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Epcot : help with place to eat please
- Thread starter CheerT1
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Sunshine Seasons in The Land. Large variety.
Is that inside living with the land?
danyoung56
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There was just a writeup on Easy WDW about the Lotus Blossom Café, the quick service place in China. Looked pretty good!
Schneewittchen
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Tangierine cafe if your kids like hummus, rice, grilled meat, etc.
we have a few hours before lunch.
Cool, thanks
Schneewittchen
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La Cantina de San Angel - kids love Mexican and the churros are the best.
Schneewittchen
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Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles - tasty cheesy sandwiches.
180º
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Can't go wrong with Boulangerie Patisserie for some good sandwiches, quiche, baked goods, or just a baguette! If you're going the meat route, Morocco is great. Tangerine Cafe or get a table at the amazing Restaurant Marrakesh.
And don't forget to grab some lefse from Norway later. Man, I wish I was there.
And don't forget to grab some lefse from Norway later. Man, I wish I was there.
belledream
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We tend to stay away from Lotus Blossom Café as it's not very different from Chinese take-out at home. May I suggest Katsura Grill for a more unique take on Asian food? We always get good udon soups and chicken cutlets there!
epcotisbest
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Living With the Land is a boat ride. It is located inside The Land pavilion. Sunshine Seasons is a food court type dining area with lots of variety, also located inside The Land pavilion. If you go there, try the strawberry shortcake.
Inside the Land Pavilion. Go in and down the escalator. You will see the seating area out in the middle.
Good luck. Lots of dining options in Epcot. Also don't forget the walk up Fish and Chips place next to The Rose and Crown.
zurgandfriend
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If not Sunshine Seasons how about the Biergarten? it's a buffet so there are lots to choose from and they have a stage show.
epcotisbest
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Yes, we love the fish and chips there.
Berret
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I may catch flak for this, but another place you may consider is Starbucks. Granted, it's no sit-down meal by any stretch of the imagination, but I like their breakfast sandwiches, even for lunch, and there are some drinks that kids can enjoy. My 11-year-old stepson loves to eat there.
YozhikRoth
Active Member
Maybe I'm spoiled, as my kids have always been adventurous eaters, but I take the opportunity at EPCOT to let them challenge their palettes. Their first trip, when they were 6 and 4, we did the Princess Buffet at Norway as a way to introduce Scandinavian food, then had dinner later at Marrakesh. Of course there was plenty of burgers and ice cream as well.
Weather_Lady
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My family's favorite is Tangierine Cafe in the Morocco Pavilion (shawarma platters with tabbouleh, baklava for dessert) -- although we buy one adult plate to split between our two children, because the kids' menu there is (or was, when we were there) just burgers and such. If we want something quick with which we can walk around and aren't looking for more than one or two menu options from which to choose, fish 'n chips from the GB Pavilion is a good choice.
If you want to go to the place with the largest selection of freshly-prepared foods (multiple stations with everything from Asian-inspired dishes to soups and sandwiches), then Sunshine Seasons (in the center of The Land pavilion) is the place to go.
If you want to go to the place with the largest selection of freshly-prepared foods (multiple stations with everything from Asian-inspired dishes to soups and sandwiches), then Sunshine Seasons (in the center of The Land pavilion) is the place to go.