DiningUpdates

Discover the Best-Value Breakfast at Disney’s Trail’s End Restaurant

When visiting Walt Disney World, there’s no shortage of dining options. The resort has everything from character meals to signature restaurants and unique quick-service spots. But one meal often stands out as a favorite among Disney fans: breakfast. It’s the perfect way to fuel up for a day of fun, and if you’re looking to maximize your morning, Trail’s End at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground is a must-try.

In this guide, we’ll explore why Trail’s End should be on your Disney dining list and how its cozy atmosphere, delicious offerings, and great value make it one of the best breakfast experiences at Walt Disney World.

Family-Style Dining at Its Best

Walt Disney World is known for its variety of buffet and family-style dining options. Buffets like Boma – Flavors of Africa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge and Cape May Cafe at Disney’s Beach Club offer Guests a chance to indulge in an all-you-can-eat experience. However, family-style dining brings the food right to your table, letting you enjoy a feast without ever having to leave your seat.

Family-style restaurants at Walt Disney World include:

  • Whispering Canyon Cafe (Disney’s Wilderness Lodge)
  • ‘Ohana (Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort)
  • Liberty Tree Tavern (Magic Kingdom)
  • Garden Grill (EPCOT)
  • Sebastian’s Bistro (Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort)
  • Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (EPCOT)
Sign for "Trail's End Restaurant Entrance" at Pioneer Hall, nestled in Disney's Fort Wilderness. It features a silhouette of cowboys against a sunset, surrounded by rustic wooden buildings and enchanting trees, offering an authentic Disney Dining experience.
Credit: V Mills

Trail’s End, located at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, is another fantastic family-style option. It offers a cozy log-cabin atmosphere with rustic charm, complete with artifacts from the frontier decorating its walls. If you’re searching for a relaxed and satisfying breakfast, Trail’s End delivers a dining experience that feels like home.

Breakfast at Trail’s End: A Two-Part Feast

Trail’s End serves breakfast daily from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., offering a hearty, all-you-care-to-enjoy family-style meal for just $22.99 per adult and $12.99 per child. Here’s what you can expect:

Part One: Fresh Pastries and Yogurt Parfait

The meal starts with freshly baked pastries, including sticky buns, croissants, and mini-muffins served with strawberry-honey butter. You’ll also enjoy a petite yogurt parfait topped with berry granola. And don’t worry—if you’re craving more, just ask your server for another round. Plant-based diners can savor a pastry basket with a strawberry spread and a lemon blueberry trifle.

Part Two: The Main Course

Next comes the star of the show: the main skillet. This platter is sure to satisfy your breakfast cravings, featuring pecan-smoked brisket, scrambled eggs, Mickey waffles, bacon, sausage, and a cheesy potato casserole. Table syrup and other sauces are available upon request to add an extra layer of flavor. For plant-based Guests, the skillet includes Just Eggs, Seitan Bacon, potato barrels, and Mickey waffles.

Two Mickey Mouse shaped waffles, served at multiple Walt Disney World Restaurants, on a plate with strawberries and orange slices.
Credit: Disney

Sip on the Magic: Pioneer Juice and More

Included in the price of breakfast is your choice of hot beverages or juice. Trail’s End serves the famous POG juice—known here as Pioneer Juice—a refreshing blend of passionfruit, orange, and guava flavors that perfectly complements your meal. If you’re in the mood for a morning cocktail, try the Pioneer Mimosa, a delightful mix of Pioneer Juice and Paul Cheneau Lady of Spain Cuvée.

Getting to Trail’s End: Plan Ahead

While Trail’s End is a hidden gem, reservations are still recommended to secure your spot. The easiest way for most guests to reach the restaurant is to take a bus to Magic Kingdom and then hop on the water taxi to Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort. From the boat landing, it’s just a short walk to Trail’s End.

Guests traveling from other Disney theme parks or Disney Springs will need to use the internal bus loop at Fort Wilderness. Buses drop off Guests at the Outpost Depot Bus Stop, from where you’ll transfer to the Settlement Depot Bus Stop.

Why Trail’s End is a Must-Visit Breakfast Spot

With its hearty menu, charming atmosphere, and unbeatable value, Trail’s End offers a Disney breakfast experience that stands out from the crowd. Whether you’re an early riser or planning a late breakfast, this spot is perfect for filling up before a day at the parks. And with plant-based and allergy-friendly options available, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

So, have you tried Trail’s End yet? If not, make it a priority on your next Disney vacation. It’s a cozy, delicious spot where you can enjoy a great meal and soak up the rustic charm of Fort Wilderness. Whether you’re starting your day or taking a leisurely break, Trail’s End will surely become a favorite!

A cast iron skillet filled with fried chicken pieces sits on a wooden table, evoking the rustic charm of Disney's Fort Wilderness. Nearby, servings of corn, mashed potatoes, and cornbread rest on a red and white checkered cloth, reminiscent of a cozy Disney Dining experience. A wooden barrel and tree slice coaster complete the scene.
Credit: Disney

Insider Tip: 

One of the best perks of dining at Trail’s End is the opportunity to explore the beautiful surroundings of Fort Wilderness. Before or after your meal, take some time to walk the observation decks and spot wildlife, or cozy up by the outdoor fire pit for a relaxing moment in nature.

Trail’s End is more than just a breakfast stop; it’s a full Disney experience that combines fantastic food, a unique setting, and a touch of magic. Don’t miss out!

Victoria Mills

Victoria is a Disney-loving, tea-drinking, Math teacher from Liverpool, England. Her motto is 'work hard, Disney harder'! Having taken part in the Disney College Program back in 2010, Victoria's love and appreciation for Walt Disney World only grew, and it's the place where she feels most herself - it's home!

Related Articles

Close

Adblock Detected

Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker