Dinner at Epcot

[LovinPooh]

I have an 11 year old and an 9 year old girl. What does everybody recommend for lunch/dinner at Epcot. Thinking something fun that we can sit down and take a load off for.

thank you!

 

[Bill From PA]

I would do either meal at Teppayaki, the group will get a show along with a fine meal. If you're thinking counter service, we like the Cantina outside Mexico.

Bill From PA

 

[ROEDISNEY]

Teppan Edo is fun and Coral Reef is cool

 

[LovinPooh]

Coral Reef...
Is that the one where you are dining around an aquarium? Do you need ADRs for that? I would like that for atleast one dining, and maybe the Teppayaki for another. They both sound interesting.
I know there are so many food choices at Epcot. Thank you for all the input.

 

[ROEDISNEY]

Coral Reef...
Is that the one where you are dining around an aquarium? Do you need ADRs for that? I would like that for atleast one dining, and maybe the Teppayaki for another. They both sound interesting.
I know there are so many food choices at Epcot. Thank you for all the input.

Yes CR is the Aquarium it cool in there. And if you book Japan make sure it's Teppan Edo that's where they cook in front you & the kids will like that.

 

[paintnolish]

I like the food at San Angel and LOVED the atomosphere. The atomosphere at CR is great, too (good food as well).

 

[Katiebell]

If your girls like the princesses, what about Akershus? The lunch and dinner menus weren't appealing to me before, but they've changed some of the items, and I'd consider it now. Breakfast was definitely good there, and the princesses were a lot of fun And now it includes a picture package, so that's a nice bonus.

If you are a little adventurous with food choices, Marrakesh looks like fun, and there is live music and a belly dancer for entertainment. I've also heard that the Biergarten show is lots of fun for kids.

 

[Golf4food]

The Biergarten is always fun with the band performing, they do a great show - fun for all ages.

 

[Connears]

We have been going to wdw at least once a year since ds was 4 (1994, when we bought dvc). Going by his favorites: Teppanyaki(different name now)-loved watching the chefs prepare everything and it was here he became an adventurous eater(remains one of his favs); Morroco-kid friendly kabobs and the amosphere is very unique(DH liked the belly dancer also); as he got older(he is now 18) he has asked to eat at Le Cellier for the past 4 years for the steak.

Connears

 

[CharmedLife]

Sunshine Seasons Food Court (in The Land Pavilion) has a lot of great choices for a counter-service meal, lots of good healthy options as well. We love to eat in here. My kids also like the Coral Reef, Teppan Edo and the Biergarten.

If you're a little adventurous but not sure you want to commit to a whole sit-down meal, I HIGHLY recommend the Tangeriene Cafe in Morrocco for a counter service meal. My daughter LOVED the shwarma sandwich (like a Greek gyro). We are going to try the sit-down here on our next trip.

 

[iloverags2]

Coral Reef is an excellent choice, with the aquarium. And we love Garden Grill (although they will be going to just a dinner location sometime in the near future). Garden Grill is a character meal, and the dining room slowly rotates.

 

[zoie101]

I second the coral reef
and le celler if you can get it!

 

[dalamarthedark]

Just go to the food court in the land. They have a good selection, especially for young'uns