Epcot where to eat?

[richmo]

Our new favorite at WS is La Hacienda de San Angel (that's the Mexican restaurant outside). I haven't been in there with younger kids, so I'd encourage you to look at the menu.

 

[Disneytam]

I haven't had anything yet in the World Showcase that I didn't like. Biergarten is fun, but it is pretty loud, and you share a table with other guests. Le Ceiller is good to, but a bit on the pricey side. The cheddar cheese soup is sooo tasty! I would look at some menus and go with what appeals to you. I don't think you can make a bad choice.

We really wanted to love the Biergarten but sitting with other guests sometimes is not a good thing! The time we tried it the food and show were fine but the older gentleman and his group had me ready to scream. He was worse than the old uncle that every family has and just would not stop talking. Be warned.

 

[WIcruizer]

I think it depends on what kind of food you like (or don't like) right? All of the restaurants are good, none of them are great. So it really comes down to what kind of food you want, in my opinion. If you want more detail, just look over the menus.

 

[PlutoTheDog89]

We just had Biergarten. We were seated at our own table, but it's a very rare occurrence. The food is good, but I don't think we'd go back again. We had it, enjoyed it, but it's not a repeat.

For us, Teppan Edo is a huge favorite. Sure, it's similar to any Benihana, but with a Disney flair. It's a decent value on the meal plan and the food is really, really good. I recommend the steak and shrimp combo and the ginger chocolate cake for dessert.

EDIT - forgot about Rose & Crown. I really enjoyed it. IMO (and I may get killed for this) It's a better version of Raglan.

 

[farrellbarrel]

I really liked Chefs de France when I went, but I am not sure how the kids would! I am a picky eater though, and I was happy with all my food! It was also fun to people watch through the glass windows!

 

[caroline1851]

Teppan Edo