1900 Park Fare

Loved the experience, don’t make reservations for 8:10pm. They ran out of food and started serving black and blue prime rib. Too rare for my stomach. Mashed potatoes and aujus were my favorite part. Special Mickey Mouse Cake for birthday’s is the best and coolest add on you can buy for that special someone. Must mention while checking in to get it.

I would say the restaurant is overall a positive experience, It is on the first floor in the Grand Floridian Hotel, The restaurant is a meet and greet restaurant, several characters such as Cinderella and Aladdin will visit your table, with a photo opportunity available with each character, They make sure that all characters pass by your table at least once. The service is also great, the server is attentive, and you will not be waiting long to have your plates removed (It is a buffet). The one downside is that for $70 per person, The buffet is not very impressive, It is a fairly small buffet and the selection is not particularly large, overall it is probably overpriced when considering what you get for your money, I am referring specifically to the food. Overall this is a 4 star restaurant, with the only downside being the quality of the food.

Fantastic meal. I ate probably three plates worth at breakfast, sampling as much as I could fit from the vast buffets. I went for the food, but there were also four characters that came through and stopped by for a photo and to say hello with each table. If you're traveling with small children, I'd probably advise them in advance how the characters will make their way around as it may seem like a long wait to the littles. Staff was very attentive with refilling my juice - I don't think it got below half before it was topped off. Overall the staff were friendly and helpful. The decor isn't anything crazy; it's more subtle than some Disney restaurants, but I liked that. If you're an adult traveling without children, definitely be advised that most of your table neighbors will have kids, so keep that in mind if that vibe is/isn't for you. It is more pricey than your regular breakfast option, but the experience makes it a fun treat meal.

Located at 1st floor of the luxurious Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, 1900 Park Fare is a character dining buffet restaurant that recently reopened on April 10, 2024 after being closed since 2020. This restaurant offers both breakfast and dinner with Disney's characters interactions, making it a delightful experience for families and Disney fans. **Pricing (as of July 2024):** - **Breakfast (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM):** $54 for adults / $34 for children - **Dinner (4:00 PM - 9:00 PM):** $66 for adults / $41 for children The characters at 1900 Park Fare are a bit different from those you might see elsewhere, featuring Aladdin, Mirabel, Princess Tiana, and Cinderella. We made our dinner reservation at 4:20 PM exactly 60 days in advance. By the day of, the app was already showing that the walk-up list was full and unavailable to join the line in person. This restaurant is great for families, but for small party like 2 of us would be arranged to be seated in the area sectioned off by three square columns. This area only has two tables either for party of 1 or 2 which we were fine with it because we were literally sitting in the center of the restaurant and could see the whole dining area. When we were seated, the server gave us a postcard and a pencil to write down a wish. During the dining, four characters gathered for interaction with all the guests, and if you've written down a wish to interact with a specific character, they would try to make it come true when they reached your table. For example, a princess might take your child on a little walk around the dining area. One thing we noticed was that while the characters did move around the restaurant frequently, they only stopped at each table ONCE for interaction and taking photos together --unlike in other character dining experiences where characters would come back multiple times for interactions. **Food:** The food was overall decent, though the selection wasn't extensive enough if it charges that much. The dessert options, however, were plentiful and mostly delicious. One standout was the Strawberry Soup--definitely worth trying! After we were stuffed, we took a stroll around the hotel to explore more. The hotel is conveniently connected to Magic Kingdom by the monorail, which drops you off on the second floor of the hotel, just a short walk to the restaurant on the first floor. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I recommend it to anyone who especially loves these characters!

Had a fantastic experience at both breakfast and dinner. Loved the variety of characters, the lovely character attendants were on top of making sure that every table interacted with them. I see people complain about the buffet being too small, but you can easily fill 3 plates of food with the selection they have. The prime rib was my favorite from dinner, but there are plenty of standout options. The wishing ceremony is also adorable and fun for the whole family to participate in. Although breakfast is cheaper, their dinner buffet is one of the best I have tried at Disney World and certainly worth every penny.

1900 Park Fare is a newly re-opened character dining experience at the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World. We had a fun breakfast and it had solid food options including all the classics. Buffet style and would go back again soon! :)

We had an absolutely magical experience at 1900 Park Fare at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort! From start to finish, everything exceeded our expectations. The food options were delicious—there was truly something for everyone, with a wide variety of high-quality dishes that were fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The service was exceptional. Every cast member we encountered was warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive. We were traveling with a family member who has severe food allergies, and we were so impressed by the care and attention given to make sure they were safe and well taken care of. The chef personally came to our table, offered clear guidance, and even prepared a special plate to ensure there were no concerns. It gave us such peace of mind and allowed everyone to enjoy the meal fully. Of course, the character dining experience was the highlight for the kids (and adults!). The characters were engaging, full of personality, and spent meaningful time at each table. The attention to detail, from the theming to the character interactions, made the entire experience feel truly magical. We can’t wait to come back again—1900 Park Fare is Disney dining at its finest!

