The Garden Gallery

Had the breakfast buffet for 4 ($17.50/adult) Tater tots cold, grilled cheese greasy, sausage tasted like something else, bacon burnt, fruit not fresh at least watermelon, waiter could not just bring us all water had to ask us each individually. Only thing half way decent was omelets and hashbrowns. Eat elsewhere for better food and price.

The Garden is positioned across four dining rooms with views of bright green color of lush grass, patios bind with a belt of bubbling fountains and stately shade trees, delivering unpretentious elegance and calm atmosphere.The Garden offers a variety of dinner buffet selections that changes regularly during the week. We had the American flair one evening and Chinese cuisines a couple of evenings later.The beef, chicken, fish, pork, cheeses, carbs, salads, fruits and vegetarian are options that are available each night.The crew members in uniform are friendly and professional. The buffet is affordable and the food options are quite delicious.

Convenience this is a great place to have breakfast, price its a little pricey for breakfast $10.99 pp kids under three eat free, per paid adult. They have a cute little kids area for there buffet. The assortment is good. However, those of us that have served in the military, be prepared that this is definitely the type of food that you would expect in the DFAC. Nothing is just amazing, it is bland and just a basic breakfast. They do have an omelette station that helps this place redeem itself.I tried the dinner for the $13.99 buffet with it being only three dollars more than breakfast. This was the worst decision I could have ever made. I would have rather paid an extra $10 starting at a disney location to get decent food. The selection was awful the food was just plain gross and if they didn't have mac n cheese for my little one i probably would've given them one star. They get two because the breakfast is decently priced for Disney.If you are just looking for convenience then try it, but i would just go somewhere else.

Used the breakfast buffet at about nine am. Short wait for a table for two. Server was very harried by the large crowd but did her best to get us coffee, juice etc. The buffet itself was extensive and pretty good, with a few minor exceptions (cold waffles, unripened cantaloupe). Convenient if you are staying at shades of green. Adult price was about $14 per person. Lots of small, noisy children.

this was basically my only option for a quick meal after getting to disney (still, around the time the buffet was closing) on italian night. i was seated quickly but the waitress took a bit to come to our table and we ended up not waiting for her, and getting up to eat before she even asked what drinks we wanted. she was very nice, though. i opted for the egg noddles with chicken parm on top, with a side of green beans. it was bearable, nothing too terrible. my husbands beef stroganoff was glorified meatballs disguised in the sauce, however. the potato au gratin fell apart easily and had an odd texture. the options are very limited and the ones that are there aren't amazing. update: went for breakfast and it was much better than the dinner buffet!

Reasonably priced breakfast buffet with a good selection of choices, not excessive like your high ended hotel chains but adequate for a scheme geared towards family accommodations and delicous to boot. Had the Omelet with every ingredient imaginable.Wonderful layout for seating arrangements tiered off in 4 sections and a visual display of an immaculate garden profile. A day after MLK holidays, BingoNow to go off and bring out the kiddo in me and I'm 72, bam!They did there homework on this one.

The dinner buffet is fairly inexpensive compared to Disney buffets, but I guess you get what you pay for. The food isn't that great. We went on Monday when it's Mexican food. The taco meat was way too salty. Even the brownies weren't very good. I tasted my granddaughter's mac & cheese since she pushed her plate away w/o eating it. I could see why. It had no flavor at all. I didn't even want to eat it.Plus, there's not a lot to it. You could get tacos, quesadillas, or nachos...all using the same taco meat, cheese, and toppings. Then beef or chicken fajitas and jambalaya (which was strange to see since jambalaya isn't a Mexican food. Dessert was vanilla pudding, lemon Jello, cookies, brownies, or pecan pie.The meal ended with me going into a panic because I had specifically asked before being seated if they accepted the Military Star Card. I was told they did, only to find out that, no, they don't. That was the only credit card I'd taken since that was the only one I should have needed. Luckily, my daughter was there and could pay.This is definitely one I won't be returning to.

Great for kids, otherwise it will remind you of eating at a Perkins. Almost everything is cooked well beyond recommended safe temperatures and times, and it is reflected in the taste and texture of the food.But sometimes you just can't put a price on convenience when you have been slogging it around in Disney with a 105-degree​ heat index and early or late Magic Hours.It is what it is, but I recommend the sports bar on site. Better food.

If you see Danny at The Garden Gallery, don't bother him with any of your questions. If you do, he will be short and condescending. We left immediately. It's too bad because the hosts that greet you are fabulous.

January '22: Of all the myriad of different food items offered at the breakfast buffet I generally get three eggs overeasy, four pork sausage patties, four slices of bacon, bowl of grits, & a small Danish. They're all delicious.All of the Cooked egg products are prepared by one of the best chefs I've ever seen, Victoria. She consistently turns out omelets & fried eggs of the highest quality. She does so efficiently, under constant pressure & diner flow.The sausage is indescribably delicious & unique, i.e. never tasted anything like it. For $16.50 & no sales tax the meal is memorable.