Best EPCOT restaurants?

[ggdvc]

For CS, I like Cantina de San Angel (Mexico), Sommerfest (Germany), or Yorkshire County Fish Shop (UK). For dinner, it's Tutto Italia (Italy), Teppan Edo (Japan), Restaurant Marrakesh (Morocco), or Chefs de France (France).

 

[AliceIn]

The Biergarten is my family's favorite at Epcot. Everybody loves the entertainment. The pretzel rolls, German meats, and salads are delicious. We all love Via Napoli as well.

 

[lubob]

San Angel inn mexico
Biergarten Germany
Tutto Italia Italy

 

[Storminion]

Coral Reef is a great experience because your view is the gigantic aquarium with a shark swimming by you. Awesome!

 

[collegejunkie]

our favorites are easily le cellier and chefs de france. we typically do both on the same day and then return to them multiple times per trip. the french onion soup at chefs de france is my favorite soup on earth. i usually get the duck entree and finish with creme brulee. at le cellier, i always get the filet mignon. i start with beet salad if that's an option, but i also remember having a wonderful duck crepe a few years back there. all the desserts here have been a home run, including the creme brulee, chocolate "moose", and a layered smores thing. coral reef had pretty good food and we like sitting by the tanks (be prepared to wait if you want to get a table by one).

unlike the other posters, i will say that i hate sunshine seasons. no matter what i've had there, it's been pretty bad. i also really dislike mexico's QS whose name i always get confused (i think it's la cantina de san angel?). terrible guacamole and nacho toppings. to be honest, i don't think we really like most of the CS offerings in epcot. we didn't like china's or japan's either. the norway bakery has some good treats, but i don't think we've tried the sandwiches or "real" food. morocco is probably our favorite CS and has good shawarma, plus platters come with baklava. the bakery in france is a must for us for pastries and sweets.

 

[Tonka's Skipper]

Bier gartin and akershus.

Morro a close third.

Hands down.

AKK

 

[Allison93]

So many great options at EPCOT.

My personal favorites are San Angel Inn, Tutto, and Toyko Dining. A lot of this is due to the exceptional service I had at these locations, but the food has also been consistently good and the atmosphere of each is beautiful.

I have also heard wonderful things about Le Ceiller.

Enjoy Disney

 

[disBEAST]

No votes for Electric Umbrella?

 

[Mickey's Apprentice]

Le Cellier- liked it, but if you're on the dining plan, didn't think its worth 2 table service credits. It's very good though.

San Angel Inn-love the atmosphere and the food. Always an awesome experience.

Coral Reef- has mixed reviews. But I enjoy it because I like seafood. The lobster bisque is really good.
Always hear great things about Via Napoli and Garden Grill, but haven't had the privilege to try. They're on the list though.

 

[pa. dad]

WE almost always eat at epcot. Canada was great and both French places very good also. UK good for fish and chips. Japan China and Italy also good. Norway was good but we thought it pricey if you're not into the princesses. And the Coral reef also very good. So many good choices.

 

[jimmytammy]

San Angel Inn lunch affords you a a little bit of Tex Mex with Enchiladas, but also stretches out into more authentic meals as well, great atmosphere, we eat there every trip. Rose N Crown lunch, really good food, scotch egg for app. best I ever had anywhere! Good burger, shepherds pie and bangers n mash. Nine Dragons just for the Honey Sesame Chicken. Some may argue its no better than any Chinese back home, that may be true if you live in NYC or San Fran but not so in little towns in NC! Via Napoli for the Piccante Pizza