Perfect Buffett with character interaction: Cinderella, Tiana, encanto‘s Maribel. Absolutely lovely: we came for breakfast and it was soooo good. Some drinks included. The customer service was above and beyond. Make sure to make a reservation in the Disney app. One of my favorite things was the vanilla sauce for the bread pudding mmmmm and the pogo juice!!!! 1900 park fare is Located in the grand Floridian so you can only enter the resort grounds with valid reservation.

10 stars... seriously!!! This was a First time here for my daughters... I have been to Disney world 8 or so times. We had a character dining experience in 2021 and it was awesome...but this was fantastic!!! This experience made the trip!! The smiles on my girls faces and they talked about it every day of the trip... Makes my heart warm. We had a reservation and the app worked flawlessly. We got checked in at the host station. Seated quick and greeted quickly with a smile from Helen She informed us about how the menu items work and took our drink order - I ordered a mimosa- so cheers- that was a great thirst quencher. Eggs, sausage, Mickey waffles, a fresh fruit platter, donuts/sweet rolls,cheesy potatoes,bacon, ham, yogurt w granola. .. the bread pudding was over the top!!!!. Yummo. I left full as my stomach allowed. The kitchen did a fantastic job! Mirabel, Tiana, Cinderella, Aladdin did amazing on the character dining experience. Our next trip to Disney we will do this again!!! Super clean bathrooms! Staff seemed to work well together and seemed happy so kudos to them for a job done well. This was well worth the premium price! Walt Disney World does a marvelous job of keep it the most magical place on earth! Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma

Cane here for a breakfast Character dining. It was awesome! I met Princess Tiana, Mirabel, Cinderella, and Aladdin. The food was amazing especially the ham. I asked the chef for the super crunchy skin and he made me a plate because i had to wait. So sweet! Its a small intimate dining place and its really beautiful. I love character dinings! Happy eating!

Try the Strawberry Soup!! This is a character dining spot inside of the Grand Floridian resort. Having said that, I probably don't need to tell you that it's going to be more expensive than traditional buffets on property. But, bring your autograph book and camera, because they have some wonderful characters there! The food is very good, for a Disney buffet! I wasn't kidding, the strawberry soup is by far my favorite dish. Light, flavorful, unique... it's so good! They have substantial offerings, though, if fruit soup isn't your thing! I tried the breakfast pizza, smoked salmon with fixings, and several other items. I was surprised how much I liked the pizza; I thought it was going to be more of a novelty, but I legitimately enjoyed it! The service was stellar as well. You always hope for this at any Disney experience, but it was particularly noticeable here. For the décor, it definitely fit the Victorian era bill, though perhaps a bit too restrained with the walls. The ceiling was stunning, though, and the overall vibe definitely fits the locale and the theme they were aiming for. Overall, I have nothing but high praise for this one!

Excellent dining experience from the outstanding service from cast members to the hot, tasty breakfast buffet. The strawberry soup is amazing and worth a try. Also, don't forget the POG juice (passion fruit, orange and guava juice)! Character interactions make it worth it. Nice atmosphere, you never feel rushed.

This was a great character breakfast experience for my family and I. My girls love the princess and the frog and they got to meet Tiana dressed in her Bayou outfit. She was so kind and engaged with them really well. We also met Mirabel, Prince Ali, and Cinderella. The food was also really good. They had many of the standard breakfast buffet options, but everything was very tasty. I think this is a great option for character dining. It's a nice mix and a variety of characters.

Wow! This place was definitely a treat! We wanted to find a place to use our dining plan to make the most use out of it! And this place was it! All you can eat prime rib, salmon, Tiana inspired dishes, and all of this even included either a non alcoholic beverage OR an alcoholic beverage!! We of course wanted the booze haha!! I got to try their Spicy Paloma and hubby got their French 75. What makes this place more amazing was the character interactions!! They made sure that ALL 4 make it to your table which was so nice! They all took their time to interact with our kids and had the opportunity to take photos with them as well! Service from our server was nothing short but amazing! She made sure we were happy and told us to not rush as we were approaching closing time, they won't clear out their buffet until everyone has left the restaurant which was SO nice to enjoy to it's full content! This place is located in the Grand Floridian and overall reminds me of the old architecture style from the country side but VERY clean and organized! Parking was located across the street which was weird but they offered a "shuttle/putt putt" to take you back to your parking area so you don't need to walk too far! We'll be back whenever come back to Disney World!!

