I really don't know which breakfast to choose

[European]

I purchased the Fun in the Sun pass which entitles me to 1 free breakfast. It has a large choice. I'm doubting between:

Cinderella's Royal Table/Princess Storybook breakfast Norway: I think I'd only do it (if there's still space available), because they are popular. I'm not a princess fan and don't feel like being charged $10. It'll probably be a hassle to get the money back since I have a voucher.

Cape May Café: it's not like Ohana's, is it? I prefer a buffet rather than a waiter who brings the food to my table. I like the different costumes of the characters, though.

Crystal Palace: it's a buffet, right?

Boma: Is the breakfast food so much better? Am I crazy if I choose this one? It's cheaper than the others. I like characters for the pictures, but I like to try good and different food as well.

I'm going solo and don't like to ask people to take pictures of me while eating. In the parks, it's ok. I like it quiet. So far I've done 1900 Park Fare and Chef Mickey's. I liked 1900 Park Fare better, because it was quiet, but it was at 7.30 am. I prefer doing a breakfast at 10/11 am so I'm hungrier and can make the most out of it. I don't want any hassle with the bus either. I'm staying at Fort Wilderness and let's say I go to Boma's. By the time I get there...

What do you think?

 

[Eeyore1954]

I'd go to Cape May -- it's a great buffet breakfast with a large selection of both hot and cold items. Great fresh fruit & granola selection, plus Krispy Kremes! It is a character breakfast, but not as hectic as Chef Mickey's. The items are all plentiful and the staff seem to keep everything replenished regularly.

 

[helenk]

I have eaten at Chef Mickeys. Crystal Palace and the Cape May Cafe. I would chose either the CP or Cape May, both had a nice selection of food, and the buffets were kept well stocked. The Character interaction at both was very nice, we did not have any young children, but the characters still stopped by to "say" hello or give a hug.

 

[MINNIEBOWSER]

I think Cape May is a little quieter but I like the food at Crystal Palace better. IMO CP has a better assortment of food and if you want to go later that might be better to take care of your breakfast and lunch. It also may be less of a hassle than going to another resort.

 

[frannn]

That way, you could go to MK early & do lots of rides with minimal wait. Then, you could go have your late b'fast at CP (buffet) and not have to travel to a separate park or resort. If it started gettin greally warm or crowded, you could hop to another park, or back to your resort. Don't know if you like to sleep late, though.

 

[jann1033]

Originally posted by European
I Crystal Palace: it's a buffet, right?

Boma: Is the breakfast food so much better? Am I crazy if I choose this one? It's cheaper than the others. I like characters for the pictures, but I like to try good and different food as well.
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I wouldn't go to Boma just for the food, it is pretty much normal breakfast food. i'm not a big breakfast eater and so really like trails end or wcc ( except they bring it to you so you wouldn't like it here)for ayce breakfast since they are cheaper and i can't eat enugh to warrant the extra$$ but yours is free so if you want characters Crystal palace food was pretty good last time we went

 

[mrsboz]

I'd go to Crystal Palace, as stated above, you could do a lot of rides first and then come back for breakfast. It is a really good buffet and they have a station that they will make you omelets any way that you want them. Delicious food. One of our definite favorites.

 

[HUFF590]

My favorite place for a breakfast is the Animal Kingdom Donaldsaurus breakfast buffet great food great price the charaters are everywhere all the time and they take a family picture, this place is great and the only breakfast my kids ever wanted, now they are grown and myDW and I go every year.

 

[Catella]

Have you considered Spoodles? It's on the boardwalk outside Epcot. We went last week at about 9am and we were the only people there, by the time we left two or three other tables were occupied. It was definitely a quiet place to eat.

They have a regular menu you can order off of, and they also have an all you can eat platter that has scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, French toast, bacon, breakfast sausage, and breakfast breads. They bring this to your table for you.

Spoodles doesn't have any characters, but it's quiet and there is plenty of good food.

Erica