Updated: June 22, 2024

There are SO MANY incredible breakfast options in Disney World, so how do you narrow down your choices?

There’s an ultimate breakfast for picky eaters at Steakhouse 71 at Disney’s Contemporary Resort , a special character breakfast at Hollywood and Vine in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and 1900 Park Fare is serving meals again at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort. But what about Magic Kingdom?? We’ve narrowed down three types of breakfasts you might be looking for — and how to choose.

Classic

If you’re looking for a classic Disney breakfast item, look no further than Sleepy Hollow Refreshments, where you can order a ginormous Mickey-shaped Waffle! Can you get any more classic Disney than that?

You can order it covered in strawberries, powdered sugar, and whipped cream for $8.29, or you can get it with just powdered sugar for $6.49. Want it plain? Ask a Cast Member!

Here’s our review of the Mickey-shaped Waffle!

But if you want to kick your waffle game up a notch, you can get the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich for $8.49. Served with strawberries, bananas, and blueberries and slathered in a chocolate-hazelnut spread, this breakfast packs a punch! It’s full of flavors, it’s super filling (or easily shareable), and all for under $10.

This sandwich used to be available only during breakfast, but it’s now available all day. Still, it’s a great breakfast option and a delicious way to start your day!

Read our review of the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich here!

Sweet

If you’re in the mood for something on the sweeter side of the breakfast spectrum, look no further than the Warm Cinnamon Roll from Gaston’s Tavern! This is another huge breakfast dish and it’ll set you back $6.99.

It’s served warm and we highly recommend asking for extra icing! You won’t regret it.

Read our review of the Warm Cinnamon Roll here!

And the Mickey Cinnamon Roll combines sweet and classic. Stop by Main Street Bakery to order it, and while you’re there you can also grab a Starbucks coffee!

It’s a little cheaper than the cinnamon roll at Gaston’s at $6.49, and during the holiday seasons, you can sometimes find it covered in festively colored icing!

Starbies AND a cinnamon roll?! Sounds like a great way to start the day in Magic Kingdom!

Check out a review of the Main Street Bakery Cinnamon Roll here!

Fancy

And if you’d rather sit down to eat at a restaurant and even get into Magic Kingdom a teensy bit early, you can eat at Cinderella’s Royal Table for breakfast! This restaurant is typically open from 8AM to 10:15AM, and it costs $69 per adult and $42 per child.

Before your meal, you can briefly meet with Cinderella and you may also spot her appearing in the restaurant for a second. Breakfast starts with breakfast pastries, and then adults can choose one entree with options such as quiche, avocado toast, shrimp and grits, and more. Adults can also opt to order mimosas at an extra cost, including a mimosa flight!

Starting your day by eating in Cinderella Castle is pretty special, but it is a pricey choice. Keep that in mind if you decide to eat breakfast here!

Click here to read our full breakfast review of Cinderella’s Royal Table!

And just in case you’re looking for another breakfast option, you may want to consider trying Crystal Palace. Breakfast is an all-you-can-eat buffet. You’ll also be able to hang out with friends from the Hundred Acre Wood, including Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, and Eeyore!

Don’t forget to sample the iconic churro Mickey waffles.

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What’s your favorite breakfast in Magic Kingdom? Tell us in the comments!