For character dining especially buffets, the food is usually not up to par, as characters are the main attraction. I must say the buffet food here was probably the best one at Magic Kingdom area. It's very nicely decorated with portraits of all the princesses. You take pics with Aladdin, Cinderella, Mirabelle, and Tiana. Our server was very nice and cleared our empty plates and made sure we get pics with all of the characters. Now for the food. Best prime rib! The creamiest mashed potatoes and so good. Delicious salmon, chicken curry, and sausage. Really liked the gumbo soup too. So many vloggers raved about their loaded potato salad and I must agree, it was really good! Was so full for dessert but did enjoy their chocolate lava cake. A must for character dining and also enjoying some real good food.

I booked this breakfast on a whim while trying to find good homes for my dining credits. I'd never been inside the GF before and was so excited to go! This restaurant is so lovely and cozy, also getting to walk through the doors to the restaurant felt very elite. However that's probably the whole GF vibe. I loved all the paintings of the characters who "had a wish" The buffet breakfast was great and fresh. I loved the strawberry soup and the breakfast pizza! We didn't have to wait long for the princesses to come by at all. We would absolutely return here especially as a more cost effective choice than Cinderella's table.

When I found out 1900 Park Fare was going to be back open during our stay at the Grand Floridian I had to make reservations! This restaurant has been on my list for years now and I'm so excited I was finally able to dine here. With plenty of seating, whimsical decor, amazing character interactions and a wide variety of delicious food, there is nothing not to love about his place. All the food was outstanding and it was some of the best buffet food I've had. Everything was seasoned perfectly and very enjoyable. I even went back for seconds for the salmon, garlic sausage and Tiana's Gumbo. I highly recommend trying those items! Also, all the characters did an amazing job interacting with my kids and they really enjoyed the experience. We would definitely go back!

I'm not really too sure if I like this buffet. There's only four characters that roam around that don't really make sense and I kind of miss the old theming. Tiana's jambalaya was probably my favorite of all of the offerings on the buffet line. Everything else seem to be very standard. I don't think it was worth the money .

Located at 1st floor of the luxurious Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, 1900 Park Fare is a character dining buffet restaurant that recently reopened on April 10, 2024 after being closed since 2020. This restaurant offers both breakfast and dinner with Disney's characters interactions, making it a delightful experience for families and Disney fans. **Pricing (as of July 2024):** - **Breakfast (8:00 AM - 12:00 PM):** $54 for adults / $34 for children - **Dinner (4:00 PM - 9:00 PM):** $66 for adults / $41 for children The characters at 1900 Park Fare are a bit different from those you might see elsewhere, featuring Aladdin, Mirabel, Princess Tiana, and Cinderella. We made our dinner reservation at 4:20 PM exactly 60 days in advance. By the day of, the app was already showing that the walk-up list was full and unavailable to join the line in person. This restaurant is great for families, but for small party like 2 of us would be arranged to be seated in the area sectioned off by three square columns. This area only has two tables either for party of 1 or 2 which we were fine with it because we were literally sitting in the center of the restaurant and could see the whole dining area. When we were seated, the server gave us a postcard and a pencil to write down a wish. During the dining, four characters gathered for interaction with all the guests, and if you've written down a wish to interact with a specific character, they would try to make it come true when they reached your table. For example, a princess might take your child on a little walk around the dining area. One thing we noticed was that while the characters did move around the restaurant frequently, they only stopped at each table ONCE for interaction and taking photos together --unlike in other character dining experiences where characters would come back multiple times for interactions. **Food:** The food was overall decent, though the selection wasn't extensive enough if it charges that much. The dessert options, however, were plentiful and mostly delicious. One standout was the Strawberry Soup--definitely worth trying! After we were stuffed, we took a stroll around the hotel to explore more. The hotel is conveniently connected to Magic Kingdom by the monorail, which drops you off on the second floor of the hotel, just a short walk to the restaurant on the first floor. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I recommend it to anyone who especially loves these characters!

We loved this restaurant for dinner! It is all you can eat and had a variety of food selections. This tea is located on the first floor of the Grand Floridian main hotel and was easy to find. We decided to try this character dinner as well as walk around the grand Floridian. They had Tiana, Cinderella, Aladdin and MIRABEL!! All of the characters were great and we were able to take cute photos. The food was amazing and we had everything from the cheese and crackers to meatballs and mashed potatoes and desserts. They also had carving stations and pizza! Everything was so so so good. All of the employees were extremely nice and very pleasant. One of my new favorite spots!

