Roaring Fork Breakfast Menu...Snacks?

[MarciaR]

Does anyone know for sure what we can get for breakfast at the Roaring Fork that counts as a snack on our dining plan? Also, would it make more sense to just bring it up to our room to eat instead of waiting for a table to open up in the morning before we go to the parks? It looks like the refillable mugs have tops, so we can carry the coffee without too much trouble. Do they have trays? Thanks so much.

 

[disney meema]

Here is roaring fork menu for breakfast
http://allears.net/dining/menu/roaring-fork/breakfast

You can grab a tray and take your breakfast at all the counter service resorts. We've done it many times : ) it's our first stay at WL this November

 

[MarciaR]

Thanks.

 

[juliebug1997]

We went down to Roaring Forks several times during our stay and, while the place was busy, we never had to wait for a table to open up. Plus, it's close to the pool area and there are some benches (and tables I believe) where you can eat your breakfast outside.

We always eat DxDP so I can't tell you what would be a snack credit for breakfast. Maybe a cinnamon roll?--but again, we never went down there for breakfast.

 

[purple figment]

Here's the 2014 confirmed snack credit list. If you click on the 2013 list at the end of the first post it will take you to last year's list where post #4 is the resort snack credit list. It will give you an idea of what was available last year and most likely still valid this year. The Roaring Fork list is a mix of what is available at any given time of the day, but some look like breakfast items:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3215018

 

[MarciaR]

That's perfect. Thanks, Kim.

 

[MarciaR]

I have another Roaring Fork question. Southwest just posted the November flight schedules, and we're arriving at MCO at 11:35. That means it will be after midnight by the time we get to the WL. The menu I saw a picture of says that dinner is over at midnight but "light snacks are always available." Does anyone know what "always available" means? Can we get something there after midnight? Thanks.

 

[disney meema]

I have another Roaring Fork question. Southwest just posted the November flight schedules, and we're arriving at MCO at 11:35. That means it will be after midnight by the time we get to the WL. The menu I saw a picture of says that dinner is over at midnight but "light snacks are always available." Does anyone know what "always available" means? Can we get something there after midnight? Thanks.

I could be wrong but I am pretty sure it closes at midnight. If it was me I would grab something to eat at the Orlando airport or grab a sandwich and bring it to the hotel with you.
Someone correct me if I am mistaken?

 

[MarciaR]

I just got a response from Disney that the restaurants are all closed, but there are vending machines on each floor near the elevators. I'm not even sure the MCO places are open that late, but I may throw a non-liquid snack in my suitcase just to be safe. Thanks.