Best Epcot Table Service

[excitedfordisney7]

We are going to Epcot in September and wanted to know everyone's opinion on the best dining experience in Epcot. It doesn't necessarily have to be the best food ever but we want a fun atmosphere. Any suggestions would be very helpful!!

 

[webray]

The most fun atmosphere would have to be Biergarten, which also happens to have wonderful food.

The best food, well, our favorites anyway:
Le Bistro, if you are and adult only party, not really a place for kids.
Chefs de France if you are with kids, or adults
San Angel Inn, Le Cellier, Alfredo's

 

[Cheshire Figment]

For the most fun dining experince I would aggree with Biergarten.

For the best dining it would have to be Bistro de Paris without children or Chefs De France if chidren with you.

 

[POLY1985]

Biergarten. It has the most fun atmosphere and keeps the kids entertained.

 

[GeorgeG]

Our Epcot favorites are:

The Biergarten (Germany)
The Rose and Crown Pub (United Kingdom)
Le Cellier (Canada)
Alfredo's (Italy)

All have good food and atmosphere with the Biergarten holding an edge for fun.

 

[Kaycee]

Another vote for the fun atmosphere at Biergarten.

 

[klineyqueen]

Le Cellier - we love love love this one!

 

[justplaingoofy]

We like the San Angel Mexico indoor dining.. Never had a bad meal there!!

 

[Uncleromulus]

Coral Reef. Food was good, service was good, and the fish tank managed to keep us "entertained" thru most of the evening.

 

[Disney Planner Mama]

I'd have to agree about Biergarten, it is very fun -- DD3 still talks about it though we were there more than a year ago...Coral Reef if you are not into oompah bands (and if you are into fish/underwater scenes), Chefs de France if you are into food. San Angel has amazing atmosphere - we found the food okay to pretty good, but would eat there again just for atmosphere.

 

[bicker]

Chefs de France and Coral Reef are the best -- they really both could almost be 2 TS (signature) restaurants (and Coral Reef was, last year), they're that good. Among the rest, Biergarten and Marrakesh are the best, and both combined taste sensations and live entertainment, for a fully immersive, Disney-themed dining experience. Rose and Crown and Teppanyaki are moderately good. Le Cellier and San Angel Inn are mediocre. Nine Dragons is pretty bad, as is (from what I've heard) Alfredos.

 

[Disney Planner Mama]

Just noticed you were looking for table service -- Biergarten is actually buffet. So I'd vote for Coral Reef as most fun.