Boma - Flavors of Africa

Average Cost: $$$

Phone: 407-939-3463

Categories: Breakfast , African/Ethiopian , Hotel Restaurant

Features: Full Bar , Handicap Access , Kid Friendly , Smoke Free , Vegetarian Friendly

Boma - Flavors of Africa brings the feel of an open-air marketplace to the Animal Kingdom Lodge in true Disney fashion, complete with jungle décor and thatch-roof cabanas. Despite the heavy tourist traffic associated with any Disney resort, the family-style buffet and half-dozen live cooking stations draw a significant local crowd that loves the extensive selection of approachable African fare. Breakfast boasts American standards alongside more traditional African specialties such as pap (a cornmeal dish closely resembling grits) and South African sausage. Dinner ventures even closer to African authenticity with entrées such as curried coconut seafood stew and banana leaf-wrapped sea bass.Full bar. Serving breakfast and dinner daily. (Two seating times for breakfast and dinner)."Here's a truly unique and worthwhile dining experience."- Frommer's

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ADDRESS

2901 Osceola Parkway, Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge , Orlando, FL 32830

LOCALEATS AWARDS

Top 100 Restaurant

Best African/Ethiopian in Orlando

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Boma - Flavors of Africa brings the feel of an open-air marketplace to the Animal Kingdom Lodge in true Disney fashion, complete with jungle décor and thatch-roof cabanas. Despite the heavy tourist traffic associated with any Disney resort, the family-style buffet and half-dozen live cooking stations draw a significant local crowd that loves the extensive selection of approachable African fare. Breakfast boasts American standards alongside more traditional African specialties such as pap (a cornmeal dish closely resembling grits) and South African sausage. Dinner ventures even closer to African authenticity with entrées such as curried coconut seafood stew and banana leaf-wrapped sea bass.

Full bar. Serving breakfast and dinner daily. (Two seating times for breakfast and dinner).

"Here's a truly unique and worthwhile dining experience."
- Frommer's