Adult dinner @ Epcot?

[firemanx]

Adriving up from fort lauderdale meeting some cousins so group of 4 all adults looking for restaurant thats good quality for 4 adults, but won't break the bank! Was thinking possibly living seas, but looking for options

 

[jjb1974]

Adriving up from fort lauderdale meeting some cousins so group of 4 all adults looking for restaurant thats good quality for 4 adults, but won't break the bank! Was thinking possibly living seas, but looking for options

La Hacienda was where my family had dinner in Epcot in June, good quality, for adults I’d recommend because of that and v good drinks. Good views at night for a lot of seats for fireworks shows (I didn’t see fireworks then but I know a good view when I see one)

 

[Bjkandma]

We really enjoyed Chef De France.

 

[loves to dive]

Just about any of the restaurants in the WS will do. You aren't going to find anywhere that there aren't kids if that is what you are looking for. If it's open, the non-hibachi restaurant in Japan is nice, kind of expensive though. Coral Reef is not the best restaurant in Epcot, we haven't eaten there in years but most people think it's up there as if not the worst, maybe not the most exciting food wise.

 

[NYCgrrl]

Adriving up from fort lauderdale meeting some cousins so group of 4 all adults looking for restaurant thats good quality for 4 adults, but won't break the bank! Was thinking possibly living seas, but looking for options

Four adults with possibly diverse tastes at a reasonable cost. Well reasonable is subjective so I’ll stick to QS and TS choices:

Spice Table- nice seating, small plates

Nine Dragons- familiar Chinese dishes some of which are readily shareable.

Garden Grill- never eaten there but many say it’s fun.

QS fish and chips are always an honest favorite for us. There’s also Rose and Crown.

Tangierine Cafe- good seating for a party of 4 and large quantities of food.

Regal Eagle- BBQ. Mostly sweet red wet sauce enjoyed by many.

I don’t know anything about Living Seas is so no thoughts.

 

[Marthasor]

We really enjoyed Chef De France.

I'll second this. I was never a big Chefs fan in the past, but we went mid-June to try it again and I was really impressed. Beautiful restaurant, great service, wonderful food and it did not break the bank. We also ate at Le Cellier which was outstanding, but that WILL break the bank, LOL! I would do Chefs over Coral Reef (Living Seas). The aquarium is lovely there, but the food has always left a lot to be desired. I think the menu at Chefs is more "adult". If you want to explore the Boardwalk area at all, you can exit through the IG and consider Ale and Compass at Yacht Club - that was lovely, too - great service and food, but not too pricey.

 

[jcarwash]

Chefs de France has a Prix Fixe choice that's a pretty good deal for all the items that are included: appetizer, entree, dessert, and house wine.

 

[jcarwash]

Tangierine Cafe- good seating for a party of 4 and large quantities of food.

Tangierine Cafe is currently a Food & Wine "booth" so it's not the old quick service right now.

 

[Kitkatkatie]

We almost always head to the Biergarten in Germany.

But I’ve felt like since Covid all non booth Epcot food was just so so. We were actually pretty disappointed. But make sense since there’s limited international presence right now