Kitchenware Cheesy Eggplant Casserole

Dining Review: Chef Mickey's.

Character dining is great for a number of reasons. Here are some of our favorite things about any character dining experience: 1) No waiting in line. The characters come to you, which means you don't have to waste time standing in line to see characters in the parks. Not only do you not have to wait in line to see characters, you can also fill your belly and re-energize. 4) The location itself. Dining at Disney is just as much of an experience as anything the parks have to offer, and each Disney dining location offers something fun and unique. Chef Mickey's is located at The Contemporary, which is a short monorail ride away from Magic Kingdom. We always plan to visit Chef Mickey's on a day we'll be spending at Magic Kingdom. If we're eating breakfast, we'll park our car at The Contemporary, eat, and then walk right onto the monorail (which runs through the interior of the resort). At the end of the day, this allows us to ride the Resort Monorail back to The Contemporary (where our car is faithfully waiting), rather than having to jump on the more crowded line heading to the Parking and Ticketing Center. If you choose to eat brunch or dinner instead, Chef Mickey's is only a quick, easy monorail ride away from Main Street, USA. Breakfast specialties include: smoked salmon and trout, cheesy potato casserole, kielbasa, buttermilk biscuits and gravy, corned beef hash, ham and cheese frittata, assorted danishes, pastries, and cereal, fruit, scrambled eggs, pancakes, oatmeal,... In addition to the breakfast items, brunch features BBQ ribs, chicken nuggets, macaroni and cheese, seafood etouffe, carved ham, peel and eat shrimp, and a salad bar. Dinner boasts pork ribs, salmon filet, eggplant parmesan, lobster macaroni and cheese (a personal fave. ), mini corn dogs, and carved beef and turkey breast.