Favorite Epcot Restaurant

[Born 2 Fish]

Do you think we can get a grey goose slushie as a snack credit?

no.

 

[SandrA9810]

I love Seasons at the Land, Japanese QS, and Mexico has some good stuff.

As far as snacks go, I love Koki Goris and Funnel Cakes, Haribo gummies in Germany, and the frozen strawberry drink in France. I also like the Nuvo wine they sell outside of France.

 

[jorescue]

That was just me wishing Frank............

 

[mikeymouse1]

They serve food at EPCOT? I thought theyonly served beer! Just kidding Were fans of the Biergarten also.

 

[Judy in Texas]

Just saw on Allears.net that LeCellier will require 2 table service meal credits for supper beginning March 2011.

http://allears.net/din/restnews.htm

 

[franzharare]

The Garden Grill is the best.This is a family-style buffet.You sit down and they bring big plates of food to your table so you use smaller plates.While the restaurant actually rotates as you eat.Depending on the day,they may have to really slow or a little faster. The first time we ate there,we managed to go through in time,we finished.The second time we have not even one quarter of the road.

 

[jorescue]

We just returned from disney. They food at chefs de france was really good. We all enjoyed our meals and the service was good. It was a little noisy in there.
We also ate at Merekash in the Morocco section. I finally got my wife to eat lamb. She liked it, she is very funny about eating meats and fish so I was a little surprised she ate it. The food was good here also but the service was a little on the slack side.
We ate lunch at the food court in the land,the food was also good there because of the amount of choices.
I also hit up the slushies outside in the french section and the margaritas in mexico. I really wanted to drink my way around the world but I didn't quite make it.

 

[Born 2 Fish]

Wow, that TR is a little slim. (I thought I was the only one who wrote TR like that)
Got any pics ??

 

[jorescue]

Frank check out the long family trip report. I put all our picutres on there.

 

[caveat lector]

No doubt about. DW loves the bread pudding at Mexico (truth be told, I like sitting along the rail and watch the riders go around the big pyramid). Personally, I would eat elmer's glue on a piece of cardboard, if it was served by one of those beautiful ladies in Norway.

 

[ambertides]

I think the only two places I've eaten at Epcot are Liberty Inn and Electric Umbrella. I prefer the latter because they don't charge extra (so far) for the gluten free stuff, though the service is better (if slower) at Liberty. Oh, and I love the kaki goris. DH liked the egg rolls from the QS in China.