What should you know?

The menu is themed to the island decor, and though the dining room isn’t fancy by any stretch, the food is on a higher plane than your average java joint’s.

What’s it like inside?

Kona Cafe is the Polynesian Village’s coffee shop, open three meals a day. Right next to the monorail station, the casual, open dining room is an easy ride from the Magic Kingdom by boat (or monorail to the Transportation and Ticket Center and walk) should you want to escape the park for lunch or dinner.

What are the specialties?

Breakfast: Tonga Toast (French toast with bananas) is the most requested dish.

Any discounts?

Kona Café offers the following discounts:

• WDW Passholder: 10%