Best Disney World Breakfasts!

[@YamiBakura0385]

Who is the dude!?!?!? I was shook when I heard him XD

[@jaydenchrist6152]

Joey

[@kerm2835]

YamiBakura I genuinely jumped when I didn’t hear AJ 😂

[@connorreilly5743]

Same

[@Showtunediva]

kerm Joey is one of the videographers. He & Adam take turns with AJ doing the voiceovers.

[@merry8756]

Same

[@kaileybaca1689]

SOOOO glad you guys mentioned Gaston's! No Disney trip is complete without a Magic Kingdom morning with a Giant Cinnamon Roll, cup of coffee, and instrumental music from Beauty and the Beast playing in the background :)

[@SuperSelenarae]

Kailey Baca totally agree! We get those cinnamon rolls every time we go. Yummy!

[@iceviking8280]

Fort wilderness Trails End Breakfast Buffet. That place is awesome.

[@WriterProfessor]

I didn't see Tusker House, which has been our favorite breakfast place at Disney World: frittatas, chicken curry, and other safari fare. Character breakfast, and a delicious, good atmosphere.

[@michellegilmore6259]

Tusker House is our must do breakfast every trip. We love it

[@chuckchambers3816]

Tusker love this place been 7 time's 😀

[@BigMike-zc4mj]

Michelle Gilmore same for me. It’s must do every trip.

[@Ethernet480]

Same

[@courtneychapron-engi9290]

"Be Our Guest" is also a lovely breakfast spot to do before park opening!!

[@jaydenchrist6152]

Yeah but i love sunshine seasons at epcot better

[@tracie4745]

Crystal Palace, only because I love Eeyore!

[@abbistone6371]

Whispering canyon cafe! So underrated! The breakfast is huggeeeeee and so varied also extremely entertaining servers

[@TheLindsaySue]

Akershus is a fav of ours. We don't even care about the princesses anymore, we are there for the potatoes and salmon. But we also like Crystal Palace. The food is OK and it depends on what day you book but we just love getting an early reservation because its so nice and relaxing to walk through Main Street before most people can get in the park. That and we never tire of meeting Poo. Piglet, Tiger and Eyore. I like the feel of the Crystal Palace and its just a great way to start a Magic Kingdom day.

[@lindsaymueller8099]

TheLindsaySue maybe it was just a bad day for the restaurant, but the princesses were the only part we could enjoy at Akershus. The food was absolutely terrible and our bill ran about $300... we were very very disappointed in the food

[@lindsaymueller8099]

I should add that we were there for dinner though, not breakfast. Maybe breakfast is different! But dinner was a definite no for us

[@tatltails3923]

I had breakfast at Cinderella's Royal Table once. My grandmother worked at that exact restaurant for almost ten years, and when I was a little girl she took me out for a Disney day. I got some of the first good bread I'd ever eaten (bad food allergies), and a kiss on the cheek from Snow White that I made last for the rest of the day. Good memory.

[@crazyRxLexus-ns1cf]

Boma is the BEST,I LOVE that restaurant.The food is amazing.

[@rgrrabbit1]

Thank you for mentioning The Wave as a best for breakfast! I wanted to eat there during my last visit in April 2016. This time around, I made a breakfast reservation, and I cannot wait to eat there in about two months!!

[@gamingwaffle1171]

We always have breakfast at Ohana's on our first day at Disney. It's a family tradition and gets us excited before we head out to the parks.

[@merlinsxbeard]

1900 Park Faire?? The strawberry soup was one of the grandest surprises I’ve run into in Disney :)

[@treed3116]

Boardwalk Bakery is incredible! Getting food early in the morning before most of the hotel is up and enjoying the quiet over the water is amazing!

[@margaretd3710]

Congratulations!!!!! I hope your life is filled with love and happiness. -- First of all, you should know that Disney accommodates all dietary needs, so if you're vegetarian, dairy free, soy free, gluten free....whatever your dietary needs, let the restaurant know a day or more before and they'll make sure to make accommodations for you. Isn't that great? Now, as far as restaurants go, I have 2 suggestions: 1. Have tea at the Grand Floridian - their tea shoppe is lovely and it takes you back in time to a slower, more gentle time. It's open in the afternoon only and you must make reservations as soon as you can! 2. Another "step back in time" place - and one of the less costly places to eat - is The Plaza Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom. No reservations. They have an all-you-can-drink milk shake that's amazing! They also have an excellent veggie burger for those who can't eat beef. The thing about the milk shakes is that you can have different flavors each time you refill if you want. Isn't that neat? So when you want a break from the park, go there for a nice little meal. You can always ask for 2 straws and share the milkshake with your sweetie! Now, that's 1950s romantic!