We haven't been here since pre covid for the Cinderella dinner, so it was about time to visit for the wish maker theme and for breakfast as well. What a fabulous visit. Our server, Belle, was the best server I've had in awhile. I need to go put in her cast compliment after writing this review. She was on top of everything throughout the service. Breakfast was fresh with ample options. Loved the eggs Benedict and of course the Mickey waffles. Prince Ali was the best to meet! He spoke to us about a magical garden Genie created.

A fun buffet with character meet and greets at the Grand Floridian Hotel in Disney World. We went for the dinner buffet and the menu was great. The carving station featured prime rib and roast turkey. Aladdin, Tiana, Cinderella, and Mirabel all visit the tables and pose for photos. You are given a card to write a wish on. It's a fun experience for both kids and the young at heart.

Nice and clean great fresh look after remodel. Nice to see four face characters together. It's buffet and just very pricey for what it is. Wish there was an omelet station or eggs cooked to order. We had only scrambled as a choice and paper bacon which doesn't make sense with cost of $60 pp. service was ok. She forgot water and tea twice.

Super busy dinner service and we were a few minutes late to our reservation due to transportation issues but we didn't have to wait long to be seated. With 3 Disney princesses and a prince in the house it was not a quiet meal but it was the best of the buffets we had at Disney. Located at the Grand Floridian Resort it was a great restaurant and it was a bonus to see the resort lobby and the giant gingerbread house. Highly recommend this character meal. The prime rib was excellent as were the sides and the desserts.

1900 Park Fare was shut down for a long time. It closed in March 2020 with the Covid-19 pandemic and didn't come back until April 2024! There were definitely some changes. The decor was updated, as were the characters, and the menu. I love the new paintings, high on the wall. The theme is Wishes which is really cool, but it's also really strange that Asha from Wish is not here, if that is the theme. We came for dinner in May and checked out breakfast this week. At dinner in May we had Prince Ali (Aladdin), Bayou Adventure Tiana, Mirabel, and Cinderella. At breakfast this week we had all of the same except Snow White instead of Cinderella. My problem is Tiana. I love Tiana. I love the movie. I hate this outfit. My kid was like, who's that? He didn't recognize her in that outfit. Can you please put her in any of her other outfits? She has a beautiful gown, or the blue gown she is wearing when she makes the wish, or the white flapper dress she wears in the restaurant. Why does she look like a jungle skipper? This is cross promotion gone wrong. I'm also hoping with the wish theme we can bring in and/or rotate some characters because when I think of wishes I think of Asha and Pinocchio in addition to the characters that are there. Regarding the food, we really enjoyed our dinner experience. The carving station had a really nice ham. I was very happy to see the return of the famous strawberry soup this restaurant has long been famous for. The mashed potatoes were out of this world fantastic. Sadly breakfast did not hold up as well as dinner, and I feel like it is usually the opposite at Disney buffets. Thankfully, they still had the strawberry soup. Mickey waffles are always fantastic, and the fresh fruit, yogurt, and cottage cheese were great. The cheese grits were super good, so it's not like we starved. However, the biscuits were dense. The gravy was so salty it was inedible. The bacon was also terribly salty. The eggs benedict were cold and the egg was not runny. My husband literally said yuck when he bit into it. The cinnamon pull apart bread was hard on one side and the scrambled eggs were a weird texture. Finally, our service both times was lackluster. We had to flag down our server for drink refills and to take our plates. For this price the food should be better and the service should be a lot better.

Finally got to try this place and I have to say I was torn. You know what to expect when you do character dining for dinner. The food was great and I hope it continues to be as great considering they just reopened a few weeks ago. The location was very busy, the tables were very close together, there was only one buffet line and our server took a very long time with drinks and checking in on us. I will say the characters were amazing they were wonderful with children and adults alike. We enjoyed our interactions with them immensely.

My friends and I had breakfast here during Wine and Dine weekend and have now been to 3 character breakfast and I would rate this one probably the best out of Contemporary, and the Polynesian. Unfortunately I would still rate the breakfast meh at best. What was good : cheesy hash browns, the crispy bacon, and the bread pudding. What I would not get again: biscuit, sausage, and gravy. Croissant breakfast pizza. The chilled strawberry soup. The service was very good and we noticed if someone had a food allergy the chef would come out to the table to talk to them and go over what could be done. Also , they made sure that you were able to get the photos taken with all the characters. The restaurant was very clean and put together nicely. I would try their dinner since it appears people liked that better.

New theme is a tad odd for the ambiance/aesthetic of the restaurant. I do think Mary Poppins is greatly missed at this meal. The strawberry soup didn't live up to the expectations however the bread pudding was to die for. Aladdin is my favorite Disney movie and he was my first crush. Mirabel is also adorable. A random assortment of characters with tasty food. I do wish this was a family style meal and not a buffet.

