Epcot best value

[chasingthtdream08]

Looking for some suggestions of restaurants in Epcot for lunch that you believe are a good value. I am open to either table service or quick service!

In the past we have done Le Cellier, Chefs de France & Garden Grill and enjoyed them all. I think the only pavilion that I would stay away from as far as our food interests go would be Morocco, we are not the most adventurous. But would be open to any other country or restaurant in Future World?

 

[loves to dive]

Well there goes my suggestion, I was going to say Tangeriene Cafe in Morocco. The meals are big enough that they are easily shared. For TS our go to is Spice Road Tables because they have small plates that can be shared.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I think Via Napoli is a great value. We have gone a few times as a family of four and can spend around $80-100.

 

[Simba's Mom]

For TS, we like Nine Dragons. The food isn’t special, but it’s fine and a great value. We’ve always had good service and nice atmosphere also.

 

[Mome Rath]

If you like gyros, you would do fine at Tangierine cafe in Morocco; the shawarma is is basically gyros meat, and the salads don't have strong flavors really. Light, and sits well, that was going to be my suggestion too lol.

 

[B-Ride]

You can certainly eat for less at Via Napoli. My favourite is still Chefs de France. We planned to try Via Napoli for the first time but at the last minute I couldn't resist and switched to Chefs.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Sunshine Seasons.

 

[Haley R]

We like Sunshine Seasons for QS and I really liked my meal at Nine Dragons when we ate there.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

I like the seasonal festival food kiosks.

 

[CynBeth]

We actually love a few you mentioned Chefs and Le Cellier but have only done dinner. We enjoy Tutto Italia and Coral Reef for lunch.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

If you aren't on the DDP, Via Napoli is a good value as you can share pizzas if paying OOP. If you aren't terribly adventurous eaters and you'd like QS, I would go to Sunshine Seasons.

 

[pooh2001]

We liked Via Napoli
We are a family of four - the large pizza is fine for 4 of us for $36
We skip dessert and appetizers
drinks add up to about $20
So with tip - less than $70

 

[Kevlar10]

For a QS, I recommend Yorkshire County Fish Shop. It’s a good value and good food. The only down side is if you don’t like fish.

 

[kastoney]

Another vote for Via Napoli. Their pizza is superb and most definitely shareable.

 

[3gr8boys]

We liked nine dragons enough to eat there twice in April. I ordered two apos/sides for my meal each time.

 

[Shaun176]

QS- Las Halles in France or Katsura in Japan.

 

[disneygolfer1985]

I’ll put in another vote in for via Napoli if you are not on the dining plan then you can definitely find good value. My wife and I usually share a large pizza and have some left to take back to the room for later. I also like chefs de France and the QS in France as well. So many options.

 

[robinb]

The best value TS is definitely Via Napoli. We end up at Sunshine Seasons for the variety.

 

[Haley R]

QS- Las Halles in France or Katsura in Japan.

We are going to try Katsura in October. I’m excited because we are going to Japan next summer and are really trying to get into the culture. We even learned all of the characters and are reading Japanese now!

 

[disneyguy07]

Josh from easywdw.com earlier this year blogged about the affordability of Nine Dragons and Marrakesh. I would also add Biergarten in Germany. Its not the cheapest restaurant, but I think its a good value since the food is so filling plus the theming and entertainment are also quite nice.

In terms of QS locations, I'll echo the recommendations for Katsura and Las Halles. I love walking back to Las Halles first thing in the morning and having a relaxing breakfast. Its a little bit of a walk from the main entrance, but its worth it. Also, the sandwiches at the bakery in Norway are fairly reasonably priced, but that could change when it re-opens from its refurb.