Burgers and Chicken Nuggets at Epcot

[Disneylover99]

Thank you for the list, but are these kid or adult meals?

They’re kids meals, except for the hotdogs at Promenade refreshments. There are no kids meals there.

Adults can order kids meals if they wish, if that’s what you’re wondering.

 

[Farro]

Can you let us know which counter service places offer burgers/chicken tenders/nuggets as an adult meal in Epcot? We've only ever gotten them at the 2 places that are closing, so it'd be great to know ahead of time.

Thank you for the list, but are these kid or adult meals?

Order off the child's menu and get two if one isn't enough.

 

[Pumbaa_]

If you go hungry it’s your own fault. Seriously

There are so many options in Epcot, it’s wonderful

Sunshine seasons is one of our favorites
Each country has dining options. France is a favorite. So many yummy things! Including a pretty basic ham and cheese.

I’ve never had a qs burger that was more than decent. They are never awesome. I don’t get the appeal

Anyhoo, for anyone not sure of choices, do take a look at the menus. There are so many choices. As there’s have mentioned, hurricane Hannah’s is a short stroll, don’t take the boat, out the international gateway. They have a decent burger

https://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/disneydining.cfm#epcot

 

[brockash]

They’re kids meals, except for the hotdogs at Promenade refreshments. There are no kids meals there.

Adults can order kids meals if they wish, if that’s what you’re wondering.

I know adult's can order off the kids, but we have the dining plan, so it def. wouldn't be s good use of the credit.

 

[brockash]

Order off the child's menu and get two if one isn't enough.

Paying out of pocket that would def. be a reasonable plan, but using dining credits for it seems pretty wasteful.

 

[Farro]

Paying out of pocket that would def. be a reasonable plan, but using dining credits for it seems pretty wasteful.

Perhaps rethink dining plan if your diet is restrictive?

 

[`OhanaHare]

I know adult's can order off the kids, but we have the dining plan, so it def. wouldn't be s good use of the credit.

They'll give you the adult size version of the kids meal.

 

[Planogirl]

I'm always curious about why anyone feels the need to criticize other people's food choices. If someone wants a burger then they want a burger.

 

[Farro]

I'm always curious about why anyone feels the need to criticize other people's food choices. If someone wants a burger then they want a burger.

I see people offering solutions, not criticisms.

 

[brockash]

They'll give you the adult size version of the kids meal.

Oh, that's good to know, thx!

 

[brockash]

Perhaps rethink dining plan if your diet is restrictive?

Lol, no going back on our plans now, but perhaps in the future as I'm not sure the plan is really worth it for us in general.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Well, 3 pages in, Laura's Dad. Much respect for the laugh( and troll game.) Hee Hee

 

[DisneyHardin]

My DH is a very plain eater and pretty much only likes to eat burgers for lunch if we are having QS, so we have eaten lots of meals at both Electric Umbrella and Liberty Inn. I am crossing my fingers that he will be okay with the bbq once the reimage takes place of Liberty Inn.

 

[BingoJoe]

I think this thread is really interesting from an English point of view.

It looks like for lot of people burgers and chicken nuggets are really a cultural staple in the USA, so much so that if they are not available some people are really put off.

I am not judging anyone though, it is like going to a cafe as an English person and not having tea available, for some it is just a no go.

I love a good burger but I am equally happy to eat lots of other things. If as burger isn't available I don't find it notable.

 

[DisLiss]

I think this thread is really interesting from an English point of view.

It looks like for lot of people burgers and chicken nuggets are really a cultural staple in the USA, so much so that if they are not available some people are really put off.

Heck, I find it interesting from an American point of view! It does illustrate to me why so many of the eateries in the parks offer what I would consider to be typical American theme park food, though. Some people definitely want it! My family adore Epcot partially because it's so easy to find QS meals that include things other than the typical American fast food fare. (Well, except for my youngest DS...he's our rogue eater...he'd happily eat hot dogs for several days in a row before he grew tired of them. )

 

[DisneyGirlMI]

Well, 3 pages in, Laura's Dad. Much respect for the laugh( and troll game.) Hee Hee

I know, right! Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy a burger and (good) nuggets as much as the next person, but I’ve never seen such passion for them!

 

[BingoJoe]

Heck, I find it interesting from an American point of view! It does illustrate to me why so many of the eateries in the parks offer what I would consider to be typical American theme park food, though. Some people definitely want it! My family adore Epcot partially because it's so easy to find QS meals that include things other than the typical American fast food fare. (Well, except for my youngest DS...he's our rogue eater...he'd happily eat hot dogs for several days in a row before he grew tired of them. )

I think it is especially interesting as there is plenty of non-burger bland food available in EPCOT. Take the food court in the land pavilion for example, loads of stuff that is pretty standard - roast chicken, salmon, sandwiches, salads, pasta etc

So it can't be a thing about disliking more exotic foods, it is really just that a burger is the only thing that will hit the spot for some folks.

 

[Farro]

I think this thread is really interesting from an English point of view.

It looks like for lot of people burgers and chicken nuggets are really a cultural staple in the USA, so much so that if they are not available some people are really put off.

I am not judging anyone though, it is like going to a cafe as an English person and not having tea available, for some it is just a no go.

I love a good burger but I am equally happy to eat lots of other things. If as burger isn't available I don't find it notable.

I'll be honest, I know no one in my real life that only eats burgers and nuggets to the point they wouldn't be able to eat anything else if they weren't available. Most people I know avoid chicken nuggets at all costs!

I don't think it's that common.

 

[Laura's Dad]

Well, 3 pages in, Laura's Dad. Much respect for the laugh( and troll game.) Hee Hee

I did this entire post a a little bit of a joke. I see everywhere that WDW quick service restaurants are standard burger/fries/chicken nugget places. When the info came out about both the Liberty Inn and the Electric Umbrella closing, it just flashed into my mind that these were the only two traditional Disney quick service restaurants remaining in Epcot. I don't have any problem with any of the other quick serves in Epcot and they are certainly better than DHS. If anything, I hate to see the Electric Umbrella go down because I could mobile order a Bud Light and pick it up after I got off the bus or monorail to Epcot from my resort!