Which DVC - 5 days, want variety of food options.

Scotty · 22 Feb 18, 05:05 PM

Can I have your opinions please? I am hoping to book 5 nights DVC next February if I can get points sorted and want somewhere we can get reasonable counter service close by.

We have stayed SSR a few times and like it but fancy a change, we loved the Boardwalk but when we stayed (10 years ago) the bakery was the only place for a snack (read cake!) for breakfast.

Would BLT be better? GFV doesn't interest us and don't think Poly would work.

Suggestions on a postcard please!

Thanks

YorkshireT · 22 Feb 18, 05:50 PM

BLT would be a good choice. Good CS in Contemporary, and great counter service either at GF or Poly. Contemporary also has The Wave which is good for the money.

Feebee2 · 24 Feb 18, 12:09 AM

Jambo House, not CS but Boma is fantastic for breakfast and the CS isn't bad too.

Scotty · 24 Feb 18, 06:42 PM

Thanks folks, still humming and hawing, got a few weeks to make my mind up.

KFJames · 24 Feb 18, 07:19 PM

I'm biased as own dvc at the boardwalk but loads of counter service choices at epcot... I love taking a stroll over in the morning, nipping in the back way to France & the boulangerie

. So many quick service, mexico, UK, American adventure, China, plus more.

YorkshireT · 24 Feb 18, 08:30 PM

Boardwalk is great for QS in Epcot, agree.

**BevS97** · 24 Feb 18, 08:31 PM

We love The Boardwalk. The bakery has improved recently but if you are DVC I�d have breakfast in your room and save your credits for lunch.

Scotty · 24 Feb 18, 08:43 PM

Originally Posted by BevS97

We love The Boardwalk. The bakery has improved recently but if you are DVC I�d have breakfast in your room and save your credits for lunch.

I love the boardwalk area too. Too many choices, too little time.
Anyway we still have to get a reservation so I guess it depends on where we can rent from.
We tend to self cater and eat one main meal out a day which varies.