Friday, June 6, 2014

Landscape of Flavors at Disney's Art of Animation Resort: Breakfast Review

By: Nick

My wife Barbie and I usually don't eat a full breakfast at our resorts, that is until recently.
We used to just grab a snack, and try to make every park's rope drop. But now, with Magic Bands and FastPass+, we don't feel the need to rush!

On our trip in October of last year, we ate breakfast several mornings at Landscape of Flavors at Disney's Art of Animation Resort.



Landscape is a really wonderful food court with several food stations.

As you enter, you can get an overview of some of what they have to offer.

 
There are plenty of choices for breakfast, including smoothies, create your own fruit bowls, and one of my favorites, create your own yogurt parfait.


Choose from a selection of  fresh fruit, berries, dried fruits, grains, nuts and seeds.


There are several cereals.


Plenty of pastry items to tempt you.


One morning, Barbie had an egg white omelet from the Create Your Own Omelet station, which features a choice of ham, sausage, tomato, mushroom, onions, green bell peppers, cheddar cheese, Swiss cheese and turkey bacon served with biscuit, for $7.99.


We also had several other entrees, including the Bounty Platter: scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, bacon, sausage, biscuit and pancakes for $8.29.
The bacon is typical Disney bacon, a bit thin and not very flavorful. I suggest the breakfast sausage if given a choice.


Chocolate Chip Pancakes with fresh fruit topping and choice of bacon or sausage, $7.99.
The Portuguese sausage is very tasty, but a bit overpowering for breakfast.


Last, but not least are these really tasty Waffles with Fresh Fruit Topping and Bacon, $7.39.


Landscape also serves lunch and dinner.

The seating sections represent the movies that are featured throughout the resort, Cars, Finding Nemo, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King.


Landscape of Flavors is a great spot for either a quick snack or a sit down meal, but be warned, it can get very crowded, so try to arrive before too late in the morning, or eat at "off" times.


This review was originally posted on the Disney Musings Blog, which Nick co-writes with his wife Barbie and friends.

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