Best Epcot Restaurant

[disneyholic family]

i can't say it's the best restaurant as we've only eaten at a few of the epcot TS restaurants...
but when we ate there in november, we very much enjoyed Tokyo Dining.
Their sushi was excellent, as was the service.

 

[BarleyJack]

So glad to hear the great recommendations for Biergarten! We have ressies there and at LeCellier next month, but some reason I'm looking forward to the Biergarten dinner more......glad to hear we made a good choice

 

[cttjones]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I am going to send these to the other family that is going with us. I chose Coral Reef, so I am going to give them the option on the second meal. I wanted a few "suggestions" to give.

Thanks again

 

[Paul in CT]

My DW and I just dined at Coral Reef for the first time since we have been going to WDW (1989). The atmosphere is wonderful. It has low lighting and all tables face the aquarium. The food was very good and the service very attentive. My other recommendations would be Le Cellier and Chefs de France.

 

[MeLaNie9]

We really liked Coral Reef on our last trip prior to the one we just completed. We also like the Garden Grill character dinner - which was good again this time around. But, I must say that I have a new favorite in all of WDW and it is Le Cellier. This meal was just fabulous and was by far the best we had on our recent trip. I am not a steak person and was a bit leary of the menu, and was a bit upset that I didn't think I would like any of the non-steak entrees. I got the filet with the cream cheese mashed potatoes. It was the best steak I have ever eaten and the potatoes were to die for. The pretzel bread sticks were unbelievable - my SIL asked for more and took some back to the room. She and I had the same meal and we were just raving between bites. I wasn't super impressed with the signature cheese soup, it was a bit thick, but the chocolate "moose" dessert was just awesome (I had a bit of a chocolate mousse-fest on the trip and this one won second prize - out of 4!).
For CS I like Morocco but the rest of our crew wasn't into it so I ate alone. We all liked Sunshine Seasons - this was by far the best CS place for our DS with food allergies. They were really helpful.

 

[dburg30]

You'll have people, as stated, debate Le Cellier, but IMO it was the 2nd best meal I've ever eaten. I did the maple BBQ filet, my wife had the shroom one. Oh.... My..... God.... It was cooked perfectly it tasted good, didnt need to be defiled with any type of sauces, as what they cooked them with was just perfect. The chees soup, wow, that was very good, my wife had the shrimp cocktail, and was a little concerned about the wasabi and the chili or whatever it's made with, but the waiter assured her, that those flavors would work together to make it just perfect. He was right. She was amazed at how it tasted. Now for dessert....I fell in LOVE with the Apple Spiced crumb (something). The granola ice cream they put on it, I HAD to ask for a 2nd scoop of that. There was a table behind us, with older folks that were having as much fun as us. I forget what they had for everything but dessert, but I heard a lot of times... Mmmmm, this is the best I've ever had.. They had the double choc cake? and the creme brulle (sp). THe lady mentioned that this was actually a nice, light creamy feeling / tasting dessert, not the custard textured stuff that you usually seem to get.

LC, FAR surpassed my expectations. We did the CP dinner, so the mean for 2 is going to run you about 100 bucks, or of course the DDP, but IMO, if you can get the ressies, and you like a good steak at least, try it for yourself.

Oh, and my wife and I were commenting, that I dont know if there was an unattractive person working there. lol.. Must have some good looking people in Canada

 

[ajleone]

My favorite TS at Epcot (and one of my favs in all of WDW) is Garden Grill in The Land pavilion.

 

[OKW Lover]

For us, the best Epcot restaurant has to be Bistro de Paris (upstairs at France). Wonderful surroundings, interesting menu and quiet service.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

By far, my favorite at Epcot is Bistro de Paris for dinner. Definitely has the best food and since it's not on the dining plan or very kid-friendly, it's a great adult place to eat.

Absopositively.

 

[tinkgurl]

For counter service, I recommend going to the Sunshine Seasons in the Land! They have a wide variety of choices for everyone in the family. We love eating there!

 

[PrincessKitty1]

Tough question! I'm vegetarian and DH is an omnivore, and we both like The Rose and Crown (especially if we can sit outside) best.

San Angel Inn has the most romantic atmosphere, hands down. The Morocco TS has the most exotic atmosphere (think tile!) and Chefs de France the most charming. The food at each of these TS restaurants ranges from OK to pretty good but they all worth experiencing.

Regarding counter service, I'm not impressed with the food at any counter service in Epcot but I think the seating area in the Morocco CS is lovely. I do adore the chips at the UK kiosk and you can sit in the garden across the street or next to the water to the right of the kiosk.

 

[jwsteelman]

Biergarten for sure, it has enough variety to satisfy everyone. We always eat there twice on our trips, it is my favorite restaurant at WDW.