Can I take my own bread to breakfast?

[Guest]

I am really struggling with this debate. 🤨 I totally understand if there is a dietary need for a specific bread, but that is not the case here. But otherwise I have had breakfast in many places and there is no need to bring your own bread! No need and it saves no money. I truly do not see the point.

And if there is a point, well would you book the California Grill but then bring a pot noodle along and exoect then to heat it up for you? To me that is same as brining your own bread along. If you don’t want to pay, don’t go.

[nquart]

Wow this got a bit out of hand!

Bridgex to answer your question why would we want to take bread to the food court... we have a 6 year old who won't want a massive breakfast so seems a waste of her credits so our plan is to order 2 breakfast platters for us and for her to have a slice of toast.

[nquart]

P.S. thanks to Loves2plan for the help as usual

[Guest]

Originally Posted by nquart

Wow this got a bit out of hand!

Bridgex to answer your question why would we want to take bread to the food court... we have a 6 year old who won't want a massive breakfast so seems a waste of her credits so our plan is to order 2 breakfast platters for us and for her to have a slice of toast.

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Well you started it!

Eat your bread in your room and don’t take up reservation space for others that are prepared to pay.

[tocpe321]

Originally Posted by Bridgetx

Well you started it!

Eat your bread in your room and don’t take up reservation space for others that are prepared to pay.

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This is a harsh response. The OP is prepared to pay, but for 2 meals.

Doesn’t seem unreasonable.

[ziggyzag]

Originally Posted by Bridgetx

Well you started it!

Eat your bread in your room and don’t take up reservation space for others that are prepared to pay.

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She is paying! she is buying two breakfast platters, just taking a piece of bread for her daughter to have toast, and Disney allow you to use the toaster and microwaves for your own food.

[stupet11]

Aren't we talking about a food hall, not a restaurant? Is there a sign saying you can't take your own food it, it that people can only use the seats / tables if buying food from the food hall?!

[loves2plan]

Originally Posted by nquart

P.S. thanks to Loves2plan for the help as usual

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No problem at all Have a great holiday

[stupet11]

Think I will get some pop tarts too! Thanks guys!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by JessBlu

I would say QS locations are not restaurants.

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I have ate far and wide. And never have I reduced my bill by bringing a piece of bread along.