What are your favorite restaurants at Epcot?

[jeast]

I'm only gonna hit two restaurants at Epcot this time and want to try something new. I've done Marrakesh and Akershus.

What are your favorites?

 

[Pooh&OurHunny]

Chefs de France

 

[techia]

Le Cellier is great and the people there are so friendly!

 

[DisneyGrampa]

Le Cellier, Tutto Italia, San Angel Inn, in that order.

 

[MissLiz]

We love Biergarten! We've had some great CM's and table mates there.

It also gives DD7 a bit of time to get away from us and dance her little heart out with the other kids. We can watch her from our table usually.

We can't wait to take our new DD there on our next trip.

 

[JennisDisneyMom]

Teppan Edo!!! We are debating going there the first night of our upcoming vacation and the last night...its just that good!

 

[Tazicket]

Tutto, Le Cellier, San Angel, and Biergarten.

 

[MissMichelle]

Le Cellier and Teppan Edo are our 2 favorites. We make sure to visit BOTH each trip.

 

[JoePa4Ever]

Coral Reef is my favorite - love the atmosphere with the aquarium view & have had excellent meals there. Teppan Edo is also very good - we just ate there for the 1st time last week & had a great experience. The chef was very entertaining & the food was very good as well.

 

[Pakey]

Bistro de Paris is way about the second choice.

 

[csmom]

Tutto Italia and Teppan Edo

 

[Meriweather]

Le Cellier and Biergarten

 

[AgentGabs]

Never been a fan of Teppan Edo But I do LOVE Mitsukoshi Tokyo Dining. I've eaten there possibility way too many times, but the sushi selections are just choice.

And Chefs de France. Best is when you get there when Remy is making his rounds.

 

[ROEDISNEY]

I like a couple of them
Teppen Edo - do every trip
Tutto -do every trip
Coral Reef do every trip
But this years pick would be France it was so good. now will do this one to every trip.

 

[TimandTanya]

We love Marrakesh. Lamb, couscous, mint tea, mmmmmmm. Le Cellier is very good also. I all the fish served at Norway.

 

[MickeyNicki]

Tutto Italia
Chefs de France
Beirgarten
Le Cellier

In that order....

 

[FireDancer]

You already went to my favorite 2 (before they started doing Princess dinners all the time in Norway at least).

I think the best option at Epcot is to walk around the world showcase and graze but of the TS restaurants you haven't listed I think Biergarten and San Angel Inn are the best of the ones I have tried. If you have ever eaten in a real Italian restaurant, as in rural Italy, then don't waste your time at Tutto, it is very Americanized Italian food IMO.

 

[pedrobogus]

Le Cellier (the steak with mushrooms) and Teppan Edo (any sushi rolls) are my two favorites for the food. England is a great place to eat if you can get a seat outside right before Illuminations. The food is pretty good and the view for the show is incredible.

 

[yitbos96bb]

You'll get many different answers...

For example, Le Cellier is popular, and its decent but its a not blow you out of the water if you appreciate a good steak. Le Cellier is about an Outback level steak. If you have eaten at places Like Gibson's, Smith and Wolensky, David Burke's Prime House, Peter Lugers, Ruth Chris, even Morton's, Le Cellier doesn't hold a candle to them. The cheddar cheese soup is very good, but the maniacal lather some work themselves up into over this place amazes me. I'll eat there, but prefer Shula's or Yachtsman.

Mexico's food I've never been impressed with but I'm not sure if there is a better mousemade ambiance anywhere.

Biergarten is ok if you can get past the sauerkraut smell. I've always wondered if that smell is real or piped in like the cookies on Main street.

Chef Des France has great food. It's a french Brassierie, so even picky eaters can find something... although watch the mac and cheese, I found it very bland last time.

Bistro de Paris is outstanding as well but pricey.

I enjoyed the China restaurant, but it really is just expensive takeout food. Its good, but not special.

Rose and Crown has decent food, but might be much for picky eaters. A patio seat is always refreshing.

Morocco I found mediocre. Nothing really blew me away.

Teppan Edo I love, although just like chinese, this is essentially the same quality as Benihana, but pricier. However, its enjoyable.

Coral Reef isn't bad, but again, I compare it Red Lobster quality seafood at a bigger price. However, the aqarium is AWESOME. The one think they do that I like is pre-slit the crab legs, making them easy to eat. That's nice if you are slow at cracking them like me.

In order I would go...

Bistro De Paris
Chefs de France
Teppan Edo
Rose and Crown - Britain
Le Cellier
Coral Reef
Nine Dragons - China
San Angel Inn - Mexico
Morocco
Biergarten - Germany

I have not been to Tokyo Dining, Norway, Tutto Italia (I miss Alfredo's).

 

[tassma]

If you have younger children, then I think Biergarten is the absolute best atmosphere. The Oompa Band is a classic memory maker. The food is good for European, but some of the best nights of our vacations are spent dancing and singing at the Biergarten.