looking for a good/fast place to eat in Epcot?

[MommyToTwoLil'Tinks]

Hi, looking for a fun, fast, good place to eat in epcot! It will be me, husband, brother, SIL, brother, friend! We are dropping are kids off at a Kids activity center for a few hours then heading to Epcot! Was wanting to eat at a place that would be fun, and good, but not taking up a whole lot of our time (hour tops)! We were wanting to get a few drinks around the world before we head back to pick up kids (we will be taking monorail and bus)~! Any suggestions on where to eat? thanks!

 

[DisneyMamato4]

Were you looking for table service or counter service?
Or you could snack around the world, that was my favorite thing to to.

Our favorite counter service was Tangierine Cafe in Morocco, the lamb shawarma platter was so good and enough for DH and I to share. It wasn't busy when we went to eat so between ordering, getting our food and eating it was only about 1/2 hour. We took our time and enjoyed people watching.

We never did get a chance to eat at a table service restaurant in Epcot because we didn't realize how busy we would get but I loved snacking around the world too.
We started in England and split a fish and chips, shared a pastry in France, a wrap in Morocco, Kaki Gori in Japan, egg rolls in China, sampled a few things in Norway and split an order of nachos in Mexico.

 

[MommyToTwoLil'Tinks]

thanks, the snacking around the "world" sounds like a fun idea too! Didn't really care if it was a table or counter service, but I bet the counter would be quicker!

 

[NHTikiBeckie]

Biergarten!

 

[Pakey]

For table service, I'd pick Biergarten.

For counter service, I'd pick Tangierine Cafe.

For snack, I'd pick guacamole and margaritas at La Cava de Tequila.

 

[dizgirl86]

Since it's just the grown-ups why not try Rose & Crown? It's a fun pub atmosphere, plus you can get some great drinks

If you're going to go with counter service, my mom and I have done the "snacks around the world" before too but combined it with drinks and it was a *blast*! Margaritas with chips and salsa in Mexico, slushies with cream puffs in France, "chips" and beer in the UK... you get the idea