Any food in Canada besides Le Cellier?

[karly05]

After I got home from my recent trip, I realized that, over the course of 5 1/2 days, without planning it, I had eaten something from every WS Pavilion except the US, China, and Canada. I know I could have grabbed an egg roll from China, or something from Liberty Inn, but what can you eat in/from Canada without booking Le Cellier?

For the record (and every one ):
Fish & Chips from Yorkshire County (UK)
Ham & Cheese Croissant and Apple Turnover from Les Halles (France)
Lamb Shwarma Platter from Tangierine Cafe (Morocco)
Rainbow Kaki Gori from Kabuki Cafe (Japan)
Quattro Formaggi Pizza and Tiramisu from Via Napoli (Italy)
Milk Chocolate Covered Caramel with Sea Salt from Karamel Kuche (Germany)
Sweet Pretzel with Almonds from Kringla Bakery & Cafe (Norway)
Pescado a la Talla and Empanada de Manzana from La Hacienda de San Angel (Mexico)

 

[Mac4life30]

Not unless is during Food and Wine. All they have is a beer cart with canadian beer.

 

[Inga]

I think you can buy popcorn at the beer cart. Go Canada!

 

[Mac4life30]

i think you can buy popcorn at the beer cart. Go canada!

lol!!!!

 

[figment_jii]

There is a beer cart by the popcorn cart...so you can get something to drink!

 

[STLnative]

The Trading Post store has maple candy and other Canada-specific snacks like the Cadbury Wunderbar.

 

[scboyd]

The Trading Post store has maple candy and other Canada-specific snacks like the Cadbury Wunderbar.

I was thinking the same but with the OP trying real smarties.

 

[nlm74]

Too bad they don't have poutine!

 

[ttintagel]

I've often thought how nice it would be if they put a QS place in that huge empty building.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

Considering how popular Le Cellier is, you would have thought they would have added a CS restaurant a long time ago. I don't know why they haven't.

 

[B-Ride]

The Trading Post store has maple candy and other Canada-specific snacks like the Cadbury Wunderbar.

Never knew it was specific to us Canadians. If you like sweet treats you can always wash it down with a bottle of Maple Syrup.

 

[karly05]

Thanks for the answers! I will definitely have to hit the Trading Post next time.

 

[hockeymom3]

This reminds me of my trip four years ago. My son who was two at the time spent most of his souvenir money in the Canada Pavilion. He bought a box of smarties and a Goofy holding a Canada flag. Both are great things to buy but it was just funny that on his first trip to Disney he got everything he could've got home.

 

[buckirj1]

A counter service restaurant in Canada would be nice, but I'd settle for the Return of the Bearclaws.

 

[Mac4life30]

A Cart that sells Canadian Cheese Soup would be Awesome!!

 

[mickey2000]

A counter service restaurant in Canada would be nice, but I'd settle for the Return of the Bearclaws.

Remember when ???????
As rumor goes it was owned by Pepsi and was terminated when Coke came to town! Just like Zephyrhills Spring Water at the parks. Now we have expensive filtered water LOL ..........

 

[Ciciwoowoo]

I agree...they need Poutine!!! Poutine, baby....

 

[parkhopping]

Remember when ???????
As rumor goes it was owned by Pepsi and was terminated when Coke came to town! Just like Zephyrhills Spring Water at the parks. Now we have expensive filtered water LOL ..........

You can tell how old that photo is by the fact that Fruitopia is on the menu That stuff was the best when I was in elementary school!

 

[Crystal824]

A Cart that sells Canadian Cheese Soup would be Awesome!!

and pretzel bread. Come on Disney, where are you with this?

 

[Inga]

Perhaps we also need to work on also getting the lumberjack outfits outta there as well!