Where to Eat With Toddlers in Epcot?

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Going in October with a 2 and 3 year old!!! Attention span is 15 minutes at the dinner table. Any suggestions on where to eat in Epcot that will keep them occupied for 45 minutes?
 
Going in October with a 2 and 3 year old!!! Attention span is 15 minutes at the dinner table. Any suggestions on where to eat in Epcot that will keep them occupied for 45 minutes?

Maybe Coral Reef. The fish are mesmerizing.
 
If they aren't afraid of characters: Chip 'n Dale's Harvest Feast at The Garden Grill.

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I second the Coral Reef if you get a table near the tank.

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San Angel Inn -it is so dark maybe it would be relaxing.
 
If they aren't afraid of characters: Chip 'n Dale's Harvest Feast at The Garden Grill.

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I second the Coral Reef if you get a table near the tank.

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San Angel Inn -it is so dark maybe it would be relaxing.

great suggestions...in that order too..we were there in dec and did both coral reef(thats a pic of my twins getting a bday sign from a diver) an garden grill..both weer great..next trip im attempting san angel inn
 

Last Sept. we took our 3 year old to Corel Reef. We were lucky enough to get a table right up against the aquarium...he LOVED it! It also helped him eat his veggies when we told him the shark wanted his carrot sticks:rotfl2:
 
San Angel Inn. We ate there with our 4 year old. We told her she had to sit for appetizers, and then Daddy took her on the boat ride while Mommy waited for the food. ;) Then she happily ate dinner. :)

She also would have been happy watching the boats go by....as we had a table on the "river."
 
We've taken our toddlers to most of the places in Epcot. Coral Reef would be a great pic,
the moroccon restaurant has a belly dancer which my kids love
Normally I would say Italy but it might be closed when you are going
San Angel for reasons above- but if darkness is an issue you might want to avoid, at one point my son was terrified of dark places and this did NOT work
Garden Grill but I don't like the food- character interaction is terrific
Teppanyaki is great for hibachi to entertain
Rose and Crown is fast, on the water so they can watch the boats go back and forth

The only ones I might shy away from would be
Le Cellier- while good food, it is a longer meal and we had a mini meltdown there
France- both restaurants are great but geared more towards adults
 
I'd go with the Garden Grill (or Norway if they are girls:goodvibes ). Characters keep them occupied.

I found our meal at Coral Reef took too long!
 
Beirgarten!! We have two DS's and it was a huge hit and a must for or next trip. At the time they were 2 1/2 and 10 months and it was so much fun!!!
 
We just did Garden Grill for the first time and we were surprised because we thought the food was pretty good, had heard some bad things, ask some questions and people posted and convinced me to keep it. It was a lot of fun, the characters were wonderful, Farmer Mickey, Pluto, Chip and Dale. Dessert was wonderful and the kids got a decorate your own cupcake thing!
Here is a picture of of my guys with Farmer Mickey!

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