Norway -- breakfast? or lunch/dinner?

[keenercam]

A friend wants to eat in Norway but doesnt' feel strongly about which meal. She and her husband have never been to EPCOT and I've never eaten in Norway, so I am not sure what to advise her. What would you recommend?

 

[huggiebear23]

I love breakfast at Norway but this year I am going to try dinner

 

[jenb1023]

We had lunch there and it was good. Not our favorite meal food wise but it was fine. We were a little nervous about Norwegian food but everything was good. Of course, the princesses were all that really mattered to DD!

 

[keenercam]

Yes, I am thinking her DH will be able to tolerate a WDW meal much more easily if there are princesses involved.

 

[coachyo]

Below are the links with the different menus. To us, breakfast is really the only meal that appeals to us (well really me, DW is much more adventerous than I)

Use these menus. This is the best way to pick I think.

Enjoy, YO

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_psb.htm

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_norl.htm

http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_nor.htm

 

[keenercam]

Thanks for the links to the menus. It looks like breakfast is typical american breakfast buffet fare. She is of Norwegian descent and really wanted to try some authentic Norwegian foods, so I have a feeling she'll go for either lunch or dinner. Thanks again!

 

[tinkandpan]

We were a bit disappointed in the dinner options- i thought everything we ordered was a bit bland and dumbed down but I know there are many who feel it is too crazy for picky eaters so I guess they need to go inthe middle of the road. I prefer the breakfast food- although now that the prices are high for holiday dining while we are there, I have a hard time stomaching the price because there isn't a whole lot of selection- and honestly, how much bacon and eggs can one family eat?