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1. 1900 Park Fare (Grand Floridian) Almost hidden away at the Grand Floridian, 1900 Park Fare serves breakfast and dinner in a traditional buffet.  At breakfast, guests can expect traditional breakfast selections – pastries and fruits, as well as pancakes, breakfast meats, and delectable sticky buns.  While guests are making their trips back and forth to the buffet, they will ...

5. Whispering Canyon Café (Wilderness Lodge) A guest favorite whether staying at the resort or not, Whispering Canyon Café is a family-style skillet dining concept where guests have the food brought directly to them at their table.  Whispering Canyon offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.  At breakfast, guests can choose the breakfast platter, but can also select a simple entrée if ...

4. Boma (Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge) The most adventurous buffet on the list, Boma has unique offerings to tease the guest’s tastebuds and introduce them to the flavors of Africa.  Boma is open to guests for breakfast and dinner.  At breakfast, in addition to the traditional breakfast options, guests can try a variety of seasoned breakfast meats, sweet plantains, and ...

3. Chef Mickey’s (Contemporary) Possibly the most well-known buffet on the list, Chef Mickey’s serves guests for every meal of the day.  The buffet offers traditional buffet options at every meal, so regardless of your appetite, guests will find something that will make their tastebuds happy.  In addition to a bevy of food, guests are drawn to this location for ...

2. ‘Ohana (Polynesian Village Resort) Another family-style platter service restaurant, ‘Ohana is open to guests for breakfast and dinner.  In the morning, the breakfast platter offers eggs, bacon, sausage, waffles, and breakfast potatoes, as well as unlimited services of delicious tropical juices!  Guests will also have the ability to visit with Mickey and Pluto, as well as Lilo and Stitch ...

Most guests try and spend as much time as possible in the parks when they visit Disney World.  Between character interactions, nighttime spectaculars, and classic attractions, there certainly is much to see and do.  However, the Disney resorts are home to some fantastic dining options — specifically buffets and all-you-care-to-enjoy concepts that are definitely worth your time! Here is our list ...

7. Cape May Café (Disney’s Beach Club Resort) Serving both breakfast and dinner to guests, the Cape May Café is a unique restaurant and one you’ll definitely want to check out. At breakfast, guests can dine on classic breakfast options — eggs, bacon, waffles, pancakes, fruit, breakfast potatoes, and much more!  In addition to a diverse breakfast menu, guests also have ...

6. Trail’s End (Fort Wilderness) Offering meals to guests morning, noon, or night, Trail’s End is a great option for guests for multiple reasons.  First, the menu offers classic homestyle food — guests can have their fill of ribs, chicken, select fish, classic side dishes, and an array of delicious desserts.  Given the restaurant’s location (at the back of Fort ...

2. Hollywood and Vine (Hollywood Studios) Located just inside of the park entrance, guests choosing to dine here can meet some favorites from Disney Junior – Sofia, Jake, Doc McStuffins, and Handy Manny.  These characters interact with guests during breakfast.  During dinner throughout the year, Minnie hosts a variety of specialty parties with special guests and themes.  Guest are encouraged ...

1. Tusker House (Animal Kingdom) The last character dining option at Walt Disney World can be found in the Africa section of Animal Kingdom.  Similar to other choices on this list, guests can have their meal here morning, noon, or night, as well as meet with the characters at every meal. Guests will have the chance to meet some of their ...