Although information available online indicated that fast food and other items were available at this restaurant, it was only McDonald's food with the addition of hot dogs.

There is a fixings bar where you can add to your burger, and plenty of seating. The lines can be long though, so be prepared. There was a line waiting when the restaurant opened.

The character breakfasts at Walt Disney World are a great way to start out your day. They are not cheap, but if you have a big breakfast at 10 or so, you should be able to skip lunch and axe that expense. The food has always been good at all of the locations. We have tried the Mary Poppin's breakfast at the Grand Floridian, Mickey's breakfast in the Polynesian, Minnie's at the Yacht and Beach Club (favorite food), and The Princess Breakfast at Epcot (you will need reservations for this location months in advance). We have never been disappointed. The characters seem to spend the most time with the kids at the Grand Floridian breakfast, and the food is the best at the Yacht and Beach location.

Minnie Minnehue Charachter Breakfast at the Polynesian. There is plentiful tasty breakfast and a photo of your family to boot. This is the best breakfast in the park. The characters come around frequently.

Enjoy buffets at Disney´s resorts like the Grand Floridian Beach Resort, Polynesian Resort, and Contemporary Resort. There is a huge variety of food and soft drinks. While you are dining, enjoy character greetings, autographs, and photos with Mickey´s Pals.

In the Grand Floridian, have lunch or dinner with Cinderella's characters and all the princesses from Disney movies. See Prince Charming....

In the Polynesian resort, enjoy a Hawaiian buffet with characters from Tarzan, Lilo and Stitch and Jungle Book....Aloha!!!

At the Contemporary Resort, enjoy Chef Mickey's, where Disney characters are your chefs.

Breakfast was very good and adequate. The fun part was meeting and talking with Pluto, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Mickey Mouse. We had our pictures taken with each one--even though we were all adults, we're still children at heart.