Every EPCOT Restaurant in Park-Walking Order

EPCOT currently has 57 named places to eat or drink when restaurants, lounges, quick-service counters, bakeries, kiosks and permanent snack stops are counted. Disney’s current EPCOT dining directory shows 67 results, but 10 of those are dining packages or special experiences rather than additional restaurants.

This list of all the restaurants at EPCOT is arranged the way I find it easiest to use in the park: start with the pavilions near the front, then follow World Showcase from Mexico around to Canada. A few restaurant and lounge listings share the same building but offer different service or menus. This is a directory rather than a ranking, so use my separate guide to the best restaurants at EPCOT when you want a shorter list of recommendations.

The count does not include the temporary outdoor kitchens that change with each festival, unnamed popcorn and ice-cream carts, or a dining package as if it were another restaurant. Check the EPCOT festival calendar if you want to know which seasonal food booths may be operating during your trip.

List of All the Restaurants at EPCOT: 57 Named Dining Options

The price symbols below follow Disney’s broad ranges. One dollar sign generally means $14.99 or less per adult, two means $15 to $34.99, three means $35 to $59.99 and four means more than $60. Menus and prices change, so use them to compare categories rather than predict an exact bill.

World Celebration, World Discovery and World Nature

These 13 listings cover EPCOT’s front half and the transition into World Showcase. This is where you will find several of the park’s most distinctive dining experiences, including Garden Grill, Coral Reef, Space 220 and the adults-only GEO-82 lounge.

AreaDining locationFood or experienceServicePrice
World CelebrationConnections CaféCoffee, breakfast and sandwichesQuick service$
World CelebrationConnections EateryBurgers, pizza, salads and familiar optionsQuick service$
World CelebrationGEO-82Cocktails and artful small plates for guests 21 and olderAdvance-reservation lounge$$
World CelebrationGrab-N-GoofA rotating menu tied to EPCOT festivals and seasonsFestival kioskVaries
World DiscoverySpace 220 RestaurantModern American prix-fixe meal with the space-station settingTable servicePrix fixe
World DiscoverySpace 220 LoungeDrinks and smaller bites in the same themed complexReservable lounge$$
World DiscoveryRefreshment StationDrinks and simple snacksQuick-service stop$
Near World DiscoveryThe OdysseySeasonal snacks and drinksQuick-service stop$
World NatureCoral Reef RestaurantAmerican food and seafood beside a large aquariumTable service$$
World NatureGarden Grill RestaurantFamily-style character meal with a slowly rotating dining roomTable service$$$$
World NatureSunshine SeasonsBowls, oak-fired chicken, sandwiches and breakfastQuick service$
World NatureThe Land CartSeasonal and festival itemsFestival kiosk$
World ShowcaseLa PoutinerieCanadian poutine and beveragesQuick-service kiosk$

Space 220 is table service, not quick service. The restaurant has a prix-fixe menu, while its lounge is a separate bookable listing with a different format. Sunshine Seasons is the more flexible option when a group wants variety without committing to a long meal.

fish tacos and rice on a plate at EPCOT
Fish tacos at EPCOT

Mexico, Norway, China, the Outpost and Germany

The first half of this World Showcase route moves clockwise from Mexico. Five separate Mexico listings make it one of the densest dining pavilions, while Norway has both princess dining and one of EPCOT’s best bakery stops.

PavilionDining locationFood or experienceServicePrice
MexicoChoza de MargaritaMargaritas, tacos and snacksWalk-up bar$
MexicoLa Cantina de San AngelTacos, nachos and bowls beside the lagoonQuick service$
MexicoLa Cava del TequilaTequila, cocktails and small bites inside the pyramidLounge$
MexicoLa Hacienda de San AngelMexican dishes in a waterfront dining roomTable service$$
MexicoSan Angel Inn RestauranteMexican food in the pyramid’s twilight settingTable service$$
NorwayAkershus Royal Banquet HallNorwegian-inspired character dining with Disney PrincessesTable service$$$$
NorwayKringla Bakeri Og KaféNorwegian pastries, sandwiches and school breadQuick service$
ChinaJoy of TeaTea, cocktails and small Chinese dishesWalk-up kiosk$
ChinaLotus Blossom CaféChinese combination plates and quick mealsQuick service$
ChinaNine Dragons RestaurantChinese à la carte diningTable service$$
OutpostRefreshment OutpostAfrican-inspired snacks, drinks and rotating specialtiesQuick-service kiosk$
GermanyBiergarten RestaurantGerman buffet, communal tables and live entertainmentTable service$$$
GermanySommerfestBratwurst, pretzels and German beerQuick service$
Oktoberfest sign inside the Germany pavilion at EPCOT
Biergarten turns its meal into a year-round Oktoberfest celebration

