EPCOT Dining, All in One Place
Every restaurant, filtered by what actually matters when you're planning — service type, reservations, and character dining.
50 restaurants
Princess Storybook Dining at Akershus is one of EPCOT's two character dining experiences, set inside a dramatic Norwegian castle in the Norway pavilion. Guests enjoy a family-style feast of Norwegian-inspired dishes — savory meatballs, slow-roasted chicken, and fresh-baked breads — while princesses make tableside visits. It's one of the best princess dining values on Disney property, especially at breakfast.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Step into a permanent Oktoberfest at the Germany pavilion's Biergarten, where communal long tables, twinkle lights, and a central oompah band stage create the feeling of a Bavarian village festival at any time of year. The all-you-care-to-enjoy menu features bratwurst, sauerkraut, schnitzel, soft pretzels, and traditional German desserts. It's one of EPCOT's most immersive and festive dining experiences.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A craft beer kiosk on the World Showcase promenade between the UK and Canada pavilions, Block & Hans specializes in a rotating selection of craft beers on tap, including exclusive Disney-brewed varieties and seasonal options. There are no food items — it's purely a beer destination, and a fantastic one for craft beer enthusiasts touring World Showcase. It's a reliable spot to grab a cold, interesting brew in a scenic outdoor setting.
Open for: snacks
A beloved French brasserie along the World Showcase promenade, Chefs de France evokes a lively Parisian street café with its bustling atmosphere, red-cushioned banquettes, and classic menu of onion soup gratinée, duck confit, steak frites, and crème brûlée. It strikes the perfect balance between authentic French cuisine and approachable family dining. It's one of EPCOT's most consistently enjoyable table-service meals.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A lively outdoor margarita bar right on the lagoon promenade outside the Mexico pyramid, Choza de Margarita serves frozen and handcrafted margaritas alongside snack bites like tacos, empanadas, chips, and guacamole. It's one of the best spots in all of World Showcase for a festive drink in a beautiful outdoor setting. Expect a line — the margaritas are genuinely worth it.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
EPCOT's in-park Starbucks location, housed inside the bright and modern Connections complex near Spaceship Earth. Grab your favorite coffee drinks, teas, and bakery items before hitting the park. It's an especially convenient stop for early-morning guests since it opens with the park.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
A stylish, modern quick-service spot near Spaceship Earth serving globally inspired dishes like French bistro burgers, curry-spiced pizza, and Asian noodle bowls. It's clean, spacious, and air-conditioned — a reliable go-to for families who want variety without the wait of a table-service meal. Mobile ordering is supported.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Diners are seated beside a massive floor-to-ceiling window overlooking the 5.7-million-gallon aquarium of The Seas with Nemo & Friends, making it one of the most visually spectacular restaurant settings in any theme park. The seafood-forward menu features sustainable fish, shrimp, and steak. Note: the restaurant is scheduled to close for refurbishment beginning September 8, 2026, with a later reopening date yet to be announced.
Open for: lunch, dinner
The quick-service window companion to the La Crêperie de Paris table-service restaurant, serving freshly made sweet crêpes to go — including Nutella, strawberry, and seasonal varieties. It's one of the newer quick-service additions to the France pavilion and a perfect light snack as you stroll World Showcase. Lines move quickly and the crêpes are made fresh to order.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
A colonial-themed quick-service stand outside the American Adventure pavilion serving classic American bites like turkey legs, funnel cake fries, and frozen cocktails. It's a convenient stop in the geographic center of World Showcase, ideal for a quick snack or cold drink between pavilions. The frozen drinks and seasonal offerings are perennial favorites.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
A beloved EPCOT institution near the American Adventure pavilion serving classic powdered-sugar funnel cakes as well as seasonal specialty versions topped with ice cream, fruit compotes, and more. The rotating seasonal toppings — especially the festival-themed versions — keep guests coming back throughout the year. It's pure, simple fairground magic in the middle of World Showcase.
Open for: snacks
EPCOT's beloved rotating character dining restaurant sits above the Living with the Land attraction in The Land pavilion, giving diners a slow revolving view into the park's working greenhouses as they eat. The all-you-care-to-enjoy, family-style American menu features produce actually grown in those greenhouses below. Mickey, Pluto, Chip, and Dale make the rounds tableside — a wonderful choice for families with young children.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
An intimate outdoor sake bar in the Japan pavilion garden serving hot and cold sake, sake cocktails, and seasonal specialty drinks. There's no formal seating, so guests sip and stroll through the beautiful Japanese landscaping. A lovely, low-key way to enjoy an authentic Japanese beverage experience in EPCOT.
