Alone in Epcot, where would you eat?

[daisyduckie]

So the rest of my family has decided to go golfing late one afternoon during our trip. So now I have the bonus of having some time to myself, and get to decide where me, all by myself, want to eat.

I'm open to suggestions. We will be at WDW during the food and wine fest, so I'm even considering not making an ADR and snacking around the world. However, it will be Friday night, so I'm pretty sure it will be a nut house!

Any thoughts?????

 

[Hakunamatata]

If it were me, I would do hibachi in Japan.

 

[belledream]

Snack around the world, or treat yourself to a great view and sushi at Tokyo Dining Never too crowded and a relaxed atmosphere.

 

[Bob]

Sommerfest

 

[seahawk7]

Boulangerie Patisserie is a good choice. But so is Japan restaurants both QS and TS.

 

[JohnD]

An outside table at Rose and Crown where you have a great view of the lagoon. Kick back with a beer(s) and casual food.

 

[DizneyPryncess]

Tokyo Dining - I love the veggie tempura, salad & soup there. I could just lounge there, people watch, & eat.

 

[jaklgreen]

I like Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar. I always eat there every trip.

 

[The Incredible Schmulk]

If it were me in your situation, I wouldn't even bother with a reservation. I'd just snack my way to oblivion. I feel awkward dining by myself, especially if it's a seat I had to reserve or wait thirty minutes to get, so the F&W would be the perfect option.

 

[DisneyDelirious]

Looks like pugmalion1 beat me to it. I wouldn't make an ADR. I find picking up tasty treats as I roam Epcot to be better than limiting myself to one big meal. I gleefully graze my way from Sunshine Seasons, all the way around the World Showcase.

 

[zurgandfriend]

I agree with @Trotsky Shula's would be my first choice. Otherwise the ESPN club no reservations accepted or QS in Sunshine Seasons.

 

[BufordTJustice]

When the family get's burned out, I head to the World by myself and take my leisurely time and "drink" (as well as snack) around the World. You would be surprised at how much you miss when you have kids along. Be sure to bring your camera.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

The cantina in Mexico for cheese empanadas, or Sunshine Seasons.

 

[bee]

I'm going to echo those who say to snack around the festival. If the lack of spontaneity won't bother you, you may want to look at the menus online in advance to prioritize the things you would most like to try so you don't end up stuffed after the first few booths you visit.

 

[slappy magoo]

Walk up to the counter at Beaches and Cream.

but if your heart's set on Epcot, I'd pick a place that includes some entertainment - like Biergarten or Marrakesh

 

[Polyman]

Stay away from World Showcase during F&W on a Friday night. You won't be able to move and will be constantly bumped and shoved by rowdy drunks. You'd starve waiting in any kiosk line. Dine anywhere else besides F&W.

 

[harryk]

Rose and Crown (on the porch if possible) relaxing and watch the birds, boats and possibly Illuminations! It is not exotic - but it is filling.

 

[DisneyDebNJ]

If it were me, I would do hibachi in Japan.

My son does this every year by himself. (because one trip to Teppan Edo isnt enough LOL)

 

[aw14]

An outside table at Rose and Crown where you have a great view of the lagoon. Kick back with a beer(s) and casual food.

This would be my suggestion as well. This is my families favorite stop on grounds

 

[boilerpicc]

Personally, I would do the F&W kiosks. It'll be crowded, but there will be some great people watching. Some of the drunk groups are funny! Second would be sushi at Tokyo Dining since most of my family doesn't like that. Third would be a sandwich from France.