Boo-n appetit: the food
Both sides of the breakfast buffet serve the same selections, although the lines can get long when much of the restaurant heads up at once. The buffet is open for approximately 30 to 40 minutes, and guests can return as often as they like.
French toast sticks, ham, tots, bacon, sausage.
Photo by Dani Meyeirng
The selection includes scrambled eggs, Western scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, brown sugar-glazed ham, biscuits and gravy, potato barrels, French toast sticks, fruit, yogurt, cereal and assorted pastries, along with milk, coffee, juice and soft drinks.
The food was decent, but the savory selections weren’t among the better theme park breakfasts we’ve had. We didn’t particularly care for the ham or biscuits and gravy.
Breakfast buffet.
Photo by Dani Meyering
The sweeter side of the buffet fared better, and this is also where some of the best Halloween touches appeared. Doughnuts were decorated as colorful monsters and mummies, while French toast sticks received white drizzle, sprinkles and candy eyes for their own mummy-like appearance. Even the yogurt and granola received a little seasonal decoration.
The doughnuts were fresh and good during our visit, and we appreciated having fresh fruit and cereal among the options.
Ultimately, the food isn’t really why we’d book this breakfast. The theming and characters are the treat.
Performers on stage during Hotel Transylvania Breakfast at SeaWorld Orlando.
Photo by Dani Meyering