Disney Dining
Topic: Carnation Cafe breakfast vs lunch ?

#	Author	Message
1	Stacers76 Tue 6/24/2008 4:52p	Hey all.... We have a 11:00a ressie at Carnation Cafe on July 17.... Does anyone know what time they stop serving breakfast and start lunch only, or do they overlap at all?? Just wondering because I'm pretty sure hubby is set on breakfast and I might need to try and change our ressie time if breakfast is over by our 11am slot... Thanks!!
2	DyGDisney Tue 6/24/2008 6:36p	Hmmm, I've had that question before when I've called. I'm pretty sure if you are seated by a certain time, they will serve breakfast still, but I'm not sure what that time is. For some reason I'm thinking 10:40, don't know why. You better call and check. I love breakfast at Carnation Cafe!!

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