My family made reservations here and were happy we did since the entire hotel that the restaurant was located in was jam packed with people. The selection of food was American style with some of my favorites being the mashed potatoes, prime rib, and chicken curry. Some of the other dishes were a little bland or watery however. The establishment is beautifully decorated with the cast members visiting every table. Overall, I had a fun experience and would like to come again.

Food - phenomenal! Service - wonderful! Lost a star for me because of the randomness of the character experience - we loved when it was just the Cinderella theme complete with the stepsisters and Prince Charming couldn't beat that!!! So sad they changed it to just a mix of random characters - why???????

This has been on my Disney bucket list for a bit. Did it live up to the hype....I'm not quite sure. Probably had it had Mary Poppins and former characters. My little guy was mostly un-enthused by the characters except for Cinderella. He had the biggest smile of the entire trip when taking a picture with her. Is it worth it? That's all relative. While everything at Disney is pricey, this is definitely on the spendy side, especially for a child....$41 plus tax and tip, coming out to $52ish....pricey even though there are characters. My son ate 2 bites of food and loaded up on gummy bears. Would I come back with a picky eater, nope, not worth it. However, I would say this is a high-quality buffet with lots of higher end options including cold shrimp, prime rib, porchetta and salmon. The salmon with the butter sauce was DELICIOUS!! I went up for more sauce for the salmon and rice (which our waitress went and got for them when she saw me walking up with my plate). I was even able to order POG juice with my dinner which I appreciated. I did try the famed "strawberry soup" which was strawberry yogurt I believe and I was taken back and off-put. I was expecting something else. Overall, service was solid and dinner was excellent. Probably a one and done for the child price and the very little he ate.

The experience was amazing , our server Belle was so great. Interactions with her and the characters did not disappoint. We saw Mirabelle, Snow White , Tiana, and Aladdin. The decide is beautiful with portraits of princesses. The food is buffet and very fresh. Get the strawberry soup and you will not be disappointed. I will return!

Character Magic, Food Meh... This was definitely a come-for-the-characters and not-the-food kind of dinner. Let's start with the positives. Every character interaction was amazing from Tiana to Mirabel and beyond. Your family and little ones will make memories that will last a lifetime. The restaurant itself was surprisingly small which led to one of our first big complaints - It's loud. I mean can't hear yourself think loud. Between the buffet, talking, characters, and more all I can say is pack your ear plugs. For the main event - The food. When we arrived the buffet seemed rather picked over in most spots and the kitchen seemed to be having trouble keeping up with the demand for food. I was a big fan of the unlimited shrimp, and also had a slice of fresh prime rib. The star of the night echoed by all at our table were the mashed potatoes. Creamy, buttery, and so delectable. For what you are paying here there are far better character meals on property. We're glad we tried it but won't be returning in the near future.

Best dinner we had at Disney. It's at the grand Floridian hotel which is only a quick ride from the monorail for anyone staying at the contemporary or Polynesian. I highly recommend making a reservation and going for so many reasons. First, the food is excellent and is such great quality so you feel good after you eat. They also have characters which the kids will love! Service is excellent. Ambiance is beautiful, light, and airy. It is expensive though. For kids it's like $41 and for adults it's like $65 each. We also went to 'ohana at the Polynesian and we do NOT recommend it. You can't pick your food at a buffet at ohana. They bring you a bunch of mediocre and dry food.

Had an amazing time today dining for breakfast! It's very small so it can get loud, but the decorations and overall theming were great. The four characters were fun and great to interact with. The staff too was wonderful, our waitress explained how the characters went around the restaurant and also at the end of our meal came by to make sure non missed our table. I'm glad we did breakfast over dinner because the food for breakfast seems better. The croissant pizza was the best and everything else too was great. Would for sure come back!

We had reservations here for a character dinner, and we had a wonderful experience. Everything from the food, character experience, dining experience, and service was top notch. It is all you can eat, so bring your appetite! The characters were very engaging and kind with our little ones, and the food... oh my, I still think about it days later! Although they offer cocktails/extras for purchase, the food was so good it didn't need anything else! The chocolate chip cookies were so yummy! By far, our best character dining experience in Orlando.

Overpriced and below average food quality. Had the prime rib and it was tough meat. My daughter got sick on the food about 2 hrs. after eating chicken soup, pasta, and some deserts. She did not touch her prime rib and mashed potatoes, and they would not let me take it back to the room at the Grand Floridian even though it was her first and only plate of food. Chef Mickey's did accommodate my child who is also special needs. I know it's a kid's character dinner, but parents let their kids run all over the place which disturbed other diners. Characters make one stop at your table for pics. We will not go there again for there are many other restaurants with great food and half the price.