Italy, the American Adventure and Japan

PavilionDining locationFood or experienceServicePrice
ItalyGelateria ToscanaGelato, desserts and drinksQuick-service kiosk$
ItalyPizza al TaglioRoman-style pizza by the sliceQuick-service window$
ItalyTutto Gusto Wine CellarItalian wine, cheeses, small plates and pastaLounge$
ItalyTutto Italia RistoranteTraditional Italian entrées and pastaTable service$$
ItalyVia Napoli Ristorante e PizzeriaNeapolitan-style pizza and Italian dishesTable service$$
American AdventureBlock & HansAmerican craft beerWalk-up bar$
American AdventureFife & Drum TavernTurkey legs, hot dogs, popcorn and drinksQuick-service kiosk$
American AdventureFunnel CakeMade-to-order funnel cakesSnack window$
American AdventureRegal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & BarbecueRegional American barbecue and craft beerQuick service$
JapanKabuki CafeKakigori, sushi and cold drinksQuick-service kiosk$
JapanKatsura GrillTeriyaki, ramen, sushi and rice bowlsQuick service$
JapanShiki-Sai: Sushi IzakayaSushi, Japanese small plates and seasonal dishesTable service$$
JapanTakumi-TeiUpscale Japanese tasting experienceSignature dining$$$$
JapanTeppan EdoTeppanyaki cooked at a shared grillTable service$$

Morocco, France, the United Kingdom and Canada

PavilionDining locationFood or experienceServicePrice
MoroccoOasis Sweets & SipsPastries, sweets and beveragesQuick service$
MoroccoSpice Road TableMediterranean small plates beside the lagoonTable service$$
MoroccoSpice Road Table BarMediterranean drinks and bitesBar and lounge$$
MoroccoTangierine Café: Flavors of the MedinaMoroccan and Mediterranean dishesQuick service$
FranceChefs de FranceClassic French brasserie dishesTable service$$
FranceCrêpes À Emporter by La Crêperie de ParisSweet and savory crêpesQuick-service kiosk$
FranceLa Crêperie de ParisTable-service crêpes and galettesTable service$$
FranceL’Artisan des GlacesHouse-made ice cream and sorbetQuick service$
FranceLes Halles Boulangerie-PatisseriePastries, baguette sandwiches, quiche and dessertsQuick service$
FranceLes Vins des Chefs de FranceWine, Champagne and frozen drinksWalk-up bar$
FranceMonsieur PaulFrench fine dining for guests age 10 and olderSignature dining$$$$
United KingdomRose & Crown Dining RoomBritish pub classics and waterfront seatingTable service$$
United KingdomRose & Crown PubBritish and Irish beer, cocktails and pub foodPub$
United KingdomUK Beer CartBritish and Irish beerWalk-up cart$
United KingdomYorkshire County Fish ShopFish and chipsQuick service$
CanadaCanada Popcorn CartPopcorn and beveragesSnack cart$
CanadaLe Cellier SteakhouseSteaks, Canadian dishes and the signature cheese soupTable service$$$
two ice cream cones served in cups at EPCOT
France is one of the easiest pavilions for pastries, ice cream and a quick meal

The EPCOT Restaurants I Would Narrow It Down To

A complete directory is useful before a trip, but it is too much to consider when you are already hungry. These are the distinctions that matter most to me:

  • Les Halles for the easiest repeat visit: It works for breakfast, a light lunch or dessert, and it remains one of my favorite values in World Showcase. My EPCOT breakfast guide covers when it makes the most sense.
  • Via Napoli for a group: The pizza is the reason I return. A large pie can be easier to share than ordering separate entrées for everyone.
  • Spice Road Table for a slower break: The small plates and lagoon setting make this a relaxing stop, especially around sunset.
  • Biergarten for entertainment: The buffet is only part of the experience. Live music and communal tables make it feel more like an event than a standard meal.
  • San Angel Inn for atmosphere: The food has not always been the main draw for me, but the twilight dining room, pyramid and distant volcano create one of EPCOT’s most convincing settings.
  • Le Cellier for a splurge: It is expensive, so I would choose it only when the steakhouse meal itself is a priority rather than trying to fit it into an already packed day.

If you do not want to stop for table service, compare these choices with my guide to the best quick-service restaurants at EPCOT. Keeping the two intents separate makes this page a reliable directory and that page a more useful recommendation list.

Reservations, Mobile Order and Festival Food

Most EPCOT table-service restaurants accept advance dining reservations. Disney’s current reservation guidance opens booking 60 days ahead for most guests, while eligible Disney Resort hotel guests can book for an entire stay of up to 10 nights beginning 60 days before arrival. A reservation is highly recommended for popular meals, but it does not replace valid EPCOT admission or guarantee park entry.

Quick-service restaurants do not need reservations, and several support Mobile Food and Beverage Ordering in the My Disney Experience app. I like to place an order before walking across the park, especially when a one-day EPCOT itinerary leaves little room for a long meal.

Festival marketplaces are a separate category. EPCOT can add many temporary outdoor kitchens during Food & Wine, Flower & Garden, Festival of the Arts and Festival of the Holidays. They can change the best dining plan for the day, but including every temporary booth here would make this permanent restaurant list inaccurate for much of the year. Start with the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival guide when that event overlaps your dates.

My practical approach is to reserve one meal that matters, leave the rest of the day flexible, and choose quick service or festival food based on where I am in the park. EPCOT covers a lot of ground, so a good nearby meal is often better than crossing World Showcase for a slightly higher-ranked one.

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