Disney World has many breakfast options at each of its theme parks. You can also find breakfast options at Disney Springs and each Walt Disney World Resort Hotel.
Disney categorizes its dining options into quick service and table service restaurants.
Quick service dining, for instance, is less expensive and feels more like fast food or fast casual service model. Think “grab and go”.
Table service restaurants will usually advanced dining reservations. With table service, guests are seated at a table in a dining room. A server delivers food and beverages to their table. Disney has typically had several table-service breakfast options in each of its parks.
What Disney World restaurants have breakfast?
There are dozens of Walt Disney World restaurants in each park – both table service and quick service options – that serve breakfast.
Some best and most popular options are listed below in no particular order, grouped by park. Let’s start with the Magic Kingdom:
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1. Main Street Bakery (Magic Kingdom)
Stop by the Main Street Bakery when you first enter the park to grab your favorite Starbucks beverage and a breakfast pastry.
2. Sleepy Hollow (Magic Kingdom)
Sleepy Hollow, located in Liberty Square to the left of the castle, is known for its Mickey waffles and fresh fruit waffle sandwiches.
3. Cinderella’s Royal Table (Magic Kingdom)
Cinderella’s Royal Table is considered by some folks to be overrated. Also, it can be difficult to get a breakfast reservation here. So, if you’re looking for pancakes with princesses inside Cinderella’s castle, plan ahead.
4. The Crystal Palace (Magic Kingdom)
The Crystal Palace also offers character dining with an American breakfast buffet featuring Winnie the Pooh and friends. Reservations are highly recommended for this table-service restaurant.
5. The Friar’s Nook (Magic Kingdom)
If you are looking for a quick service location, try The Friar’s Nook. This eatery serves breakfast sandwiches and tater tots which are perfect for breakfast on the go.
6. Gaston’s Tavern (Magic Kingdom)
Gaston’s Tavern, in the Enchanted Forest area, is best known for its humongous cinnamon rolls. However, the eatery also offers a ham and cheese sandwich and breakfast beverages.
7. The Cheshire Cat Cafe (Magic Kingdom)
Named for the cat from “Alice in Wonderland”, the quick service Cheshire Cat Cafe serves Cheshire Cat Tails all day. As a result, it’s a great option for an anytime breakfast or snack.
8. Westward Ho (Magic Kingdom)
Located in Frontierland, the Westward Ho snack bar is also a good option. The menu includes bear claws, cinnamon-sugar donut holes and a breakfast sandwich served on a multigrain croissant.
8. Joffrey’s Coffee and Tea (EPCOT)
There are FIVE Joffrey’s Coffee and Tea locations to choose from at EPCOT: Park Entrance, World Discovery, Showcase Plaza, American Adventure and Canada. Joffrey’s offers coffee and tea and other beverages, along with sweet rolls, muffins and donuts.
9. Connections Cafe (EPCOT)
However, if you are craving your usual brew, Connections Cafe is EPCOT’s Starbucks, located near Spaceship Earth.
10. Kringla Bakery Og Cafe (EPCOT)
Kringla Bakery Og Kafe is in the Norway Pavilion. It is a great spot for a traditional Norwegian pastry and a cup of coffee. However, I highly recommend the School Bread.
11. Oasis Sweets & Sips (EPCOT)
Try a mint tea slushie from Oasis Sweets & Sips on those, which is especially satisfying on a hot Orlando morning. You can also choose from over a dozen middle eastern pastries and coffee or tea at this eatery.
12. Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie (EPCOT)
Meander toward the back of the original France Pavilion to find a traditional French breakfast treat in the morning or at any time during the day at Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie.
13. La Creperie de Paris (EPCOT)
For table service dining, we enjoyed La Creperie de Paris located in the France Pavilion expansion near the entrance to Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure. This restaurant serves savory galettes and sweet crêpes all day. However, advanced dining reservations are recommended.
14. Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (EPCOT)
During breakfast hours, Norway’s Akershus Royal Banquet Hall offers a princess-themed character dining experience and serves breakfast pastries, casseroles, eggs, bacon, sausage, and, of course, Norwegian waffles. Reservations are highly recommended.
15. The Garden Grill (EPCOT)
Garden Grill is located in The Land Pavilion. The characters featured here included Chip and Dale alongside some of their best Disney pals.
This is one of the more unique places to eat at Disney World as the restaurant slowly rotates as you dine and entertain guests with scenes from Living with the Land such as rainforests and thunderstorms.
The menu features an American-style breakfast. As with all character dining experiences, reservations are recommended.
16. The Trolley Car Cafe (Hollywood Studios)
The Trolley Car Cafe is Hollywood Studios’ Starbucks location. Also served at this cafe are the park’s famous Carrot Cake Cookie and Earl Grey Cupcake.