First off, have full knowledge that this is at Walt Disney World and being a destination location, things are very expensive (presently dinner runs about $200/2 adults) and that's not going to change. They do accept DVC and Annual Passholder discounts, which is about 10%. This is a buffet restaurant located inside the Disney Grand Floridian Resort. The food is slightly better than average. They do have many offerings that kids will eat, as well as adults. This is a character meal, so while dining, 3 Disney Princesses (our night it was Cinderella, Snow White and Mirabel ) and Aladdin will come around to each table. Photos are allowed. I do recommend reservations, as they fill up quickly. The cast members are extremely nice and attentive, always refreshing drinks and removing finished plates. They will treat you like royalty and they should always be treated with the greatest of respect as well. It's well decorated, with tables and chairs, as well as some bench seating. The waiting area, until taken to your table is filled with comfy sofas. With all the people talking and eating, it does get quite loud. When making a reservation at any Disney World restaurant, they will take your credit card info to hold your reservation. If you don't show up, you will be charged. This restaurant is not tightly spaced, so there's room for walkers and wheelchairs to get through safely. We had a very enjoyable meal.

I was impressed with the food quality at a character dining place. And having it at the grand Floridian was extra special. The service was very good and kid friendly. I wouldn't expect anything less from Disney. The desserts were lacking though and I know it's cheesy, but an ice cream machine would have been great. I am cheap and I know I shouldn't complain, but at a Buffett, it's unfortunate that you have to tip so much. They got us a few drinks and cleaned off our plates, not really much else. And it was weird that we had to place the tip amount before giving the credit card. Regardless, it was a fun experience and I was hoping that the characters would stay a little longer but I get that they have to entertain everyone in the restaurant.

For our last day in Orlando we made reservations at 1900 Park Fare at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort. This place brings a lot of nostalgia for me since it was our to go buffet when I was a child. Here you can meet characters from Mary Poppins and Alice in Wonderland. The buffet includes a lot of typical food salads and meats and here you can find one of the best bread pudding with warm vanilla sauce. The staff were very friendly and fast moving.

Good food... super over priced for what you get. Really wish we would have just gone to the place next door again.

Service was excellent as before closure. We went here for breakfast this morning. Our $40 lunch at Starlight Ray's is so much more satisfying! The gravy had way to much salt. In the eggs benedict, the whites were runny, eww. The ham in the eggs benedict was dry and over done. The pastries were dry and hard. What was supposed to be soft was hard and what was supposed to be crunchy was mushy (Crossiant pizza). Very disappointing for the price. Would NOT recommend. The characters are kind of eh too. It was much more fun and entertaining with the step sisters and mother!!!!

LOVE the new breakfast. Honestly my new favorite breakfast spot on disney property and I don't usually love character dining ... but these characters were SO sweet and interactive in a fun way. They have such great personalities. Food was amazing. Cheese grits are the best around, and the potato and pepper hash with a sweet hot sauce? SO GOOD. Strawberry soup was great as always but loved Tiana's bread pudding the most. A lot of cinnamon and vanilla. My kids loved it and appreciated the "kids"-size stations where they can get their own plate. POG juice is always a great add, too!

My goodness. We came to 1900 Park Fare to eat dinner for the first time a couple weeks ago and I was so surprised at just how much I enjoyed myself. This is a character dinner where you get to meet Cinderella, Prince Charming, Drizella, Anastasia, and Lady Tremaine. I was excited to meet them and man, none of them disappointed. The stepsisters were hysterical, Prince Charming was so sweet, and we didn't have a single bad interaction. Our table was in the perfect spot... right in the middle of the room, which was next to Cinderella and Prince Charming as they danced. It was so sweet! Now. The food. This was the aspect that surprised me the most. I thought since it was a buffet I'd like the food but it would be nothing special. Wrong!!! The salmon (my favorite!) was cooked to perfection as was everything else I tried. But the dish I can't stop thinking about was the butternut squash ravioli. Oh. My. Word. It had some type of pecan crust on top and I just daydream about it!!! It was so good. They also had a kid's section of the buffet that was at their eye-level and I loved that the children could serve themselves. Oh! And the strawberry soup! Definitely worth the hype!!! Everything at the restaurant was neat and tidy. I really also enjoyed getting to check out the Grand Floridian Resort (as the restaurant is located just inside). If you're in the area and considering stopping here for dinner, please do. I can not recommend it enough!

Poor service, unprofessional staff and mangers, disgusting customer service, go elsewhere. staying at the resort, made reservations months in advance, arrived and checked-in both on the app and in-person with staff, waited over half an hour, observing numerous parties of two and more be seated Only to be told that they had no seating for two for me and my child. managers And Disney customer service were of no help.

