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Best Counter Service at Epcot....
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saucymb
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We always love the Boulangerie Patisseriein France...the ham and cheese croissants are fantastic. They also have quiche, a cheese plate, and out-of-this-world desserts.
My mother swears that the absolutely best burgers and chicken strips at WDW are at the Liberty Inn. I personally find them on par with all of the other burgers and chicken strips on property, but it's a must for her.
And lastly, although I always hear terrible things about Cantina de San Angel in Mexico, I enjoy it. My husband is a very picky eater (even more picky than me, which makes us the least-exciting couple at the dinner party!), and he enjoyed his dinner at the Cantina.
My mother swears that the absolutely best burgers and chicken strips at WDW are at the Liberty Inn. I personally find them on par with all of the other burgers and chicken strips on property, but it's a must for her.
And lastly, although I always hear terrible things about Cantina de San Angel in Mexico, I enjoy it. My husband is a very picky eater (even more picky than me, which makes us the least-exciting couple at the dinner party!), and he enjoyed his dinner at the Cantina.
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DigitalDisney
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It used to be the old Farmers Market / Sunshine Season by a landslide, but that's not necessarily true any more
Unfortunately, the Electric Umbrella and Liberty Inn are pretty much your only options for quick, standard fare anymore. They don't have anything special (it's the standard average WDW food).
Honestly, Epcot has too many good snacks to pass up. Why not munch on Kaki Goris, churros, Gelati, funnel cakes, etc. instead of sitting down and eating actual meals?
Unfortunately, the Electric Umbrella and Liberty Inn are pretty much your only options for quick, standard fare anymore. They don't have anything special (it's the standard average WDW food).
Honestly, Epcot has too many good snacks to pass up. Why not munch on Kaki Goris, churros, Gelati, funnel cakes, etc. instead of sitting down and eating actual meals?
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fiftiesdean
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dvm said:
shaved ice with syrup on it
Also, add another fan for the Cantina....ate there again last Thursday......good stuff :slurp:
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CAPTAIN HOOK
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I gotta say that I can't really complain about The Electric Umbrella. BTW whats the name of the little place dierectly across from TEB (on the other side of the fountains) where they sell the cakes and gateau ? :slurp:
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SANDKRUSER
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We like the Lotus Blossom Cafe in China - good fried rice and egg rolls, as well as fairly decent entrees - fast, friendly and clean.
We like the Cantina in Mexico too except that most of the time it's so crowded and the tables, etc. are messy (full of leftover, dropped, mexican food). It seems like every time we eat there, we have to spend some time cleaning the table and chairs so we can sit down. But the food is good.
We like the Cantina in Mexico too except that most of the time it's so crowded and the tables, etc. are messy (full of leftover, dropped, mexican food). It seems like every time we eat there, we have to spend some time cleaning the table and chairs so we can sit down. But the food is good.
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Yellow Shoes
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Huge fan of Yakatori.
My kids love teriyaki chicken on skewers and white rice. It's a nice break from fried everything, and they still get chicken.
My kids love teriyaki chicken on skewers and white rice. It's a nice break from fried everything, and they still get chicken.
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