It’s time to talk about one of our FAVORITE things — BREAD!

Here at DFB, we love all kinds of Disney food (even CANDLE-shaped food!), but bread is something that holds a special part of our hearts. We’ve even got a whole guide on where to find the best pudding around property! But what about the best bread you can find in the Disney World parks? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

Magic Kingdom

Our top bread pick in Magic Kingdom is over at Skipper Canteen Co. If you’re looking for a great pick, grab the Brazilian Cheese Bread!

This item is called Pao de Queijo, and typically it’s available on the secret menu at Skipper Canteen. The bread is soft and cheesy and served with chimichurri cream cheese. YUM!

It’s totally a favorite of ours, so be sure to ask your server about it during your next trip. Keep in mind that since this is a secret menu item, it’s not guaranteed to be available during your visit — though we’ve been able to order it during our recent visits!

Disney’s Hollywood Studios

You’ll need to head over to Toy Story Land for this foodie favorite — it’s the Cheddar Biscuits at Rodeo Roundup BBQ!

The Cheddar Biscuits start off the meal, and they wowed us from the start. The full name of this appetizer is Prospector’s Homemade Cheddar Biscuits with Sweet Pepper Jelly. The biscuits are perfectly cheesy, and the jelly they come with is zesty and different.

You will have to experience to whole meal to get them, but if you’re looking for a fun meal the whole family can enjoy, we say it’s worth it for the bread alone!

Click here to see our full review of this restaurant 

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Disney’s Animal Kingdom has some of our FAVORITE snacks! We’re talking Cheeseburger Pods, Mr. Kamal’s Seasoned Fries, and Grilled Corn on the Cob. If you’re looking for some quality bread, though, check out the Tiffins Bread Service with three unique dipping sauces: Coconut Curry Sauce, Guava Sauce, and Ginger Pear Chutney.

The bread here is a crispy naan (similar to a tortilla chip), a pita bread, and a traditional bread that tasted like pumpernickel or rye. The best part is that you don’t even need a Tiffins dining reservation to try this bread! It’s also served at the Nomad Lounge right next door.

Read our full review of Tiffins here

EPCOT

We’ve got two favorites in EPCOT — the first one is over at Les Halles, where you can get a Baguette!

You can get an ENTIRE baguette for just $3.95 here — that’s a lot of bread at a low price! It’s great to munch as you stroll through the World Showcase. Or you can keep it in your bag and save it for later. The point is, this is an inexpensive, portable, yet still delicious option!

Our other pick in EPCOT is the Garlic Toast at Regal Eagle Smokehouse! It comes with your meal at this quick-serve spot, and we love how buttery and garlicky it is. Don’t miss out on it the next time you’re getting a meal at this popular spot!

If you like a nice, thick piece of toast (covered in BUTTER), this is a must-try.

Click here to see our latest review of Regal Eagle in EPCOT

Served at Various Restaurants

Across the parks, you can also find special allergy-friendly bread that is typically found where other bread and rolls are served. The bread comes in individual packaging; some places give the bread to you in that special packaging, while others will put it on a plate to jazz up the presentation.

Now, this doesn’t taste like normal bread — it’s got a spongy texture that some of our staff really enjoy! If you can’t have regular bread (the gluten-filled kind), we definitely suggest giving this a try. You can ask a Cast Member at any restaurant to see if they have the bread, or you can check with Guest Services to find out what restaurants are currently offering it, as availability can change.

And those are our favorite breads in the Disney World parks! Looking for our favorite bread overall? We’ve got a list for you right here. As always, stay tuned to DFB for all the latest Disney food news!

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Which of these is your favorite? Tell us in the comments!