A great all you can eat place. We've visited 2 times this place at the breakfast. While it's not the cheapest on property, it's one of the best. The buffet have many different dished, some I didn't saw at other buffet. Everything is tasty and versatile. There's also 5 different character to meet, Tiger, Winnie, Mary Poppins, madhatter and Alice. They are every funny, will stay with you and come at your table. Don't be affraid to miss one of them by going to the buffet, if that happen, either just ask a cast member to see the one you missed or a cast member will ask you if you saw everyone. It's on par with the price of other buffet around Disney. For the food, the menu can change but you have the normal cereal, biscuit, pancake, waffle, eggs, bacon, sausage, but also a DIY egg wrap with many choice of filling, salmon, etc. For the current menu, visit Disney website.

I didn't even know that adults could do Character dinners without kids the first time I went to 1900 Park Fare. Since then I have visited most of the character dining at Disney. I have fond memories from our visit to 1900 Park Fare, but nothing to make me super eager to rush back. The decor of the restaurant isn't anything to "ooh and ahh" over. It is definitely a kid friendly buffet setting, and man it was loud in there! When we were seated we were greeted by the chef to take care of the people in our group with allergies. Then the rest of us set off to the buffet. We attended during the dinner buffet. There was a good selection of food. My favorite was the beef with chimichurri sauce. I also liked the butternut squash ravioli. Character dinners are a time consuming experience waiting for each character to make it to your table. This is a wonderful thing, because they actually take the time to interact with you instead of just a pose and move on. You also need to time your trips to the buffet accordingly so that there isn't an empty table when the character reaches your table. There is something so special about watching a little girl in a Cinderella dress meet Prince Charming. Every 15 minutes or so one of the characters would be formally "announced" to the room and sometimes they would do a quick dance. The characters all did a great job staying spread out so there was always someone near by. The whole experience was about an hour and a half to two hours long. It was a very fun experience, but definitely something that can be a one and done and not a Disney tradition for me. If you (or your kid) are a die-hard Cindy fan you may have a different perspective. The food was good, but nothing worth fantasizing about after you leave.

1900 Park Fare is located on the ground floor of the Grand Floridian and serves as a character buffet for Alice in Wonderland, the Mad Hatter as well as Mary Poppins. The breakfast food here is pretty standard as far as WDW buffets go - eggs, waffles, pancakes, pastries, bacon, sausages etc. They do however, have an omelette station which is made to order as well as red velvet pancakes which is something some other buffets don't have. The servers here are friendly and prompt. Characters pop in and take photos and since the restaurant isn't that large, getting those snapshots is pretty painless. Value - Dining plan (1 meal - good food and fun characters albeit not the most popular), Cash - definitely better food than other buffets so a definite yes.

Unless you are under age 12, and Mom and Dad are paying for it, avoid this place. A rather unhealthy brunch (think sugar-coated Mickey-shaped waffles and other similar options) that winds up being $50 a head with no posted menu or pricing at the entrance is what awaits you. The room is windowless and charmless. It filled with primarily the heavier of Disney patrons gorging on the sugar waffles, etc., accompanied by kids that seem to run screaming freely throughout the place. The premium price may have to do with the Disney-dressed character actors roaming around and chatting up everyone. It was fun the first couple of times and we snapped pics with Mary Poppins and the Mad Hatter, both of them funny in character. BUT then it became obvious with the third character that some of them have in their scripted lines "don't leave until they take a picture with me" The food would have been $10 per person at an IHOP, and that means 2 character pics below cost about $40 per person. This pricing, like many other things at Disney these days, fells calibrated to separate parents from their cash in outrageous ways to appease screaming kids. The waitress was very nice and we tipped accordingly, but we had to shoo off the continuous character parade just to be able eat. We should have robbed one or two of the more aggressive characters for $40 each, but we didn't LOL

We had breakfast there for the first time today. We LOVED it! The seating was nice. The tables and chairs aren't too close to the others as they are in some restaurants. The food: Huge selection. Everything we tried was delicious. Strawberry soup sounds strange but, is sooooo good. The service: All of the Cast Members were very helpful and extremely friendly. The characters: Great! We loved every interaction and took lots of pictures. *But, remember, the characters have to visit & take time with all guests so be patient & try to be understanding about their limited time.