17. Hollywood & Vine (Hollywood Studios)
For a breakfast dining with characters experience featuring Disney Junior friends, look for Hollywood & Vine, which features an American-style buffet. Reservations are recommended.
18. Ronto Roasters (Hollywood Studios)
Located in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Ronto Roasters serves one of my very favorite breakfast treats: Rising Moons Overnight Oats. This nutritious oat treat is served with Boba and is also topped with seasonal fruit. They also serve breakfast wraps.
19. Woody’s Lunch Box (Hollywood Studios)
If you like Pop-Tarts, you will enjoy the homemade version at Woody’s Lunch Box. This nostalgic breakfast spot is located in Toy Story Land. They also serve a variety of loaded nacho tots (aka “Totchos”)
20. Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea (Hollywood Studios)
For the quick snack breakfast at Hollywood Studios, there are two Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company locations. One is in Pixar Place and the other is at the Tower of Terror.
21. Hollywood Scoops (Hollywood Studios)
Hollywood Scoops can be found at the end of Sunset Boulevard. Start your busy day here with their Mickey waffle platter.
Read Also: Breakfast at Hollywood Studios: Best places to eat in the morning
22. Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea (Animal Kingdom)
If a quick snack and beverage is your jam, try Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company with locations at the park’s entrance and in Asia.
23. Isle of Java (Animal Kingdom)
Another quick snack and beverage cart is the Isle of Java on Discovery Island.
24. Rainforest Cafe (Animal Kingdom)
For an immersive dining experience, head for the Rainforest Cafe. We recommend advanced dining reservations. The cafe is located near the park entrance.
25. Creature Comforts (Animal Kingdom)
Animal Kingdom also has a Starbucks. Creature Comforts is located at Discovery Island near the entrance to Africa.
26. Pongu Pongu (Animal Kingdom)
Located in the Pandora section of the park, Pongu Pongu is famous for its Philippines-inspired Pongu Lumpia, which is a pineapple and cream-cheese-filled spring roll. They also serve French toast sticks as well.
27. Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery (Animal Kingdom)
Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery is one of two quick-service breakfast options in Africa serving coffee and various pastries and breakfast sandwiches.
28. Tamu Tamu Refreshments (Animal Kingdom)
Tamu Tamu Refreshments is the second quick service location in Africa offering a variety of beverages and pastries during breakfast hours. Later in the day, Tamu Tamu changes its menu and serves Dole Whips.
29. Tusker House Restaurant (Animal Kingdom)
Tusker House Restaurant is a character dining experience that features Daisy and Donald all dressed up in their Safari gear. Both African and American-inspired breakfast items are on the menu. It’s located in the Africa section of the park and reservations are recommended.
30. Yak & Yeti Local Foods Cafe (Animal Kingdom)
Finally, grab a breakfast bowl with hashbrowns, eggs, veggies and cheese (with or without bacon) at Yak & Yeti Local Foods Cafe. This is the place to get a hearty breakfast in the Asia section of the park.
Read Also: 10 best snacks in Animal Kingdom, an underrated park for foodies
What time is breakfast served at Disney World?
Hours change seasonally and with adjustments to theme park hours, but breakfast is typically served from around 8:30 am-10:30 am.
Breakfast service at Disney Resort Hotels will typically begin earlier around 7 am.
As always, you can find the most up-to-date information regarding park and restaurant hours on the My Disney Experience app.
If you’re not an early bird and need a later breakfast, bakeries and coffee shops are going to be your best bet. There are several coffee shops in each of the parks that serve pastries all day.
Do you get free breakfast at Disney World Resorts?
Each of the Disney World Resorts does offer breakfast options. However, breakfast is not included in your stay.
Historically, Disney has offered a dining plan for an additional cost. However, these plans are not currently available for new bookings.
At any rate, Disney World Resort Hotels have some truly incredible breakfast and brunch experiences.
For example, in the Crescent Lake Area, you’ll find Trattoria Al Forno at the Disney Boardwalk. Across the lake at the Beach Club, you can enjoy a character breakfast buffet with Minnie’s Beach Breakfast Bash at Cape May Cafe.
Other Disney resorts offer character dining experiences as well. Guests can meet Donald, Goofy, Pluto and Mickey at Chef Mickey at Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
At Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, you can visit Ohana in the morning for a Hawaiian breakfast feast. Lilo, Stitch, Mickey and Pluto make their rounds as guests enjoy platters of eggs, sausage, bacon and Mickey waffles.
And also, the kids are invited to join in a special parade around the dining room with their favorite characters, too. In fact, this is one of my family’s favorite places to make breakfast reservations on a Disney vacation.
What is your favorite breakfast venue at Disney World? Let us know in the comments.
