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Topolino's Terrace Breakfast Review


Breakfast at Topolino's has been getting quite the hype since it opened, so I was thrilled when I snagged a reservation on our trip to celebrate Magic Kingdom's 50th birthday.

This restaurant is located on the 10th floor of Disney's Riviera Resort, the newest to open on Walt Disney World property. The décor is modern and bright, with floor to ceiling windows and a balcony to continue to take in the views right outside. Breakfast is a character dining experience, with Mickey and friends being dressed in their artsy best! Park attire is welcome, but you could just as easily get a little fancy and feel comfortable.

We received our bread bucket and everything was delicious! The spreads were strawberry jam and hazelnut chocolate.

Chris from Orlando recommended we order the Quiche Lorraine Frittata and the Wood-Fired Butchers Steak, with a side of waffles. We also ordered an extra side of eggs, which was a drop too much. Y’all, everything was SO good. The quiche was light and tasty. The fresh fruit and whipped cream on the hot, fresh waffles were welcome and bright, but the clear winner for me was the steak. It was perfectly cooked, and immensely flavorful! If any of these entrees appeal to you, you won't regret ordering it, but if you’re at all inclined, please make the choice to treat yourself to this steak for breakfast!

Characters here walk around frequently and are so fun to get pictures with in their festive attire.


If you’re staying nearby, or have a resort day planned on your next Disney trip, I highly recommend Topolino’s Terrace for breakfast!
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