Favorite sit down restaurant in Epcot?

[mcomber7]

What are your favorite sit down restaurants in Epcot? Especially if you’ve been in the last few months?

 

[lovin'fl]

Biergarten and Spice Road Table

 

[TaraWasHere]

Biergarten and Chefs de France for me.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

Chefs de France. I think the prix fixe menu is a pretty good value and we really like sitting near the windows and watching people go by. Post re-opening they removed tables to allow for distancing and that makes it even more enjoyable. Also really like the pizza at Via Napoli, however, the restaurant itself is louder and a bit on the chaotic side. Really enjoy La Hacienda de San Angel as well (open for dinner only) - but have not been recently.

 

[OKW Lover]

Chefs de France, Via Napoli, Rose & Crown

 

[epcotobsessed]

Chefs de France is my favorite, with Spice Road Table and La Hacienda following.

 

[kinkin201]

Chef de France without a doubt! Via Napoli is second followed by Rose & Crown. All are great, it just depends on the cuisine you're looking for.

 

[disneydreamer1980]

Garden grill (ppo breakfast then zoom to Soarin) for characters (during “normal” times), or Biergarten for atmosphere

 

[CynBeth]

I have not been in a few years but our favorites are Chefs, Tutto, Le Cellier, and Coral Reef.

 

[peabody58]

San Angel Inn - for the romantic atmosphere and DW loves the fish dish
Rose & Crown - for the Fish and Chips of course
9 Dragons - please, please reopen

 

[Kmk2]

Chefs de France. They did put us in overflow seating at Monsier Paul when we ate there in April - it’s a little weird and quiet upstairs. We also ate for the first time at Hacienda for dinner in April and it was a beautiful restaurant and the food was very good. Def going back

Teppan Edo was also fun. We went in April and the pandemic restrictions didn’t diminish the experience. But it’s super specific in terms of a dining experience.

Pre-pandemic I had an awful dinner at Le Cellier (we had been there a few times before) and my husband literally will not go back.

 

[Eastern]

I think most of the sit downs at Epcot are good. (Not the same as MK and DHS, where dining is more variable, imo)

 

[AliceIn]

Via Napoli, Rose & Crown, Teppan Edo

 

[disneydreamer1980]

San angel inn gets a lot of hate but it can’t be beat for the atmosphere. When in WDW I care just as much if not more about atmosphere than food, I can get good food anywhere but there are no restaurants with amazing theming like at Disney. Now if the food and atmosphere are both great, that’s awesome!

 

[sunsetbeachgal]

We had a lovely meal at Chefs de France last week. We did the fixed price meal, it was delicious and we had an upstairs table by a window.

 

[Simba's Mom]

We had a lovely meal at Chefs de France last week. We did the fixed price meal, it was delicious and we had an upstairs table by a window.

I didn't know that Chefs de France had an upstairs dining area. Did you go for lunchtime or dinnertime? All my visits have been for lunch, so maybe the upstairs is only open for dinner.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

I didn't know that Chefs de France had an upstairs dining area. Did you go for lunchtime or dinnertime? All my visits have been for lunch, so maybe the upstairs is only open for dinner.

They're currently using the Monsieur Paul space to expand capacity.

 

[epcotobsessed]

San angel inn gets a lot of hate but it can’t be beat for the atmosphere. When in WDW I care just as much if not more about atmosphere than food, I can get good food anywhere but there are no restaurants with amazing theming like at Disney. Now if the food and atmosphere are both great, that’s awesome!

I agree that the atmosphere can't be beat. We have had such bad luck there with service, waiting anywhere from 30-45 minutes just to place an order, often 20+ minutes for someone to even come over to our table, every time. That's why it's now a "miss" for me, but I'm happy for people who have had good experiences.

 

[oyalkut]

Another vote for Chef de France

 

[holden]

Spice Road Table