Breakfast @ DLR

cstephens · 09-18-2006, 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Between RainForest Cafe, Catal, and Story Tellers Cafe which has the best breakfast; should we avoid any?

I haven't had breakfast at Catal in a while, but I enjoyed it the times I've had it. It's a pretty limited menu though. Rainforest is ok - they also have a very limited menu, but I liked what I had. I love Storyteller's as they have an excellent breakfast. That's the most complete meal of the three. They have a breakfast buffet which I really like, but you can also just order off the regular menu. That's also a character meal with Chip and Dale and Pluto and Terk and Koda. It's a very low-key character meal, though, compared to something like Goofy's or Minnie's.

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Originally Posted by sleepyjeff

Between Whitewater Snacks, Jazz Kitchen Express, and La Brea Bakery?

I've only been to La Brea, and that was a take-out, and while I've not been interested in eating there, the take-out was quite good.

Alex · 09-18-2006, 07:28 AM

Denny's right across the street.

When it comes to breakfast it really isn't possible to do something so special as to justify resort prices for the food. But,

Rainforest Cafe: Can't comment as I refuse to do anything more than walk past the place with a disdainful tilt of my head.

Catal: Good food but way too expensive for what are essentially breakfast standards.

Storytellers: Good and actually not too horribly expensive but there are furry things walking about which is bad enough on its own but draws children like free heroin and so I'll probably never do it again. Your preferences likely differ.

Whitewater Snacks: If I want a quick breakfast on property this would probably be the top of the list. Their grill selections are huge and actually pretty good.

Jazz Kitchen Express: Eh.

La Brea Bakery: I've never actually eaten there because I faint every time I look inside and see what they charge for pretty standard stuff. "$17 for a glass of tepid water? <thud>"

Inside the parks the only place I'd recommend is Carnation Cafe. I've eaten at Riverbelle Terrace many times for social reasons but the food itself is pretty substandard.

09-18-2006, 07:28 AM	#2
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Denny's right across the street. When it comes to breakfast it really isn't possible to do something so special as to justify resort prices for the food. But, Rainforest Cafe: Can't comment as I refuse to do anything more than walk past the place with a disdainful tilt of my head. Catal: Good food but way too expensive for what are essentially breakfast standards. Storytellers: Good and actually not too horribly expensive but there are furry things walking about which is bad enough on its own but draws children like free heroin and so I'll probably never do it again. Your preferences likely differ. Whitewater Snacks: If I want a quick breakfast on property this would probably be the top of the list. Their grill selections are huge and actually pretty good. Jazz Kitchen Express: Eh. La Brea Bakery: I've never actually eaten there because I faint every time I look inside and see what they charge for pretty standard stuff. "$17 for a glass of tepid water? <thud>" Inside the parks the only place I'd recommend is Carnation Cafe. I've eaten at Riverbelle Terrace many times for social reasons but the food itself is pretty substandard.
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