Me and a few buddies are gonna make a trip tomorrow morning for breakfast at DLR. Any reccommendations on where we should eat? We are not looking for any character interactions or anything too expensive.....Just a nice breakfast that's good eats. Thanks for the help....

Tom

My favorite is Cafe Orleans in NOS. I love the Monte Cristo French Toast!

Here is their breakfast menu, as of last April:
Menu Date: April 2007

Breakfast Menu

Cafe Scrambled Eggs - Scrambled eggs served with O'Brien potatoes, applewood-smoked bacon and seasonal fruit. $7.99

Creole Eggs Benedict - Two delicately poached eggs served over grilled spicy andouille sausage atop toasted English muffins, then finished with a spicy Cajun hollandaise and seasonal fruit. $9.99

Three-Cheese "Monte Cristo" French Toast - Hearty egg bread filled with Brie, Swiss and mozzarella cheeses, then grilled and finished with a berry compote and applewood-smoked bacon. $10.29

Mardi Gras Vegetable Scramble - Egg whites, scrambled with a sauteed bell-pepper medley, asparagus tips, red onion and fresh herbs. Served with seasonal fruit. $7.99

"Mickey" Waffles - Crispy waffles served with applewood-smoked bacon and seasonal fruit. $7.99

Seasonal Fruit with Yogurt and Granola - A healthful and delicious start to your day! Seasonal fruit, yogurt, granola and a bran muffin. $8.29

"Mickey" Shaped Beignets - A 'Nawlins sweet treat, sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with a raspberry coulis and creme anglaise. $6.99


Beverages

Coffee, Tea - $2.69
Hot Chocolate - $2.69
Apple or Orange Juice - $2.79
Low-Fat Milk - $2.29

The Carnation Cafe is always a good choice. Say hello to Oscar while you're there.

I prefer MiMi's on the corner of Harbor and Manchester.

If you want in park, Cafe Orleans is a good choice, about $10 per person and table service.

Carnation on Main St for sure. But make PS reservations if you don't want to wait in line.

I vote Carnation Café on Main Street, USA too. Table service. Good food. Decent pricing. I have a Flickr gallery of shots of different Disneyland food. Here's a spread of breakfast selections my friends and I ordered on a visit to Carnation Café earlier this year. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/gone2disneyland/545868468/in/set-72157600373678627/)

I prefer MiMi's on the corner of Harbor and Manchester.

If you want in park, Cafe Orleans is a good choice, about $10 per person and table service.
I'm with Darkbeer on Mimi's--a MUCH better value, though it can be fun to eat inside the park, especially when using the miles obtained via your Disney Visa.

Morgan Spurlock ("Supersize Me") has written about how restaurant customers equate perceived quality with healthiness, so that (according to him) guests would read "applewood-smoked bacon" on Disney's menu and incorrectly think it's healthier.

. . . We are not looking for any character interactions or anything too expensive. . .
Tom
As a Mimi's bonus you may run into some interesting characters on Harbor.

OK, here's another idea. If you're heading to the park via the 57S take the Lincoln exit (right before Ball) head west for about a mile and you will find The Pancake House. A local landmark restaurant that has been serving breakfast for the past 40 plus years.

OK, here's another idea. If you're heading to the park via the 57S take the Lincoln exit (right before Ball) head west for about a mile and you will find The Pancake House. A local landmark restaurant that has been serving breakfast for the past 40 plus years.

Wow, I didn't know there were any other ones around locally besides the one near me in Redondo Beach. Of course, why else would I need to look anywhere else? :p Here's their website (http://www.originalpancakehouse.com/index.html) with pictures and menu. Darn, now I'm hungry for pancakes.

We always eat at least once at Steak House 55 for breakfast when visiting DLR. We love it there!!! Great service and food. And the prices aren't too bad either. About $10.00 per person...and you get a decent amount of food.

My favorite breakfast is in DCA. They serve sour dough bowls with scrambled eggs in it and a side of bacon, and a couple orange slices. Its very inexpensive too. I think less than $7 (Can ge a discount if your an AP) This feeds my husband and I too.

OK, here's another idea. If you're heading to the park via the 57S take the Lincoln exit (right before Ball) head west for about a mile and you will find The Pancake House.

Would that be the Original Pancake House? I LOVE them pancakes!!!

I had a really good breakfast at Rainforest Cafe recently. I thought it was better than the dinners I have had there in the past. Plus, they seated my party of 6 very quickly. Of course, this was the day we were leaving (Saturday, Oct. 20) and the rest of the world was already in the park. I highly recommend "Ozzie's Omelette".

I vote Carnation Café on Main Street, USA too. Table service. Good food. Decent pricing. I have a Flickr gallery of shots of different Disneyland food. Here's a spread of breakfast selections my friends and I ordered on a visit to Carnation Café earlier this year. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/gone2disneyland/545868468/in/set-72157600373678627/)

I just spent about half an hour looking at all of the Disneyland food on your album - it made me so hungry. When I'm there in a couple of weeks, I think I will try somethings that I haven't tried before. Thanks for sharing your pics!

I vote Carnation Cafe too. Their breakfast items are under $10, and that cinnamon roll French toast is to DIE FOR!

MrPooh loves the croissant benedict too.

I know that you probably already ate breakfast but for others, I like Le Brea in Downtown Disney. I always feel healthy eating there and they have fresh juices. I suggest there Lemonade it's so sour, I love it but maybe not for breakfast.

I vote Carnation Café on Main Street, USA too. Table service. Good food. Decent pricing. I have a Flickr gallery of shots of different Disneyland food. Here's a spread of breakfast selections my friends and I ordered on a visit to Carnation Café earlier this year. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/gone2disneyland/545868468/in/set-72157600373678627/)

WOW!!!!! Thanks for sharing all your pictures!!! I am starving now!!! I love looking at pictures. I would have never thought of taking pictures of food. Great Idea!!!!!

3 more days and Im in Disneyland!!!!!!!!!!

Chrissy

I've heard the Blue Ribbon Bakery has good cookies and muffins. Especially the muffins.