Which Buffet Has The Most Options?

[HeatherC]

We are heading back to Disney over April break and I am trying to plan some meals. Kids love buffets and I since we haven't been in two years, I am wondering which ones have the most options?

Thanks!

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

The one that immediately comes to mind is Tusker House Breakfast - yumm and lots of options for food

Also Boma, Cape May and Chef Mickeys for Breakfast

We've done 1900 Park Faire for Breakfast and dinner - selection is good but it depends on your kids tastes. The food to me (other than the kid section - mac/ cheese, pizza etc) aims a bit more towards adults so it's more hit/ miss for kids IMO.

At Akershus in Norway (for all meals) they say they have a buffet but it's not impressive. Mainly you're ordering off the menu and you can visit the buffet which is things like fruit, cheeses, pastries/ danishes (breakfast) and cold cuts. Not really a 'wow' IMO

 

[Massillon Dad]

@ Magic kingdom has most options we've found (pooh characters)

 

[DVC~OKW~96]

The two buffets that have the greatest variety would most likely be Cape May (where crab is now included) and Boma; both for dinner.

Cape May is the cleanest, best supplied buffet, but that is not to say Boma (or any other Disney buffet) isn't clean. It's just that the chef at Cape May is beyond fussy!

 

[lemondog]

Off the top of my head...Boma and Biergarten.

 

[EpcotFan1]

Breakfast: Chef Mickeys
Dinner: Boma and Crystal Palace

 

[TaraPA]

Boma, Cape May & Captain's Grille at YC.

 

[wheredreamsbegin]

I think that Tusker House has a wonderful breakfast buffet. I think that Crystal Palace has the dinner buffet with the greatest selection.

I believe that both buffets offer a wide variety of foods. Two of my favorite food items are found at these buffets (pain au chocolate at Tusker House and the adobo pork at Crystal Palace). Memories of those two items might be clouding my opinion slightly!

 

[travelgip6]

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