ssidiouss@mac.c
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Biergarten!!! is my #1 favorite Epcot restuarant..
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Which country to eat at?
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ErickainPA
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We ate at Morrocco during our honeymoon, the food was awesome. Definately something to try. Right now we are tossed on what place to try this time for dinner.
ONUpolarbears
Member
I love eating in germany!
BRER STITCH
Well-Known Member
Well....I'm certainly not the first one to chime in with a vote for the BIERGARTEN in GERMANY, but it truly is one of the best deals in dining at Epcot! The kicker is....it's also DELICIOUS!
Go for a late lunch and you get all the same food on their wonderful buffet, plus the OOM-PAH band floor show and quite possibly the best apple strudel anywhere INCLUDED for dessert!
Forget all those who say to just go with whatever you like! You can do that at home! :lol:
Get your buns to the BIERGARTEN!!! Speaking of buns...they have the most spectacular pretzle buns......but you don't want to get me started again!
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Go for a late lunch and you get all the same food on their wonderful buffet, plus the OOM-PAH band floor show and quite possibly the best apple strudel anywhere INCLUDED for dessert!
Forget all those who say to just go with whatever you like! You can do that at home! :lol:
Get your buns to the BIERGARTEN!!! Speaking of buns...they have the most spectacular pretzle buns......but you don't want to get me started again!
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dumboflyer
Well-Known Member
1. Biergarten around 1pm for lunch with the oompah band!!! Best deal too! (The apple strudel is so good there because it has groundcheries in it. They are a little tiny yellow berry that is rarely used except I know about it because my grandma makes groundchery pie!! YUM!)
2. Morrocco: Both the sit-down and the quick-service are GREAT! The quick-service has the BEST lamb platter (think gyros). At the sit-down one, I had this yummy chicken 'eggroll'-type thing that had cinnamon and sugar on it! SO good, but very unusual! They have very nice workers at Morrocoo pavillion too!
3. Italy: I recommend the fettuine alfredo in the appetizer portion ($11). Even for big eaters, the full portion is too big! It is very, very yummy---You'll never want to eat at the Olive Garden again! Haha!
4. China, Canada and Mexico are all very good, but they are the least exciting to me. BUT you can't go wrong wherever you go!
5. Japan is fun because they cook it in front of you, but really there are lots of non-Disney restaurants that do that now too. The novelty might wear off if you have one in your own hometown. But it's very good and fun!
2. Morrocco: Both the sit-down and the quick-service are GREAT! The quick-service has the BEST lamb platter (think gyros). At the sit-down one, I had this yummy chicken 'eggroll'-type thing that had cinnamon and sugar on it! SO good, but very unusual! They have very nice workers at Morrocoo pavillion too!
3. Italy: I recommend the fettuine alfredo in the appetizer portion ($11). Even for big eaters, the full portion is too big! It is very, very yummy---You'll never want to eat at the Olive Garden again! Haha!
4. China, Canada and Mexico are all very good, but they are the least exciting to me. BUT you can't go wrong wherever you go!
5. Japan is fun because they cook it in front of you, but really there are lots of non-Disney restaurants that do that now too. The novelty might wear off if you have one in your own hometown. But it's very good and fun!
Kwit35
New Member
I have to agree. We love Morocco for a yummy, quick bite. The shwarma (sp?) is to die for.mandib said:
However, for atmosphere, we just love Mexico. It is so romantic to sit by the water and watch the boats go by. The food is Japan is really good, but you can do a Japaneese steakhouse anywhere.
debpeduz
Active Member
I too love all the countries. If you can get a seating outside at Rose and Crown during Illuminations, great! It is one of the best places to enjoy great fish, chips, Guinness and the show in my book.
Also, the Cantina de San Angel has great Mexican fast food. Great nachos and margaritas!
Also, the Cantina de San Angel has great Mexican fast food. Great nachos and margaritas!
shoppingnut
Active Member
I love Le Cellier and Chef de France with Japan and UK following, even China's Nine Dragons is very good. Germany I can't get passed the smell of cooking brautwurst or whatever it is, it turns my stomach every time we are over there.
ArielBelle
Member
Yenfid said:
I definitely agree with that. The atmosphere in Mexico is just to die for though, I think it is one of the best themed with the tie in to El Rio De Tiempo. But the menu is limited and disappointing..while the Fast Food Mexico is so fulfilling!
Japan Hibachi style was disappointing, we eat at Hibachi type restaurants often and Disney's Japan gives a lot less portion and it's not really too amazing..
I had lunch in Italy last trip, the pizza is just amazing..and the pasta dishes that my cousins ate were also very good, as well as the chicken parmigiana. The service there is hit or miss though..our waiter seemed a little lost, but a nearby waiter was just amazing, even to us!
I'm still dying to try Le Celier..I've heard so many good things about it. And the pastries everywhere are not to be missed!
diddy_mouse
Well-Known Member
I think I'm going to try Biergarden on the next trip. Sounds like a good place to hit...my only problem is the sauerkraut (me no likee!) But I'll give it a try!
We had a hard time trying to find a place to eat, we just couldn't decide on where to go...it all looked so good!
We had a hard time trying to find a place to eat, we just couldn't decide on where to go...it all looked so good!