Open for: snacks
Italy's dedicated gelato shop scoops up a rotating selection of authentic gelato and sorbet flavors, plus floats, smoothies, and espresso drinks. It's a refreshing, crowd-pleasing stop for an afternoon sweet treat as you stroll World Showcase. The gelato is made in small batches and changes seasonally.
Open for: snacks
A charming outdoor kiosk in the China pavilion specializing in teas, bubble teas, frozen drinks, and Asian-inspired snacks and sweets. It's a perfect pitstop for a unique, refreshing beverage you won't find elsewhere in the park. The seasonal and specialty tea concoctions keep regulars coming back.
Open for: snacks
A small Japanese snack kiosk famous for its Kakigōri — finely shaved ice topped with colorful fruit syrups in flavors like strawberry, mango, and green tea. The menu also includes snack-sized sushi portions, Frozen Kirin Beer, and cold beverages. It's a refreshing, uniquely Japanese stop that's perfect for a midday cool-down.
Open for: snacks
Germany's irresistible caramel shop run in partnership with Werther's Original, filling the pavilion with the warm, buttery aroma of handmade caramel confections. From caramel popcorn and caramel apples to caramel-dipped pretzels and chocolates, everything here is dangerously good. It's one of the most popular sweets stops in all of World Showcase and a must for anyone with a sweet tooth.
Open for: snacks
Tucked away on a picturesque hillside behind the Japan pavilion surrounded by lush Japanese gardens and water features, Katsura Grill is one of the most serene quick-service spots at EPCOT. The menu features teriyaki chicken, Japanese curry, udon noodles, sushi, and edamame. It's a hidden gem that rewards guests who venture off the main promenade.
Open for: lunch, dinner
An irresistible open-air Norwegian bakery tucked in the Norway pavilion, Kringla Bakeri is famous for its School Bread — a custard-filled sweet roll with coconut topping that has achieved cult status among EPCOT regulars. The menu also includes savory open-faced sandwiches, sweet pretzels, rice cream, and Nordic beers. It's one of the most beloved snack stops in all of World Showcase and opens early, before most of the pavilion.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, snacks
France's artisan ice cream and sorbet shop, L'Artisan des Glaces hand-churns small-batch flavors using classic French techniques, with seasonal and uniquely French varieties not found anywhere else. Guests can also order ice cream macarons, affogatos, and boozy adult ice cream combinations with Grand Marnier or Cognac. It's a must-visit sweet stop that elevates theme park ice cream to an art form.
Open for: snacks
An outdoor quick-service counter right on the waterfront of the World Showcase Lagoon, La Cantina serves Mexican street-food classics including tacos, empanadas, nachos, and churros. The lagoon-view seating is hard to beat, especially in the evening before fireworks. It's one of the most popular quick-service spots in World Showcase for good reason.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Located in France's expanded pavilion area and inspired by the Brittany region, La Crêperie de Paris is an authentic crêperie created by celebrity chef Jérôme Bocuse. The menu focuses on savory buckwheat galettes and sweet dessert crêpes, with a short but charming selection of Breton ciders. It's a lovely, lighter dining option that feels genuinely transported from a French coastal town.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A stunning hacienda-style restaurant on the World Showcase Lagoon waterfront, La Hacienda offers floor-to-ceiling windows with prime views of the Luminous nighttime spectacular. The menu features elevated Mexican fare — queso fundido, grilled meats, and fresh seafood — alongside an excellent tequila and margarita selection. It's a top pick for a fireworks dining package experience.
Open for: dinner
Opened on July 1, 2026 — fittingly Canada Day — La Poutinerie replaced the former Refreshment Port as a dedicated Canadian poutine stand sponsored by Air Canada. The menu centers on authentic poutine options including a classic Québec-style (fries, cheese curds, brown gravy) and a Montréal Viande Fumée version with smoked meat, pickles, and mustard gravy, alongside Canadian beers and a Spiced Apple Slushy. It's a brand-new and exciting addition to the Canada pavilion's dining scene.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
Tucked into the cellar of the Canada pavilion, Le Cellier is one of the most sought-after reservations at all of Walt Disney World, celebrated for its legendary Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup with pretzel breadsticks and its exceptional steak program. The stone-walled, candlelit wine cellar atmosphere is intimate and distinctive — you genuinely feel removed from a theme park. Book at exactly 60 days out, as availability evaporates within minutes of opening.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Widely considered the best quick-service restaurant not just at EPCOT but potentially in all of Walt Disney World, Les Halles is an authentic Parisian-style bakery tucked inside the France pavilion. Fresh croissants, pain au chocolat, éclairs, napoleons, quiches, croque monsieurs, and soups are all available at remarkably reasonable prices for a Disney park. It opens earlier than most World Showcase locations, making it an excellent breakfast destination.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, snacks
A quick-service Chinese restaurant in the China pavilion serving satisfying staples like orange chicken with steamed rice, pot stickers, and egg rolls in a covered outdoor seating area. It's simple, reliable, and authentically flavored — a great fuel stop while touring World Showcase. The covered seating area provides welcome shade on hot Florida afternoons.