[@IlovTrunks16]

Sometimes y'all mention that a portion is huge and though you show us a shot of the item, it's kind of hard to tell scale-wise just how big something is. Would you consider, on the items that you find to be very big, perhaps having a fork/spoon/utensil next to the plate in the shot so we can gain some perspective on just how big something is? I love using y'all as a visual aid for planning meals, but it's hard to know if something is actually big enough to split between 2 adults or more apt to being split between an adult and child.

[@sarahanne1684]

I totally second this! We watch DFB religiously and they are easily my favourite Disney Parks-themed channel, but I have learned to take their comments about portion sizes with a grain of salt. This comes after they recommended a regular sized pizza at Via Napoli for two people, and my partner and I (who both have healthy appetites) struggled to finish HALF of it between the two of us!

[@dimitri0117]

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[@Wig4]

Sarah Anne ... was it the HEIGHT of the pizza ???? :-)

[@guadalupegraham6235]

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[@benyaboy810]

Banana for scale

[@kendawg2764]

All great options but my favorite is Whispering Canyon Cafe in the Wilderness Lodge!

[@HeatherAlloway]

You guys should do a video on the most romantic restaurants to go to at Disney World! My fiance and I are going for our first time on our honeymoon, and I'd LOVE to know what you guys would suggest for some romantic meals :)

[@minnie010223]

Manatee4me not necessarily a romantic place, but me and my boyfriend go to splitsville in Disney springs every time we go! Good food and bowling. Makes for a really fun date night. And, they're open late. If you like sushi, the ninja crunch is my favorite!

[@AuraliusZero]

Manatee4me Make all your reservations in advance. Be our guest before the park opens is great. There is a wine bar in Italy that is romantic. California grill around fireworks time, if you can afford it or have 2 table services to spare, is super romantic. Canada and France are pretty romantic. While not romantic per say, sci fi in hollywood studios is fun and is set up like a drive in movie theater so it's dark and intimate. Trader Sam's grog grotto is a super fun bar to go to at the Polynesian resort. Have fun, make new friends, and get to Pandora 30 minutes before animal kingdom opens if you want to ride flight of passage.

[@hollybrugha2207]

For nice dinner meals - JIKO, Narcoosee's California Grill. I like some of the quieter restaurants like The Wave, Grand Floridian Cafe.

[@HeidiSKulesh]

Have a splendid wedding, an awesome Disneymoon, and a long, healthy, magical, love-filed married life!

[@StuffedVulture]

The Wave has never been quiet when I've visited. There is always a table with a crying infant or loud children.

[@Mousland-723]

A hidden gem to mention is: Trattoria al Forno at The Boardwalk. The breakfast is a bit more limited but what they offer is really great and unique options. Additionally they have amazing staff. I had my mom's 80th birthday breakfast there. We had family from all over the country come in. They set up a private section for us and treated us like royalty.

[@christinezeigler3621]

We just ate breakfast at Yak and Yeti quick service in Animal Kingdom. It was delicious! My boyfriend and I ordered the kids french toast and kids pancake&sausage on a stick. Both came with hash brown bites/rounds and apple juice (of course you can sub the drink). They were each 6.99 and VERY filling!!

[@apfelbasket]

From a person who ate at most of these locations, I agree that getting a meal plan is the way to go. It comes to about $17 a meal for all three meals a day plus more. That's good since a cheap burger meal cost about $22 & you can get that or get a $60-$80 meal for no extra $ then the $17, except tip. These restaurants are better then this video can even explain.

[@Mort88]

Depends on what you eat, there are a number of calculators out there that have proven you are not getting a deal with the dining plan. Since a few of these places mentioned take more than 1 dining credit, having the deluxe dining plan (3 sit downs) puts you in at almost 40 dollars a credit, Cinderellas castle is 2, now you have to pay for a 3rd meal of you want it. Not including tip, which can run (depending on your group size) almost as much as a single meal.

[@svhwdwnut]

Kurtis Apfel it comes with too much food

[@Boom-fs2ny]

So glad you added garden grill. It’s my all time favorite breakfast place in Disney!

[@toonboy4067]

I'm so glad I came across this channel! I haven't been to Walt Disney World in 10 years and the food options have really changed! Now I have to go back ASAP!

