Fav Dining - Epcot Area, Round 1

[kboo]

My 3 to take off:

Bakery in Norway - yes there's some fun stuff but when you're hungry it's still just a snack
Marrakech - it's closed

3rd one is hard:
Monsieur Paul, unless you also include Takumi Tei. I want to try both sometime though.
Or
Fish and Chips because, like the bakery in Norway, they're even more of a 1 note wonder. I do like their fish and chips a lot, though, which is why I have a hard time.

Ones definitely to keep:
Teppan Edo - my kids love it and the food is surprisingly good.
Connections Cafe - there are a lot of options and it is a really reliable quick serve place on that side of the park.

 

[Chili327]

My 3 to take off:

Bakery in Norway - yes there's some fun stuff but when you're hungry it's still just a snack
Marrakech - it's closed

3rd one is hard:
Monsieur Paul, unless you also include Takumi Tei. I want to try both sometime though.
Or
Fish and Chips because, like the bakery in Norway, they're even more of a 1 note wonder. I do like their fish and chips a lot, though, which is why I have a hard time.

Ones definitely to keep:
Teppan Edo - my kids love it and the food is surprisingly good.
Connections Cafe - there are a lot of options and it is a really reliable quick serve place on that side of the park.

These are the front runners so i'll just add your vote to them.
Bakery in Norway
Monsieur Paul
Restaurant Marrakesh

 

[glocon]

They decorate the restaurant beautifully for Christmas and include some holiday songs in the show. It’s just lovely in there at Christmas.

Thanks! I've been wanting to try Biergarten for a while now, and it sounds like Christmas is the perfect time to do that