It was a zoo to find the restaurant. It's located in the Grand Floridian Resort and the hotel is huge. We ended up parking on the other side and had to walk all the way around to get to the destination. After all was said and done, we landed and checked in. It's a must to reserve if you want to do character dining at any place in Disney World. This location is one of the popular ones and they tend to book up fast. We saw the Mad Hatter, Alice in Wonderland, Mary Poppins, Winnie the Pooh, and Tigger, who went around each table to greet each guest. The morning buffet is supercalifragilistic. Anything you can imagine in the way of breakfast, they got it. Muffins, omelette station, pastries, waffles, pancakes, grits, oatmeal, and many, many more options are endless and everything we had was delicious. We had a server who brought us drinks and kept our table cleaned as needed. The setting is excellent and there was enough room for everyone to move and not be in each other's way. I didn't know about the Cinderella's happily ever after dinner until now, but it's definitely the plan for next time when we are in the area again.

This is a fabulous buffet at The Grand Floridian. I must say it was our first character dining experience, and meal at Walt Disney World, and one of my favorite. Honestly getting to my dinner reservation alone was quite an adventure. First, I took the bus to the monorail, and then we took the wrong monorail, during a thunderstorm. Needless to say we were an hour late, and I was almost in tears, as I told my daughter we were having dinner with Cinderella. Thankfully, they honored our reservation and it was a fabulous experience. The character interaction at this dinner is wonderful. Everyone paid attention to both of my kids. My 2 year old son seemed to have the biggest crush on Drizella and she joyfully played with him. I highly recommend this dining experience. Loved, and buffet had so many great choice I wish I could have tried more stuff.

We did one of our character dinings here for breakfast during our recent trip to Disney World (last week). We had reservations but still waited about five minutes. They had to separate our party of 9 for some reason, but at least they placed our two tables next to each other...so no big deal. The buffet was out of this world! They had the standard eggs, bacon, sausage, Mickey waffles, bagels, fruit (whole and chopped), cold cereal choices, and oatmeal with fixings. They also had a made-to-order omelet station, Eggs Benedict, red velvet pancakes, corned beef hash, multiple other different egg and potato dishes, lox with capers and onions, cheese blintzes, and MORE! Something for everyone, and it was all SO delicious! In addition to orange and apple juice, they have POG (Hawaiian passion-orange-guava) juice! Milk and coffee, too, of course. (Note: The juice is served in TINY glasses. You'll understand why that's relevant shortly.) The character meetings, as with all the others we did, were amazing. We were visited by Mary Poppins, Alice, the Mad Hatter, and Winnie the Pooh; and Tigger had a photo set-up in the back room. The cast members were nice, and even brought the Mad Hatter back to our table a second time because someone didn't get to meet him the first time. He was VERY funny, and even remembered my daughter's name! Two complaints: First, VERY loud carnival music plays at times -- infrequently, but it happened to play when we entered, which was a little off-putting. Even one of the cast members agreed it was obnoxious. Second, our older female waitress was terrible. She was probably the only "cast member" of our entire week-long trip about whom I have anything negative to say. She was not very friendly, lacked personality, and most importantly, she completely abandoned us after bringing us our beverages. When I chased her down (literally -- she kept ignoring us, so I finally got up and went to her) for more juice and water, she seemed annoyed. I asked nicely... Sorry, but we haven't seen you AT ALL in the last 20 minutes and now we are all parched, having eaten our entire meal with nothing to wash it down! Not up to Disney standards by any means. Anyway, the experience overall was positive and memorable. It's a shame the best breakfast has to lose a star for poor service, especially in such a high-end resort. We didn't let it ruin our time, either way!

We stopped here for Character dining. We saw Mary Poppins, Tigger, Winnie the Pooh, Alice in Wonderland, and the Mad Hatter. The customer service is excellent and my daughter had a blast. The food is maybe 3 stars at best. Definitely not amazing. They have an assortment of breakfast food and there strawberry soup which is basically a strawberry smoothie. Don't come for the food, come for the experience.

Had a fantastic buffet breakfast here last week. The atmosphere and the food were as expected from a character buffet at Disney. I had a wide assortment of eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, French toast, Mickey waffles and so much more... the pancakes and French toast stood out here. Absolutely enjoyed them a lot. As far as the characters go, you get to see Winnie the Pooh, Mary Poppins, Alice and the Mad Hatter. After your done eating, Tigger is set up at the back to take a full picture with your family... if your looking for a character breakfast, 1900 Park lives up to a good one...

We just did breakfast here. This is one of the best places to go for breakfast. Lots of yummy stuff: omelette station, waffles, French toast, eggs Benedict, bagels and lox, and much more. All really good! There's cool characters walking around. Tigger, Poo, Alice from wonder land, Mary Poppins and of course the Mad Hatter. The Mad Hatter is super interactive and way cool.

Good dinner with Cinderella, Step Mother, and the step sisters. Prime rib, catfish, shrimp, and Mongolian beef to name a few.