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What are the best buffets at the Walt Disney World resorts in Orlando.

What are the best buffets at the Walt Disney World resorts in Orlando?

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1. I've been there twice with my family and I LOVE it. It's awesome. I recommend Chef Mickeys. That's the only buffet I can remember, But i remember many good resturants :) best of luck
2. Crystal Palace in magic kingdom
3. All the buffets serve pretty much the same food but I really like the Cape May Cafe at the Beach Club Resort.
4. first off "showsto" is wrong all of the buffets don't serve the same things. secondly i love: the crystal palace in magic kingdom with pooh and friends and chef mickey's in the contemporary wtih mickey, minnie, donald, goofy, and pluto. chef mickey's has prime rib i know that cystal palace doesn't and they both have other diffences as well. and the OHANNA breakfast buffet with lilo and stitch at the polynesian is really really good too. i love the mickey shaped waffles and its all you can eat so i get my fill of them from there. i know you can get them just about everywhere that serves breakfast but you only get one but at the buffet you can have a million if you want.
5. I highly recommend Chef Mickey's in the Contemporary Hotel. Great food. Great adult buffet and great children's buffet. Highly recommend.
6. While not a buffet - I do like the all you can eat family style at the Wilderness Lodge's Whispering Canyon Cafe... and it is usually an amusing 'show'. I would say to steer away from the Trails End buffet at the Ft. Wilderness Campground. Don't think it is worth the money.
7. Crystal Palace in the Magic Kingdom Chef Mickey at the Contemporary Resort Tusker House is okay---the kids loved the corn dogs. Go to www.allears.net They have all of the menus for all of the restaurants in WDW
8. Ohana at the Polynesian Resort Chef Mickeys at the Contemporary Resort
9. The Crystal Palace in the Magic Kingdom. The food is good and they have characters come to your table for pics. Be sure to make a reservation.
10. you can't go wrong with any of the buffets, let alone any of the restaurants. My favorite buffet that i recomend to everyone is the Crystal Palace in Magic Kingdom.. Have a GREAT trip!!! ~twistedkissesxx5
11. supercalifragilistic breakfast at 1900 park fare at the grand floridian. its only 19 dollars for an adult, and they have sooooo much stuff. and you get to eat with mary poppins, alice, and the mad hatter. hears all the deets- http://www.allears.net/menu/men_19b.htm
12. There are some great Disney buffets and you can read a really good article and review on all of them here at http://www.orlandofuntickets.com/Disney-Buffets.php Hope this helps!
13. I would say Cape May at Beach Club Resort and 1900 Park Fare at Grand Floridian.
14. Fantastic question! Below are our favorites with details: 1. Boma-Flavors of Africa (DAK Lodge): Dine here for a dinner you won't forget! This buffet offers dishes from Africa and Pacific Rim Countries. They also offer American fare for kids and picky eaters. Our fave items include the Fu-Fu (tastes like pumpkin pie), Watermelon Rind Salad, Seafood Chowder and the Zebra Domes. 2. Ohana's (Polynesian Resort): Ideal for a character breakfast or non-character dinner! This buffet comes to your table! Enjoy scrambled eggs, Mickey-shaped mini waffles, the best breakfast sausage you've ever had, fresh fruit and more for breakfasts - all with the Disney characters. At dinner, the menu changes to include classic Polynesian-style dishes such as grilled shrimp, wontons, fresh salads, meats, and their famous bread pudding. 3. Cape May Cafe (Beach Club): Recommended for dinner, this location offers wonderful seafood. We love the peel n' eat shrimp, fresh rolls, salads, and cobbler for dessert! 4. Biergarten Restaurant (Germany Pavilion-EPCOT): Enjoy authentic German cuisine complete with a live Polka band! Let the kids get up and dance on the stage while you enjoy dishes like schnitzel, Sourbraughten (sp?), sourkraut, sausages and more. No matter which buffet you choose, I'm sure you'll enjoy your experience. Be sure to ask your server for a recipe card if there is a particular dish you love! Be sure to sign up for a free Disney E-Newsletter at http://www.easybreezyplanning.com Have a magical vacation!
15. My absolute favorite is OHANA (which is Hawaiian for family) at the Polynesian Resort. This character breakfast is served "family style" which means all the food is brought to you!! No waiting in buffet lines. No small children sticking their dirty fingers in YOUR food! No old guys sneezing on the food! The food is brought on platters, and you tell your server when you need more!! There is breakfast bread, mickey shaped waffles, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, fried potatoes, fruit, and of course your choice of drink. The breakfast bread is AMAZING!! In fact, I wish I were eating it now! :o) My one tip, actually my second tip (tip one eat at OHANA) is make a reservation as soon as you can. The character buffets fill up fast!
16. if you are in orlando if you leave the resort i would suggest ponderosa, sizzler and especially golden coral, they aren't expensive and the food is fantastic!