[@bcwillson]

I'm surprised that you didn't mention Be Our Guest. We absolutely love it! My husband especially likes the assorted cured meats and cheese platter. Our kids love the pastries. Another favorite of ours is 1900 Park Fare. The characters were very well done and the omelet station made right there in front of you is so good.

[@carsonashley7606]

The first time I went to Disney was when I was 6, and we stayed at the boardwalk hotel. We went to the bakery every morning and the hotel is gorgeous! The views are amazing and it’s a 10 minute walk to Epcot.

[@sarahbennett8187]

Olivia's Cafe in Old Key West is our "go to" for breakfast as we head home from a stay at Disney World. It is quiet, easy to get in, and the food is good. The grits is creamy, our daughter will request chocolate chip pancakes and they make them. Banana Bread French toast is tasty also.

[@bonniehazelwood7274]

Sarah Bennett

[@rbbrrmqn]

Oh, we think the best breakys are, in no particular order: Tusker House character buffet; 1900 Park Fare, another character buffet; Chef Mickey's character buffet; and I personally really like Everything POP, though it is typical breaky, but how I love their biscuits and Mickey waffles!!

[@halyceox8825]

rbbrrmqn I'm glad you mentioned those table services. I was wondering how those 3 stacked up since that's what I've got reserved for our next trip. :) I'm also doing 'Ohana for breakfast because I know it's awesome based on my last trip.

[@g3ultra]

You left out Trattoria Al Forno at the Boardwalk. It has really good breakfast and has recently become character dining. It's an easily overlooked breakfast hidden gem.

[@rachaelgray6334]

g3ultra I was hoping to see this on there! Headed there on our trip!

[@bryanmerritt2744]

always been great as poodles, Kouznna, now this- we make a visit every year

[@thatoneflygon8291]

I went there and agree times 1000

[@taryndelaney4149]

Tusker House was not mentioned, but it is our must-do every year for breakfast.

[@oliviajohnson2854]

We went to garden grill on our last trip to Disney. This was so good by far it was our favorite meal. I would recommend it if you're into characters. This is one of the few places the characters didn't breeze by 2 adults.

[@16gochawks]

Tonga toast at Kona Cafe is to die for!!!

[@Atheenah]

Cape May at Beach Club is our fav!

[@megangibbs5666]

Trails end and the Wave are by far two of the most underrated places for breakfast! We go to one of them every visit down!

[@Jimbodisfan]

So the Wave is where those fantastic sweet potato pancakes are now served. It was on the menu at Boatwright's Dining Hall at Port Orleans Riverside years ago when it served breakfast.

[@danmangini4791]

All great choices! I would add The Marketplace at Beach Club and Olivia's at Old Key West.

[@nesbitt615]

Olivia's is very underrated, really good food!!!!

[@grayandry]

I agree with a lot of your choices. The only one that I think was missing was the Tusker House. Great food and fantastic character interactions!

[@J3ff415]

Going next week , can’t wait ...After months of research thank to DFB n others lol We went with Day 1- Bell n Beast Castle (MK)before park open Day 2- Gardner Grill (Epcot )before park open Day 3- Bomo (AK) before park open Day 4 - Ohana before heading (HWS) 7am Thanks DFB!!!

[@brianez1980]

Boma can't be beaten to me. I need to be wheeled out leaving that place. I've always enjoyed Whispering Canyon Cafe for breakfast, dinner not so much. Main Street Bakery was always a good one to start the day at MK too.

[@johnthompson861]

Arguably IMHO Cape May is one of the best (character) breakfasts we've had - we did it 3 times whilst on vacation at Beach Club this time and it was great each time - lots of options and no rush. Characters always happy to interact multiple times and everyone really friendly. I think it's massively underrated.

[@MarabiaSmith]

Thanks for including The Wave! It's one of the most slept on breakfasts at the resort.

[@Caderic]

GREAT video. We are planing a trip for December 2021 and want to have pre-rope-drop breakfast in the parks, for the early access. Although we have most of that outlined the video helped it definitely helped. On a side note, it also gave me a great idea for one of our off days. Late breakfast at he Polynesian resort and then Christmas decoration resort hopping on the monorail!

[@kellyhughes6009]

You may have just made my day with the extra icing at Gaston's tip!

[@Emily-dh9rq]

Something my family always does for breakfast is go to the starring rolls cafe in Hollywood studios and get the butterfinger cupcake to share, sadly it closed but they do still serve it at the Starbucks across the street from where the old starring rolls was, and when I went in June there was still tables to sit at outside of there too.

