A good place for breakfast in Celebration?

Kidd McFluff · 11 Nov 17, 09:51 PM

We're planning a morning out to Celebration as part of a non park day in August. We'd love some recommendations for breakfast and other things to do while we are there. I've heard they have a farmers market on a Sunday? Anyone been? What's it like?

pegasus928 · 11 Nov 17, 10:31 PM

We have been for the last couple of years - but to be honest it isn't what it used to be. We could go and buy unique presents and touristy items, but now it�s mainly local food and a few over priced crafty items.
As for breakfast we used to go to the Market Square Cafe - but that had closed when we went last year. The only other place we found open - other than Starbucks - was the restaurant next door and we wont be rushing back there.

Mr Tom Morrow · 12 Nov 17, 01:12 AM

OP. I would be looking for an IHOP or Denny's.

Celebration is nice but reminds me of the Stepford Wives

Kala · 12 Nov 17, 04:39 AM

Market street cafe is re opening in Dec and just before celebration there are more restaurants they even have a English tea room this is just by the panera by celebration hope this helps

angelbabe · 12 Nov 17, 03:05 PM

Originally Posted by Kala

Market street cafe is re opening in Dec and just before celebration there are more restaurants they even have a English tea room this is just by the panera by celebration hope this helps

This is why I love the Dibb, I live here and go to Celebration quite a bit but hadn't heard there is a tea room there! Just googled it and looks fab.

Thanks you

Guest · 12 Nov 17, 05:07 PM

Yes, I had to Google it. Will definitely be paying a visit!

wellbehaved · 12 Nov 17, 11:46 PM

You can get breakfast at the hotel.

Pam

DonnaD · 13 Nov 17, 03:58 AM

Originally Posted by angelbabe

This is why I love the Dibb, I live here and go to Celebration quite a bit but hadn't heard there is a tea room there! Just googled it and looks fab.

Thanks you

It just opened at the end of August. I haven't been but it looks nice. I can recommend Holler and Dash next door. It is hard to explain the concept. They serve a variety of breakfasts on biscuits. It is worth a Google search if anyone is interested. The menu is limited and not cheap but very good quality.

Kidd McFluff · 13 Nov 17, 11:13 PM

Thanks for the posts people. Some food for thought there.

angelbabe · 15 Nov 17, 04:42 PM

Originally Posted by DonnaD

It just opened at the end of August. I haven't been but it looks nice. I can recommend Holler and Dash next door. It is hard to explain the concept. They serve a variety of breakfasts on biscuits. It is worth a Google search if anyone is interested. The menu is limited and not cheap but very good quality.

Thanks Donna

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	11 Nov 17, 10:31 PM pegasus928 slightly serious Dibber
pegasus928 slightly serious Dibber Join Date: Jul 09	We have been for the last couple of years - but to be honest it isn't what it used to be. We could go and buy unique presents and touristy items, but now it�s mainly local food and a few over priced crafty items. As for breakfast we used to go to the Market Square Cafe - but that had closed when we went last year. The only other place we found open - other than Starbucks - was the restaurant next door and we wont be rushing back there. Edited at 10:32 PM.

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	12 Nov 17, 01:12 AM Mr Tom Morrow Imagineer
Mr Tom Morrow Imagineer Join Date: Jul 14 Location: The Tiki Room. theDIBB Guidebook Pages Created: 3	OP. I would be looking for an IHOP or Denny's. Celebration is nice but reminds me of the Stepford Wives __________________ "PAGING MR MORROW, MR TOM MORROW..." ''I drink Wine and know things'' DVC Owners at SSR since 2003. Multiple annual visits to America since 1976

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	12 Nov 17, 05:07 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Yes, I had to Google it. Will definitely be paying a visit!