Epcot restaurants take you on a world tour without ever leaving Florida.
From sushi in Japan to croissants in France and tacos in Mexico, this park isn’t just about rides—it’s a full-on foodie destination.
World Showcase = Flavor Showcase
The World Showcase is a dream for adventurous eaters (and snackers alike).
Each pavilion offers authentic dishes and drinks inspired by the country it represents.
Grab small bites as you wander or sit down for a full meal in places like:
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Cozy trattorias in Italy
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Tea houses in China
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Biergartens in Germany
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Hidden gems in Morocco
And yes, the food actually tastes good—it’s not just “theme park good.”
Quick Bites That Don’t Feel Basic
Even the grab-and-go food at Epcot brings the flavor.
Think sushi rolls, bao buns, flaky pastries, and sweet treats from bakery counters that put regular theme park food to shame.
No park ticket feels complete without a soft pretzel from Germany, a School Bread from Norway, or a macaron ice cream sandwich in France.
Table Service with a Side of Atmosphere
Epcot has some of the most beautifully themed dining experiences at Disney.
Dine inside a Mexican pyramid at San Angel Inn, enjoy seafood with fireworks views at Spice Road Table, or eat beneath a Japanese pagoda at Takumi-Tei.
Make reservations early—these spots fill up fast, especially during festivals and peak seasons.
Drinking Around the World (Responsibly-ish)
Let’s be honest—Drinking Around the World is a thing.
From margaritas in Mexico to sake in Japan and Grand Marnier slushies in France, there’s a curated cocktail (or beer) waiting at nearly every stop.
Pace yourself, hydrate, and snack often.
Or just stick to sipping one or two—no pressure to go all the way around.
Tips for Dining at Epcot
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Use the Disney app to mobile order and snag reservations.
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Festival booths are great for tasting without committing to a full meal.
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Try dining during off-peak times (early lunch, late dinner).
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Skip table service if you’re short on time—quick service here is that good.
Come Hungry, Leave Happy (and Probably Full)
Epcot restaurants are part of the experience—don’t skip them.
With international flair, fun cocktails, and sweet treats around every corner, it’s the most delicious way to travel the world without ever boarding a plane.