Good, quick breakfast in the parks?

dnsmills

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What are some places in each park that we can get a quick breakfast when we get in the park? I don't mean a sit down TS but a QS where we can get something quick & tasty to start off our day and eat while headed to our first ride.
 
Honestly, my favorite place to get a quick breakfast is outside of the park! I like running thru McDonalds for an egg mcmuffin. Then we eat our breakfast while we wait for the gates to open...;)
 
River Belle Terrace for Pancakes.

Some people like Tomorrowland Terrace.

In DCA, Taste Pilots Grill has breakfast, though I've haven't tried it because I got strait to rides by the time DCA has opened.
 
Whitewater Snacks at the GCH has quick-ish breakfasts. I know the breakfast burritos are good, and you can take them to go. I can't help you with a quick in park restaurant. We always eat while waiting in line for the gates to open. :)
 

A great thing to do for us is to go to Ralph Brennan Jazz Kitchen Express and get a bag of begneits (I never know how to spell that word!) and/or go to Jamba Juice for a smoothie.

In the park Jolly Holiday bakery has some great muffins, cinnamon rolls, etc you can munch on while walking around.
 
Another outside the parks but in DTD...Jamba Juice!! Be prepared for a wait sometimes though.
 
Jolly Holiday Bakery. Although quick isn't always the way I would describe the service. Better last time I went though. Mint Julep Bar for beignets, same caveat. One of the fruit or bakery carts or maybe the churro cart (hey, it's like a doughnut). That's about it for breakfast inside the park that you can walk and carry. I agree with others who say to grab something before you go in if you don't want to be slowed down.
 
The Carnation Cafe or The Jolly Holiday has cinnamon rolls, yogurt I think, coffee, croissonts,muffins etc to get a quick bite of something that can be eaten in line or while walking.

You can also bring your own breakfast bars or trail mix.
 
As a poor college student, I buy breakfast food outside of the park and keep it at the hotel to eat while getting ready or waiting for the security tents to open. I've always thought about picking up a few cinnamon rolls or croissants at Disneyland at the end of the night (so you don't have to carry it around all day) to bring back to the hotel for the next morning. I would definitely recommend the beignets at Ralph Brennan's. IMH, I think they're better than the beignets inside the park (don't hate me!). Since Buena Vista Street isn't open yet at DCA, the only choice I can think of is Taste Pilot's Grill. However, I have yet to try their breakfast stuff (I'm not too picky about burgers, so lunch is great!), so.. maybe you could try something from there and give us a trip report on it?
 
Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen Express has great stuff. Yummy breakfast sandwiches and burritos, and beignets. Our trip last weekend we did Jolly Holiday Bakery. I had a chocolate criossant (YUM), DH had a raspberry danish, and the kids had muffins. Quick and easy. They also have some delicious looking quiches there!
 
We love to have the breakfast burritos! They are filling and give us energy for the day. The cool thing is depending on where you go, they are different. If we are in disneylad we usually go to tomorrow land terrace. In dca it's taste pilots grill. Gch has quick burritos as well. These are quick and yummy! popcorn::
 
Just last week (sigh!) we had a surprisingly good and VERY quick breakfast at Tomorrowland Terrace. I had a very tasty breakfast burrito, DS had french toast, and DH had a large fruit platter. We hit the park at rope drop, did a few attractions, stopped for breakfast and then went on with our day -- worked great!
 
The Carnation Cafe or The Jolly Holiday has cinnamon rolls, yogurt I think, coffee, croissonts,muffins etc to get a quick bite of something that can be eaten in line or while walking.

You can also bring your own breakfast bars or trail mix.

CC doesn't do take out, you'd have to eat the cinnamon roll there. But yes, they are AMAZING and HUGE! lol

Just last week (sigh!) we had a surprisingly good and VERY quick breakfast at Tomorrowland Terrace. I had a very tasty breakfast burrito, DS had french toast, and DH had a large fruit platter. We hit the park at rope drop, did a few attractions, stopped for breakfast and then went on with our day -- worked great!

TLT has decent breakfasts, we like RBT as well but you have to sit eat these. BRB has pastries.
 
My favorite Disneyland quick breakfast is from La Brea Bakery. I get an order of the bacon (thick-sliced and crispy) with a bagel that I make sure is toasted on both sides. Then I make a bacon sandwich. I don't add butter or cream cheese (the bacon covers that aspect for me), but you could if you like it better that way.
 
I often see people eating breakfast in Downtown Disney right outside where security is I think it is a bakery there. I don't know about quick because there is always a long line but I've heard it is good and cheap.
 
I often see people eating breakfast in Downtown Disney right outside where security is I think it is a bakery there. I don't know about quick because there is always a long line but I've heard it is good and cheap.

This is La Brea Bakery, convenient if you're coming from the DLR hotels or the M&F parking structure, if you're coming from Harbor it's not as convenient because you have to go through security. :)
 
Im surprised nobody has mentioned PWC at CA...they make the bomb croissant sandwiches and breakfast bowls:goodvibes
 

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