[@mckennadavis3241]

my family and i binge watch these videos all day long, so we know what we places we should try for our next disney trip

[@yesorlando05]

I know some channels shy away from giving reviews of places that aren't very good, but I find a lot of value in these "worst" restaurants/rides/resorts/etc. There are only 2 WDW channels that I subscribe to that will present such lists (along with their "best" lists). I find them to be the most helpful and objective. They're not mean and they do it in a very professional manner. Even though Disney World is awesome, no place is perfect and WDW has areas in which it can improve. Knowing these things saves us from wasting our $$ on a possible bad experience. I know that some of these types of reviews have prompted some of these restaurants to up their game. Just a suggestion.

[@RobThez]

Yesssssss this is the kind of content I subscribed for. Thanks a lot! Glad to know I've got most of these booked already for my upcoming trip. Now have a few new options for my next one

[@ggrowls]

3:55 HE'S DROWNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kristyngraf8793]

The breakfast bowl with scrambled eggs, sausage gravy and tater tots at Andy's lunch box in Toy Story Land, is REALLY good!!!

[@ryankiernan5732]

Whispering Canyon Cafe is great too!

[@stupidalergy]

Do a video on Sunshine Seasons in EPCOT! Hands down my favorite place to get food in future world before going out into the world showcase.

[@rebeccawalsh4268]

Cape May Cafe is definitely my favorite breakfast, hands down.

[@allontetafolla2053]

I'm planning to go here for my Senior trip When i graduate

[@PBuffdaddy00]

It was pretty simple, but when we were at Port Orleans-Riverside last month, they had a bacon and cheese croissant that was awesome! I got that 3 out of the 5 mornings we were there.

[@Kanagaloosh12]

I surprised that 1900 Park Fair wasn't included, I think its one of the best breakfast buffet's on property. I am also a big fan of Tusker House for breakfast. I'm allergic to eggs so I like breakfast options that go beyond the basics.

[@trishalee7535]

Heather Myers I could be completely wrong, but I’m pretty sure that they mentioned at one point that 1900 Park Fair wasn’t one of their favorites. I don’t remember why.

[@CrispiePotato]

The Wave breakfast buffet is my personal favorite for the day we leave town.

[@nesbitt615]

I loved Tusker and Olivia's Cafe, bomb breakfasts!!!!!!

[@RETROGEMS]

All look fantastic but Boma looks spectacular to me, wow!

[@erikaridgway7897]

That juice is just 👌👌. I was in love as soon as I had it. (Aloha Juice)

[@tinkpink514]

1900 Park Fare! Great characters, a lot of typical buffet options but also some unique ones as well. Also amazing location at the Grand Floridian.

[@Mousland-723]

BOMA is amazing. I love it. I have taken family members there on almost every visit for brunch.

[@sylviakornecki]

We had breakfast at Be our Guest restaurant in Magic Kingdom. They have delicious options! You need a reservation with anticipation.

[@vidadanger]

Sylvia Kornecki we love BOG for breakfast too, but we avoid the West Wing in the morning. It's a dark and sad way to start your day. Otherwise we love it too!!

[@apfelbasket]

Yes, a reservation for restaurants needs to be done months in advance. Some even a year in advance like Canada's restaurant for the world's best steak. No fat.

[@GreenGretel]

so many of these recommended breakfast items are straight-up desserts lol

[@guyfroml]

The WAVE of American Flavors is the BEST breakfast buffet (and least expensive) in all of Disney World and has some delicious items (like the sweet potato pancakes and cheesy grits) you can't get anywhere else in WDW. Passholders and DVC members get a discount. Kona Cafe is a close second...the Tonga Toast!!

[@anthonyberloco5624]

Tonga Toast is my favorite!!! Thank u for putting it on this list! Its the only reason I watched this video

[@starkitten0075]

These videos really do help figure out which restaurants to grab breakfast or brunch at. I'm definitely going to Garden Grill when I go! I love Chip n Dale! I might even go twice

[@rebeccaast9442]

Trails End at Fort Wildnerness. Best breakfast buffet!

[@RandomlyBeautiful13]

Crystal palace is absolutely my favorite breakfast!

[@andrewmcknight9912]

If you make a breakfast reservation before the park opens, how do you actually get access to the park through the crowds at rope drop?