Open for: lunch, dinner
EPCOT's most refined French dining experience, Monsieur Paul sits on the second floor above Chefs de France offering French haute cuisine with both prix-fixe and à la carte options in an elegant, intimate setting. Named in honor of legendary chef Paul Bocuse, the kitchen executes classical techniques with seasonal luxury ingredients. It's one of the most genuinely exceptional restaurant experiences on Disney property.
Open for: dinner
The dining centerpiece of the China pavilion, Nine Dragons serves a diverse menu spanning Cantonese, Mongolian, Szechuan, and Hunan Chinese cuisines in an elegant, lantern-lit interior. It's a relatively easy reservation to score compared to EPCOT's headliners, making it a solid choice for guests who want a sit-down meal without the stress of booking months out. The honey sesame chicken and Peking-style duck are perennial favorites.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A small kiosk in the Norway pavilion that evolved from the original beer cart, now serving cold beverages, a spiced frozen Trollkrem concoction, and a few Norwegian snackables including School Bread. Perfect for a quick, refreshing stop while exploring Norway and waiting for Frozen Ever After.
Open for: snacks
A small counter inside the Spice Road Table market area in Morocco offering fruity slushies (with optional alcohol add-ins for adults), unique cocktails, and a mix-and-match assortment of Moroccan-inspired desserts. It's a sweet, refreshing pitstop perfectly located for guests exploring the Morocco pavilion. The colorful slushies are particularly popular on warm days.
Open for: snacks
A walk-up pizza window right next to Via Napoli serving thick-cut, Sicilian-style pizza by the slice — cheese, pepperoni, and rotating specialty toppings. It's open seasonally during the park's busier periods, so availability varies; when those wooden doors are open, a line forms quickly. A convenient, affordable way to get a taste of the Italy pavilion without a full table-service reservation.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A small outdoor refreshment kiosk located on the World Showcase promenade between the China and Germany pavilions, offering cold beverages, soft drinks, frozen lemonades, and light snacks. It's a handy hydration stop in the back stretch of World Showcase, particularly welcome on hot days when you need a cold drink without breaking stride.
Open for: snacks
A hearty American barbecue quick-service restaurant celebrating regional BBQ styles from across the country — think brisket, pulled pork, ribs, and craft beers on tap. The pavilion-style seating is comfortable and thematic. It's also the only quick-service option for the Eat to the Beat Concert Series dining package during EPCOT's Food & Wine Festival.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A warm and convivial British pub and dining room in the UK pavilion, Rose & Crown serves hearty English classics — fish and chips, bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, and sticky toffee pudding — alongside a wonderful selection of British ales and ciders. The outdoor patio is one of the best fireworks viewing spots at EPCOT, making it a top pick for a Luminous fireworks dining package. The pub side of the house is walk-up only.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Nestled inside the dramatic Mayan pyramid of the Mexico pavilion, San Angel Inn creates a perpetual twilight atmosphere overlooking the ancient ruins and the Gran Fiesta Tour boat ride. Authentic Mexican cuisine — mole poblano, skirt steak, tableside guacamole — is served in one of EPCOT's most romantic and unique settings. Even at midday, you'll feel like you're dining beneath a starry Mexican sky.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A casual izakaya-style pub restaurant in Japan pavilion with an open sushi bar and grill, serving sushi rolls, teppan items, and Japanese pub favorites in a convivial, conversation-friendly atmosphere. The menu changes seasonally to reflect different Japanese festivals and traditions. Its more relaxed vibe and later opening hours make it a distinctive alternative to the nearby Teppan Edo and Tokyo Dining.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A quick-service counter tucked at the back of the Germany pavilion near the Biergarten entrance, Sommerfest serves bratwurst, soft pretzels, apple strudel, and German beers. It's a great spot to grab a classic German snack and settle into one of the nearby courtyard tables for people-watching. Mobile ordering is available.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
The lounge side of Space 220 offers the same spectacular space-station atmosphere and a dedicated food and cocktail menu — without requiring the full prix-fixe commitment. ADRs are accepted for lounge seating, while bar stools are first-come, walk-up only. A clever way to experience the stunning décor when the main restaurant is sold out.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
One of EPCOT's most in-demand dining experiences, Space 220 simulates a journey 220 miles above Earth aboard a 'Stellavator' to the Centauri Space Station, with panoramic views of a simulated Earth below. The prix-fixe menu (two courses at lunch, three at dinner) features modern American cuisine in a jaw-dropping space-themed setting. Reservations are extremely hard to come by — book at exactly the 60-day mark.
