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10. Ohana (Polynesian Village Resort) Our final entry is also found at the Polynesian and serves up guests their meal family style from a shared skillet – guests can have as much as they desire from choices of sausage, waffles, eggs, and bacon, but the best part to these meal, aside from Mickey, Pluto, Lilo and Stitch stopping by, is ...

9. Sleepy Hollow (Magic Kingdom) The second counter service restaurant on our list is found in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom. This “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” location is just over the bridge from the Hub and offers guests a quick grab-and-go item to start your day right – the Nutella Fruit Waffle – a fresh baked waffle, topped with Nutella, and covered with ...

8. Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Epcot) The last of the park buffets, Akershus can be found in the Norway Pavilion. In addition to the early entrance option, guests dining at Akershus will have a good selection of traditional breakfast options, as well as selection from Norway. Certainly a good start to guests looking to tackle the flavors of World Showcase! ...

7. Kona Café (Polynesian Village Resort) Home to another savory breakfast option, Kona Café is where you need to go for some Tonga Toast – delicious stuffed french toast topped with a strawberry syrup! We love getting an order of Tonga Toast to split amongst the table, as well as one of the other wonderful island-inspired dishes! As the dish ...

6. Crystal Palace (Magic Kingdom) Another great theme park buffet! This restaurant sits at the end of Main Street, U.S.A and offers wonderful choices to give you the energy for a long day in the most popular park! Guests will also meet and greet with Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyone while they celebrate their Friendship Day Celebration! If you consider ...

5. Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory (Port Orleans French Quarter) While only a counter service option, we love the Sassagoula Floatworks for one simple reason: BEIGNETS! This delicious fried dough is sweet enough to be a dessert, but will definitely fill you up enough to be called a meal! These treats are offered in addition to the traditional breakfast options ...

4. Trail’s End (Fort Wilderness) A new favorite for our list, Trail’s End offers a lot of things we love! First – it is a buffet, so we know we are going to have a great meal because we choose how much we want and specifically what goes on our plates! Second – there aren’t characters. This usually helps control ...

3. Boma (Animal Kingdom Lodge) A hidden gem, this is also a buffet, but with a disntict twist!  In addition to the traditional Disney breakfast buffet items like waffles, eggs, bacon, and fruit, guests wishing to sample something a little more daring can find that in choices inspired from Africa!  While flavorful, nothing on the menu is overpowering or too ...

2. Hollywood and Vine (Disney’s Hollywood Studios) Characters from Disney Junior are a part of the buffet at Hollywood and Vine. Since the characters are skewed towards a younger crowd, some of the items on the buffet are designed with kids in mind, so be sure to bring your sweet tooth with you while enjoying breakfast here. We also like ...

1. Olivia’s Café (Old Key West Resort) Olivia’s Café is a quintessential small-town café – it serves a variety of omelets, pancakes, and french toast with an appropriate Key West flair! We love all the meals served at Olivia’s, but breakfast is fantastic. Everything at the restaurant keeps up coming back – it is rarely busy, so we are able ...