is it true?

[rikibeth]

eternaleponine informs me that Disney pretty much doesn't serve real coffee. Only Nescafe.

Seriously?

NO COFFEE?

Can anyone confirm or refute this?

*adds Vivarin to packing list*

Comments

[ankaret.livejournal.com]

I didn't have any problem getting filter coffee at breakfast at the Boma restaurant when we stayed at the Animal Kingdom, and I don't drink coffee in the evenings so never looked for it at other restaurants.

Lunchtime was a bit more of a problem, but the Kona Cafe at the Polynesian Resort does a good filter coffee in nice surroundings and is within easy walking distance of the Magic Kingdom. I have no idea whether they do anything fancy, since my requirements were pretty much 'Coffee. Black. Not watery Nescafé' at that point. ;)

I also have a feeling that you can get a proper coffee at the café in France at Epcot, but I can't remember for sure. I don't think I tried to get a coffee at the Studios, and the alleged vegetable pita wrap I had at the Animal Kingdom was so horrible that I didn't set foot in any of their restaurants again, even for a beverage-only stop.

[egwenna.livejournal.com]

I'm surprised by your experience at Animal Kingdom. We ate at a few of their restaurants and really enjoyed our food (hubby is a vegan and I was eating vegetarian at the time). But the last time I ate at their really nice restaurant was before my son was born, so that's more than 6 yrs ago.

[ankaret.livejournal.com]

Oh, it could well have been an isolated bad experience! I was there in 2006, and was quite surprised by how variable their vegetarian offerings were in general, particularly as the rest of the food seemed pretty uniformly good, filling and reasonably priced.