Tell me everything I need to eat at Epcot!!

[threeblessings]

I am making my list of everything I need to try at Epcot. What is on your list? I have a feeling this is going to be a long list!!

 

[bcrook]

For me ...
French Onion Soup at Chef de France,
Desserts (Napoleon and Eclair) at Boulangerie Patisserie
Lamb wrap at Tangierine
Pepper Shrimp at Nine Dragons
Nachos and Margaritas in Mexico Pavillion

 

[smitch425]

the ham and cheese croissant at France's Boulangerie Patisserie. They will ask you if you want it baked, and the answer is "yes". It is soooo good!

 

[cbg1027]

Freshly made caramel corn from Karamell Kuche in Germany - or just anything from there!
A specialty margarita from La Cava del Tequila in Mexico
Grand Marnier or Grey Goose Slushie from the stand in France
Pizza from Via Napoli

 

[Tinkerbellah]

I have a feeling this list will be long as well lol!!! I have to add some drinks too just cause some are better than the food.

I love:
1. Frozen Margaritas in Mexico
2. Egg Rolls in China
3. Rosa Regale in Italy w/ a chocolate

 

[bangzoom6877]

Kaki gori (shaved ice) in Japan (I like rainbow!)
School bread in Norway
Cloudberry horn in Norway
Any pastry your heart desires in France
Baklava in Morocco

Also, delicious drinks at Epcot: Grey Goose Lemonade Slush in France; Margaritas in Mexico; Beers in Germany

I haven't been there yet (they opened 2 months after my last trip), but on my next trip, I know I MUST try the new caramel shop in Germany...they have a nice selection of candies, and also caramel cupcakes!

 

[heffalump9]

Black Forest cake - Sommerset - Germany
Scotch Egg - Rose and Crown - UK

 

[simonkodousek]

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[FlightlessDuck]

The chips at the Yorkshire Fish & Chips stand in the UK area.

 

[dvcHammer]

Grey Goose Slushie in France and then maybe another Grey Goose Slushie and then one more...

 

[Bonniec]

I was just there today and I just snack all day so I can't comment on full meals....

I share snacks with my kids so here is what we ate:

School Bread in Norway is a definate must (unless you hate coconut). It was every bit as good as I've read. This will be something I now get every visit.

A China we shared a kids meal sweet n sour chicken and an order of egg rolls. I was disappointed. They weren't bad, just no better than my local Chinese place so I wasn't wowed. I doubt I'll get either again. The egg rolls were nice but for $4 they were really small. Not that $4 is bad.....but I coulda had a cupcake for the same price, lol

At France we had a slice of cheesecake. I wanted something else but got over ruled. These cheesecake was lovely though. Next time I'm going back for the Napoleon.

At UK we had chips. I would have gotten fish too but I wasn't that hungry. The chips were lovely.

I didn't get to try the caramel kuche or whatever it's called in Germany. It was too packed al we moved on. However, I did poke my head in there and holy cow did those cupcakes look good. I'm gonna get them next time!

 

[Moomduck1]

I second the fish and chips in UK and cloudberry horn in Norway.

We always like to get small things and share, so we can sample lots of different items rather than having a large meal there.

I'm not a fan of the Chinese food (tastes like at home) or the kakigori. We used to get the beaver tail in Canada, but I think it's gone now?