Walt Disney World is literally a "world" and there are countless places to grab a snack or a meal; but who wants the bare necessities when you can have the best? So we are doing a series where we will share with you the best places at WDW which offer the best eats; and today, we're discussing Epcot's World Showcase!
World Showcase has literally dozens of places to eat where you can enjoy cuisine from all over the world. Whether you are looking for a sit down meal or a snack, dining here is a tasty, cultural experience! However, since there are so many places to choose from, we have selected a few popular spots, as well as our own favorites, for you!
Norway:
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall-The castle setting and variety of Disney princesses makes this restaurant one of the best character meals at WDW! The Norwegian fare and meat and cheese buffet are delicious too; but if you're picky, you can always visit here for breakfast!
Kringla Bakeri og Cafe-One of the most famous bakeries at WDW, be sure to try to the School Bread and Cloudberry Horn. There are sandwiches to enjoy here as well.
France:
Boulangerie Patisserie-Another one of WDW's most famous bakeries. In addition to sandwiches, there are plenty of sweets and pastries to choose from here.
Chefs de France-We definitely recommend visiting here for lunch to try the 3 course menu. The French Onion Soup is cheesy and delicious!
American Adventure:
Fife and Drum Tavern-This snack stand offers some unique snacks and is popular with guests.
Italy:
Italy Gelato Stand-Sample cold and creamy Italian gelato or one of their sweet gelato combinations at this snack spot!
United Kingdom:
Yorkshire County Fish Shop-This counter service spot sells yummy fish and chips which can make a great snack or meal! If you're heading to the Rose and Crown Pub just for this dish, cancel your reservation and stop by this stand. It will save you some cash!
Canada:
Le Cellier-One of the most famous restaurants at WDW. Be sure to book way in advance and order the Filet Mignon with Mushroom Risotto and Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup. Don't miss out on their pretzel bread either!
So what do you think? Are any of these spots your favorites? Share with us!
World Showcase has literally dozens of places to eat where you can enjoy cuisine from all over the world. Whether you are looking for a sit down meal or a snack, dining here is a tasty, cultural experience! However, since there are so many places to choose from, we have selected a few popular spots, as well as our own favorites, for you!
Norway:
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall-The castle setting and variety of Disney princesses makes this restaurant one of the best character meals at WDW! The Norwegian fare and meat and cheese buffet are delicious too; but if you're picky, you can always visit here for breakfast!
Kringla Bakeri og Cafe-One of the most famous bakeries at WDW, be sure to try to the School Bread and Cloudberry Horn. There are sandwiches to enjoy here as well.
France:
Boulangerie Patisserie-Another one of WDW's most famous bakeries. In addition to sandwiches, there are plenty of sweets and pastries to choose from here.
Chefs de France-We definitely recommend visiting here for lunch to try the 3 course menu. The French Onion Soup is cheesy and delicious!
American Adventure:
Fife and Drum Tavern-This snack stand offers some unique snacks and is popular with guests.
Italy:
Italy Gelato Stand-Sample cold and creamy Italian gelato or one of their sweet gelato combinations at this snack spot!
United Kingdom:
Yorkshire County Fish Shop-This counter service spot sells yummy fish and chips which can make a great snack or meal! If you're heading to the Rose and Crown Pub just for this dish, cancel your reservation and stop by this stand. It will save you some cash!
Canada:
Le Cellier-One of the most famous restaurants at WDW. Be sure to book way in advance and order the Filet Mignon with Mushroom Risotto and Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup. Don't miss out on their pretzel bread either!
So what do you think? Are any of these spots your favorites? Share with us!
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