What are the "most popular" booths @ Food & Wine?

[MandyLovesMulan]

Can anyone name booths which usually have long lines @ food & wine?

I saw a video by Touring plans saying that the more popular booths can have LONG line-ups for food (i.e. 45 min wait!), and should be taken advantage of earlier in the day. Just want to plan things accordingly if one of the booths we wanted to go to is on the list.

 

[DisneyHardin]

We've gone to the Festival the last 5 or 6 years and have never encountered really long lines at the booths. We do avoid Epcot on weekend days though.

 

[karrit2000]

The really long ones seem to always be France, Mexico, Canada, Hops & Barley. Honestly on the weekends all bets are off as everything seems pretty long. There seems to be an ebb & flow throughout the day no matter what day of the week. The Booths closest to Future World around World Showcase always seem the longest to me especially around dinner time. Probably because that is where most people start their tasting whether they go to the left or right so it always seems quite crowded until you get past Mexico or the International Gateway. Once people stop at a couple of the first few booths they tend to start skipping some until they get further around World Showcase. I usually find Italy to be fairly crowded too despite the poor reviews of the food there probably because they have quite a few alcohol choices .

 

[TeeKo]

The Disney Food Blog has as the most popular:
India
Spain
Patagonia
Belgium
Brewers collection
Canada
France
There were more listed but these were their top 7
Which kind of surprised me. None of those were on my must try list

 

[SydandPaige'sMom]

I have always found Canada to have some of the longest lines. I can't blame anyone because the filet and cheese soup are delicious!

 

[TeeKo]

I have always found Canada to have some of the longest lines. I can't blame anyone because the filet and cheese soup are delicious!

You're right!!
I forgot about the filet! It is on my wanna try list!
But I'm not waiting 45 minutes....

 

[Lilylogan]

Canada for the cheese soup! it's worth it though just go during a weekday and it won't be so bad

 

[Crystal824]

The lines can be really long, but they do tend to move fast. IF you can avoid the weekend for sure. We went last year on a weekend, and then left and went back to the resort. It wasn't worth it. Granted it was the last weekend of F&W. It was crazy.

 

[MandyLovesMulan]

As long as Irma doesn't thwart our plans, we will be there on the weekdays only (for our scheduled week @ Disney... flying in/out on weekend days... not worth going to parks for 3 hours... will go to Disney Springs before/after MCO).

I will definitely snag food @ Canada if lines are reasonable... thanks for the warning to not wait until later.

If only real Canadian food was as good as the booths! Live in Canada but prefer Asian food.

 

[ShirikiUtundu]

I've never seen a 45 minute wait at a food kiosk. Would this happen on a Saturday? I typically would avoid F&W on the weekends if I could.

 

[crazy4wdw]

Let's keep all discussions/questions regarding the Epcot Food & Wine Festival on the main thread at the top of the board here:

https://www.disboards.com/threads/2...ival-august-31-2017-november-13-2017.3562540/

Thanks!