Open for: lunch, dinner
One of EPCOT's most underrated dining experiences, Spice Road Table occupies a stunning waterfront location on the Morocco pavilion's lagoon shore with gorgeous views of the World Showcase Lagoon. The sharable small-plates menu features bold Mediterranean-North African flavors — hummus, lamb sliders, grilled kebabs, and falafel — designed for leisurely grazing. It's also one of the two fireworks dining package restaurants, making it a prime spot for Luminous viewing.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Located inside The Land pavilion, Sunshine Seasons is widely regarded as one of the best quick-service spots in all of Walt Disney World for its exceptional variety and freshness. Multiple food stations offer everything from wood-grilled meats and sustainable fish to Asian noodle bowls, soups, and sandwiches — much of it grown in EPCOT's own on-site greenhouses. A great choice when you want a satisfying, wholesome meal without a reservation.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
EPCOT's most upscale restaurant, Takumi-Tei offers a masterful multi-course omakase tasting experience in an exquisitely designed space that evokes a serene Japanese village — a genuinely transportive departure from theme park dining. The menu showcases Japanese A5 Wagyu beef and seasonal premium ingredients with extraordinary presentation. This is a bucket-list meal for serious food lovers, and reservations at the 60-day mark are essential.
Open for: dinner
A year-round Moroccan quick-service kiosk offering traditional Mediterranean dishes including kebabs, shawarma wraps, and stone-baked Moroccan bread, with menus that often shift to feature seasonal and festival-specific items. It's a flavorful and affordable way to sample Moroccan cuisine in a vibrant market-like setting. The menu is more limited than its former full restaurant days, but the food is reliably tasty.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
An entertaining hibachi-style restaurant in the Japan pavilion where your personal chef prepares steak, chicken, shrimp, and vegetables at a teppan grill right at your communal table. The interactive cooking show makes it a great choice for groups and families, with views of World Showcase Lagoon from the upper floor. Reservations are recommended but not as hard to snag as EPCOT's headliner restaurants.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Sharing the second floor with Teppan Edo, Tokyo Dining offers a refined menu of traditional Japanese cuisine — sushi, sashimi, tempura, and seasonal entrées — with some of the best lagoon views at EPCOT. The serene, modern interior is a welcome contrast to the sensory overload of the rest of the park. A great choice for sushi lovers who want a sit-down experience.
Open for: lunch, dinner
An intimate 96-seat wine bar tucked inside the Italy pavilion, designed to feel like a rustic Italian wine cellar with stone walls, a fireplace, and arched brick ceilings. Over 200 Italian wines are available by the glass or bottle, alongside a small-plates menu of charcuterie, cheeses, pasta, and seafood. No reservations are accepted — walk up and see what's available.
Open for: lunch, dinner
An elegant Italian trattoria at the heart of the Italy pavilion, Tutto Italia serves Roman-inspired cuisine including hand-rolled pasta, sautéed chicken and seafood, traditional lasagna, and tiramisu in a warmly decorated, white-tablecloth setting. The lagoon-view outdoor terrace is one of the most romantic dining spots at EPCOT. A classic, reliable choice for guests seeking authentic Italian in a beautiful setting.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Widely regarded as the best pizza in all of Walt Disney World, Via Napoli is a lively Neapolitan pizzeria with three enormous wood-burning ovens — named Etna, Vesuvio, and Stromboli — dominating an open kitchen. The pizzas use imported Italian ingredients and Campania-style dough, producing perfectly charred, chewy crusts. Reservations go quickly, so book as early as possible.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A classic British fish-and-chips counter in the UK pavilion, Yorkshire County Fish Shop serves golden, crispy beer-battered fish fillets with thick-cut chips — one of EPCOT's most beloved quick-service offerings. The outdoor seating beside the lagoon, paired with a pint of British ale, feels authentically reminiscent of a seaside English chippy. It's excellent value for the quality.
Open for: lunch, dinner