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

My family and I have not been there for breakast, however we have been there for dinner a few times and it's one of our favorite counter service locations. Also we have never stayed at the Grand Floridian, so anyone is allowed to eat there. Just think of it like going to another resort to eat at one of their table service locations, with the difference being that Gasparilla's is a counter service location and no ADR's are required.