"Regular" hamurger buns?

[DSMVP]

Where can I get a good burger that doesn't have that awful wheat bread bun that falls a part in my hands and IMHO tastes horrible?

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Where can I get a good burger that doesn't have that awful wheat bread bun that falls a part in my hands and IMHO tastes horrible?

McDonald's.

 

[DSMVP]

 

[OrangeCountyCommuter]

Anyplace not run by Disney.... try the following

1. ESPN
2. Big River Grill
3. Boathouse (I hear there hamburger is amazing)
4. Swan/Dolphin hotel (the place by the pool would be a good option)

 

[Belle5]

I betting D-Luxe burger in Disney Springs...

 

[gatour]

Anyplace not run by Disney.... try the following

1. ESPN
2. Big River Grill
3. Boathouse (I hear there hamburger is amazing)
4. Swan/Dolphin hotel (the place by the pool would be a good option)

Umm, ESPN is OWNED by Disney

 

[JerseyJanice]

Don't ask me why but I thought I read that Disney got rid of the styrofoam buns.

Bummer to see that they didn't.

 

[DSMVP]

Thanks for the info everyone!!

 

[OrangeCountyCommuter]

I know ESPN is owned by Disney but apparently since it's a restaurant and not a fast food stop they get real buns LOL!

 

[disnut8]

The buns that Disney is using on our last trip were not wheat buns as I would have noticed, trust me. While they are not fluffy white buns like they used to be, they aren't as bad as when they first changed them. As with a lot of things, the health "police" came in, Disney had to do something, did it the extreme way first and I think are slowly going to something everyone can handle. If the bun bothers anyone, you can always bring in your own and I did think about doing that when they first switched. Now, I don't really care as it seems to be eatable and that's enough for me.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I thought I read that Disney got rid of the styrofoam buns.

Must have been a mIsPPPrInT.