Club Cooloholic
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I have to be honest, I have never stepped foot in the Liberty Tavern, I didn't even know there was a QS there! Probably wont do it as we like to try more interesting fare, but the seating area looks cool
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What's the best quick service restaurant at Epcot?
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Kingoglow
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Liberty Tavern is cool.
It is a nice place about half way around the long walk around the lake. There is seating inside and out, and a condiments bar (if I remember correctly). The bathrooms are right next door which makes it easy for families with younger kids to do a one-stop.
It is a nice place about half way around the long walk around the lake. There is seating inside and out, and a condiments bar (if I remember correctly). The bathrooms are right next door which makes it easy for families with younger kids to do a one-stop.
jaklgreen
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This was exactly what I was going to say. This is our must do several times per trip. Love the chicken shawarma.
jaklgreen
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My kids have loved Tangierine Cafe since they were little. We go there every trip. Oh, and do not waste stomach space on Electric Umbrella.
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jaklgreen
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Boma.This is great. Thank you for all your suggestion. Now I only have to figure table service for only 3 nights.
Agreed completely....
DisneyJill
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favorites: cantina de san angel in mexico, les halles in france, sunshine seasons.
least favorites: electric umbrella and lotus blossom.
least favorites: electric umbrella and lotus blossom.
KaliSplash
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I would lean toward 4 Seasons. But I like America myself. (Better variety than Electric Umbrella. There are, of course, a number of more varied offerings around World Showcase, depending on taste.
danyoung56
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Umm, if we're talking about the Tangierine Cafe (and tangerine is an orange - Tangierine is a Cafe), it's nowhere near Soarin' and Living with the Land.
Club Cooloholic
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Nope talking Sunshine Seasons. Which is very close
danyoung56
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A little careful reading on my part shows that you are correct and I am not. . .sorry about that.
Club Cooloholic
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With the amount of typos I usually have you would be forgiven for being confused by anything I post
John park hopper
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United Kingdom, Yorkshire County Fish Ship (fish & chips) gets my vote
awoogala
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WS: Tangierine cafe, boulangerie in france has some great sandwich/quiche like stuff, Norway (if it's open) has some good sandwiches, UK fish and chips (either outside, or you can order it inside the pub and have a pint at the same time), mexico has some ok to good quick meals- empanadas at the margarita stand, some quick tacos on the waterfront one.
FW: Sunshine seasons (though it depends on what you order, I've had good and bad there)
Honestly, none of the q.s. places are anything out of this world, but the fish and chips and falafel are pretty darn good.
FW: Sunshine seasons (though it depends on what you order, I've had good and bad there)
Honestly, none of the q.s. places are anything out of this world, but the fish and chips and falafel are pretty darn good.
Yes, Electric Umbrella has always been known as a burguers and chicken nuggets place. That was not very appealing to me, until one day I ventured in and found:
THE brisket sandwich!
It even has a cheese-beer sauce!
Delicious!
disneyworlddad
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I'd agree on the Tangerine Cafe! Cool little vibe and tasty food. My wife also likes the Japanese place (not my favorite but I do enjoy their outdoor seating). If I'm by myself I like to get some Poutine just as you enter Canada (Port of Refreshment I think its called). No place to sit really so I walk and eat and usually end up listening to the band playing in Canada.
DISR
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As others have said, Yorkshire County Fish and Tangierine Cafe are solid choices. I also think Katsura Grill is under-rated. The tempura udon was very good when I tried it. It is also a fairly out-of-the-way and peaceful setting for EPCOT. With all the other choices, I haven't hit Les Halles for lunch in a long time, but I loved it for breakfast when I was staying at YC.