Best non-buffet breakfast?

[plutosmyfav]

Hi,

I want to share an adult breakfast voucher with my DS (3). Therefore, I don't want to go to a buffet. Can anyone suggest a good non-buffet breakfast to use a breakfast voucher (not Q&C).

It can be resort or park location


Thanks

 

[Grumpy92]

Dont know what your voucher says but here are some suggestions, we have found good.

Concourse St, Konas, Whispering Canyon, Boatwrights

 

[Lady from NYC]

I absolutely love breakfast at the Yacht Club Galley at the YC. Food is great, very relaxing and peaceful. The have a full breakfast menu or a small buffet (no characters). I have never done the buffet there, but the full breakfast menu is great. You get a pot of coffee and they have delish OJ and eggs, waffles, pancakes, cereal, etc. I think it is a great relaxing spot for breakfast. Afterwards you can just walk over to Epcot or take a boat to MGM. Enjoy!

 

[jerseydizdreamer]

It sounds as if it's coming from the lush tropics of a Polynesian-themed resort!

It sounds like... "Tonga... Tonga... Tonga!"

Is a giant ape about to be released upon the populace?

Oh, no, it's all the hungry villagers chanting for their morning treat: Tonga Toast! I would bet this would be a super yummy breakfast treat for any kid. I know that as a darn-near 40-year-old kid, it's one of my favorite treats! head on over to the Kona Kafe (how convenient... it's at a monorail resort!) and grab yourself some of this superb taste treat!

Richard

 

[plutosmyfav]

Thanks!

Now I'm torn between Yacht Club or trying this mysterious Tonga Toast!!!! Maybe we'll have to do both

 

[Muffy]

I vote for Kona Cafe! Your DS will love the Tonga toast.

 

[adamak]

Kona Cafe.

Unless you did the AKL's Sunrise Safari. We were treated to this elaborate breakfast afterwards, and THAT's the best breakfast I ever had. They had fruit stew, oxtail, sausage platter...etc. Plus the usual American breakfast type food, aka scramble egg & pancake (why would you do eat this when you are given a chance to try something wonderful?).

 

[s&k'smom]

As a family we loved Grand Floridian Cafe. It had a nice calm feel to it. My kids behaved very well there and the food is very good. We also found the service excellent.

 

[tkyes]

I vote for Kona, Spoodles, or the Rainforest Cafe (surprisingly good breakfast and great smoothies)


Check out Deb Wills site for menus to get a good idea of what you might like.

 

[jann1033]

I would definitly check out the menu website cause it seemed to me a lot of places other than buffets would be a waste for the voucher...I think kona's was okay but a lot didn't seem like they would come anywhere near the 17.75 per.

 

[stacy6552]

breakfast skillet at whispering canyon! yummmmmmmmmmmmm

 

[plutosmyfav]

Thanks everyone.

Without a tip, the breakeven point on a 17.75 voucher is about 16.60. If its a tipping place, then the break even point is only about $14.50

I checked out Deb's menus and it looks like Kona's cafe is my first choice. We may not "make" money on the voucher, but I don't want to lose it either. I'm assuming we can order the Tonga toast as our entre and a bagel as our baked item. We can bring the bagel for a snack later. I'll drink coffee and he can have the juice. I think we can get fruit, too. That will be plenty. DS doesn't eat much.

I'm so excited to try the Tonga Toast! I've heard so much about it

 

[smfnj]

Originally posted by plutosmyfav
Thanks!

Now I'm torn between Yacht Club or trying this mysterious Tonga Toast!!!! Maybe we'll have to do both

Ah, Tonga Toast. I was all hyped-up to try this on our trip 1/91. It has to be one of the 3 most disgusting foods to ever enter my mouth. Talk about your bursting bubble.

steve

 

[bbowers]

I have to agree that the hype for Tonga Toast was greater than the actual stuff. Now if you LOOK at the slimy cooked banana in the middle, then I would agree that it would rank right up there on disgusting foods. If, however, you just eat it, it's not quite so bad... but it's too darn sweet! I could keep going on that sugar for the next 3 days!

When I tried it, I ate about half of it, and wished I had more meat (salty) to cut the sweet when I was done. Ah well, been there, done that, won't be doing it again.

 

[profdsny]

Another vote for Kona. We've been doing breakfast at the Polynesian for 20 years, and it's still very good. Even the other items are good. It has a bit of a hotel coffee shop location, in the lobby, but that almost adds to the effect. Give it a shop.

 

[bobbiwoz]

Tonga Toast for us, and we don't stay at the Poly, but it's a must! One year, I tried the baked version, but that was only once

bobbi