Epcot WS not to be missed snacks/drinks

[hannahryan]

Three girlfriends and I are heading down in April for the flower show. We have an ADR for dinner at Tutto Italia, but would like to try many different foods for lunch. Can you recommend some tasty smaller size lunch items & drinks (CS) we could share in the WS? Thanks!

 

[PewamoGirl]

I love the Moroccan food at Tangerine cafe. I would suggest getting the platter with a lot of things on it so you can try a few different things without buying a lot of meals. Also the Yakatori house in Japan has great food.
If you want some desserts I would go to France or Norway they are super tasty

 

[figment_jii]

My favorite snacks in WS are the Waffle, Cloudberry Horn, School Bread, and Berry Cream Puff at the Kringla (Norway) and the Apple Tart and Eclair at the Patisserie (France). However, these are more snacks (desserts) than lunch substitutions.

If you're looking for CS (for use with the DDP), then the Kringla has a good deal (sandwich, dessert, side soup, drink). At the Patisserie you can get two pastries and a drink.

The fish and chips at the UK is supposed to be pretty good. We liked it in the R&C, so hopefully it would be similar.

 

[Pakey]

I like the guacamole (along with an awesome margarita) at La Cava de Tequila in Mexico.

 

[msp2mco]

My DD always wants to grab lunch t the French bakery--the ham and cheese croissant and a dessert. I also agree with pp's about the fish & chips and Moroccan food.

 

[Swalphin]

I know you are doing Tutto for Dinner, I like it for lunch on a nice day. They have outside dining and you can get some appetizers or dessert if you do not feel like a full lunch. It is a lovely spot and fun to people watch, on a nice day.

I like the mango green tea in China, the tea/snack stand next to the lagoon. They have alcohol and non options, very refreshing.

Karmel Kuche for a sweet treat in Germany, they are all good. I like just a simple caramel no nuts.

The gelato outside of the Italian Pavillion.

Anything at the French Bakery. I lilke the Pithiviers, an almond flavored pastry. For a savory treat, the cheese plate is quite nice and can be split.
I am sure you will find something for everyone.
Almost forgot, the crepe stand in France!

 

[EvilQueenT]

la cava del tequila...yummy tapas and fantastic drinks!

 

[Kelblum]

Creme Brulee in the French Bakery! YUMMY!!!

 

[hannahryan]

Thank you SO much for the excellent suggestions! Any more??

 

[MsDisney23]

School Bread in Norway!!

 

[ThePrincess&TheJohn]

The cloud horn at Norway, the Napoleon at France (best dessert in WDW!!), and some food from Morocco (sharing a platter is a great idea!) are not to be missed!

 

[bigbabyblues]

I like the platter (chicken is my fave, but they have lamb and something else) at the Tangerine Cafe.

 

[eah7]

Grey Goose slushie at France. They also have wine and champagne. Oh, so good!

 

[vettegirl]

Grey Goose slushie at France. They also have wine and champagne. Oh, so good!

I agree this booth is a must for me every trip

 

[ses1230]

Kaki Gori - Japan (just a snack, not a lunch sub.)

Ham and cheese croissant - France

Shawarma platter at Tangierine Cafe

Frozen cosmo - France

Margaritas - Mexico

 

[bluejasmine]

Margarita or pina colada at tequila bar in mexico

Anything from bakery in Norway

Anything from bakery in France

hummus and pita chips in Morroco

Do sake tasting in Japan

Grand Marnier slush in France

Welsh Dragon in UK

I cant wait to try some caramel in Germany, it wasnt open when we were there in Sept last yr..

 

[earthfaries]

Must haves for us (and we make special trips we we're in the mood for these great foods) are:

School Bread @ the bakery in Epcot
Creme Brulee in France
Caramel Popcorn in Germany
Fish and Chip in the UK

Have fun!

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[Rekenna]

Grande Marnier Slushies (sp?)-hands down! At the French Pavilion in a kiosk outside of the dining locations. They are pricey, like $9 a piece, but you have to try it at least once. I really the orange slushie.

Ohhh-3 more weeks I can't wait!

 

[skitt]

I just had the coconut paleta (popsicle) from the Mexico counter service - yum!! Not too sweet, not heavy, just beautifully refreshing and coconutty. It had lots of pieces of coconut in it - not shredded, but chunks with a little bit of the brown skin on which showed how natural it was. One of my favorite things this trip! And authentically Mexican and unique, not like most of the snacks in the WS.