[@janacabral4290]

Thanks a bunch! Always love seeing the different options so I can try some new items on the next trip.

[@brittanytomaski3021]

Cape May Cafe! Our go-to breakfast and dinner buffet!

[@Faramir992010]

Tusker House is a great character breakfast buffet. I’d eat there every morning if I could

[@GlossyPinkPrincess]

Chef Mickeys is definitely my favorite breakfast there

[@jenniferpool7163]

For those with Celiac, The Land is great!! Let them know you have issues and they will treat you right. gluten free muffins, waffles. and safe tater tots. It was the best place for our first day.

[@DFBGuide]

Thanks Jennifer -- great tip!

[@iansommer1046]

The best food I remember eating from Disney world is a small outdoors Chinese place and I remember there food being pretty cheap as well

[@mvoner]

Breakfast in Paris is always my favorite

[@geraldineplacenza8822]

I like Crystal Palace in Magic Kingdom n Chef Mickeys...in Contemporary...also Ohana's in Polynesian Hotel

[@johnwhite2257]

While I'm sure that everything on this list is fantastic, for me, there's nothing like taking a stroll over to the French Quarter food court at 7am and getting an amazing fully loaded omelette. So good!

[@mickeymark4447]

When I have the time (and the money :D ) I love going to Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club. A buffet with everything I could want. The characters, as always, are great.

[@Magorika]

I was really surprised that you didn't mention Tusker House. We love Tusker House and go there every day that we go to Animal Kingdom.

[@frankortolano5886]

the salmon across from haunted mansion is a favorite of mine

[@casablancachica]

1900 Park Fare for the win- mad hatter juice is to die for - yum!

[@pamelabooneslagter2963]

I do like Trails End. I did Kona Cafe when I was there in May.

[@kimberlycarpenter9468]

Sleepy Hollow waffles are a big one missing here!

[@claudiaarce2129]

Can you do a video focusing more on what counter service restaurants to eat Breakfast in the parks?

[@mamavendee4860]

AwEsOmE iNfO guys! We're about to plan our family (mom/dad & our tribe of 8 kiddos) trip to Disney World🤪& your videos are going to be so extremely helpful!!!💕 Thanks so much for sharing!😁

[@zoerosiee]

My two favs didn't make the list!! But that's okay. Tusker House was such a fun character breakfast and a total highlight of our trip. And we last minute decided to do Grand Floridian Cafe our last day, to pass time before heading to the airport and oh my gosh, we were totally blown away. Super delicious breakfast, even though it was standard fare, and such a wonderful location!! The atmosphere was so lovely and calm and after all the terrible coffee we suffered through throughout the trip (Joffrey's and Starbucks are just the worst), the Grand Flo had the only decent cup of coffee my whole trip.

[@moirawholey7010]

Maybe I missed it but the Crystal Palace offers a very good buffet breakfast with Winnie the Pooh Character Breakfast. They have one of the best French Toasts there!! Definitely want to try this one too!

[@deniseciula2377]

Great information for guests who don't venture out !

[@mistressluckykitty]

I feel like the Crystal Palace and tusker house should have been included. Both offer great food and character dining.

[@HeidiSKulesh]

Fantastic job - even better than your normal great job! I will agree with several comments here that Olivia's at OKW has been a "go to" for me quite a few times in the past too.

[@mckinsiehale3077]

WHAT ABOUT TUSKER HOUSE?! Omg my favorite!!!

[@cheMAGIC]

I shouldn't have seen this video at 10am with only a coffee in my tummy, now I'm soooo hungry!!!! Great video!

[@exnoctem]

BOMA breakfast is what dreams are made of.

[@kimt8162]

Just a note; hotels are not always willing to let you park there unless you actually have a reservation or are staying there. They're worried people will park there and then try to sneak into the parks. One time we tried to go to the soap store at Grand Floridian and they would not let us park there.

[@DavidHarperUK]

Love this video - breakfast is my favourite. Could you do a healthy / lighter options version as spending two weeks of eating pancakes and waffles (or even rich food in general) can get a bit much?

[@ryukagesama]

Sleepy Hollow's waffles. Get one spicy chicken and one fruit with Nutella, then go half&half with somebody. It's a great, low(er) cost option for breakfast in the MK.

[@stephanie52291]

Joey is by far my fave!

[@bencaldecott6583]

Sounds like a great morning to start of my day.

[@GoMegGo84]

A trip to Walt Disney World isn't complete without a trip to Boma. It's our go-to "farewell" breakfast.