Ranking EVERY Restaurant in EPCOT

Do all these restaurants have non-alcoholic drinks too? Just because you showcase their alcoholic drinks, and I don't drink.

any food trucks around there anywhere?or a hot dog stand?any food courts?

does the regal eagle have potato salad? i don't like cheese, so no macaroni and cheese for me.i would hope it has potato salad, what kind of bbq place doesn't have potato salad.

any italian place there have spaghetti?

Garden Grill 💯

The top 5 on this list is an absolute joke. but hey if you can convince the suckers to dine there instead of stealing reservations of the best spots, then im happy

The Top 5 on this list is an absolute joke, but hey if you can convince the suckers to dine there instead of the actual good places, then I'm happy.

No DFBGuide lady, I dont have a good americanized chinese restaurant because I live smack dab in the middle of Brazil

What about takumi tei?

Tepen Edo was not a good experience for us. The place is old and in need of upkeep and the food was horribly bland. Maybe it was just our chef but we did not enjoy it one bit. We've eaten at other hibachi style retsraunts and have loved it. It's off our list of options

I get the Lottus dig...it did look like whatever take-out in any US city--but Teppon Edo is great food with real Japanese chefs/cooks--one of my favorites. I took your advice from earlier rankings and went to the Canadian restaurant--it was not good--at all. Really pedestrian. You could say the same about this restaurant that you knock the others for--better steak restaurants in my hometown. Also, they managed to serve a really bad Poutine--that is hard to do.

Our go to is always lunch at Rose and Crown, dinner at Biergarten. yes we are hearty eaters. But they are great places to chill and dont feel too crazy.

I've always been a fan of Teppan Edo, Biergarten, Nine Dragons, and Akershus as far as sit down restaurants go. For quick service, I like Lotus Blossom, Regal Eagle, Sunshine Seasons, and Sommerfest although I tend to go to the festival booths instead.

The only one I really avoid is Le Cellier... its way too expensive for what you get.

Iger destroyed everything Eisner built.

Such a great channel for a foodie. Enjoy the ranking vids. “Save your rear end” nice shot on that line.😅

What’s the point of rating things on a scale of 1-10 if the lowest number given is 5? Are we supposed to believe that absolutely everything is average or above? There’s truly nothing below average in the entire park? If you’re only going to utilize a 5 number range then perhaps a scale of 1-5 would be more accurate and more useful to those of us watching. Thanks!

I think this rating only works if you look at from a perspective of an adult diner who appreciates fine cuisine. As a mother of 5 children/teenagers I can assure that Lotus Blossom Cafe is a massive hit with them and it’s great for my wallet too as they genuinely enjoy it and nothing is wasted. Perhaps a good idea would be a separate ranking for kid friendly food?

Le Celier is also my absolute favorite restaurant. My wife and I were with my mum in EPCOT years ago and were looking for a late lunch . I really wanted to eat here but we had no reservations. I went up an on the off chance asked if they had a table for 3 and they did! We were so excited and had the best meal ever. Since then we have eaten there again and it's still great-- never disappoints. Thanks for your reviews.

thank you! thank you! thank you! we are in Carribean Beach Resort for all of next week...very helpful! one request: can you please make a video on best desserts at the over-the-counter/snack bars at Epcot?

I love that the San Angel chapter is called "Sand and Hell"

Hibachi is not Hibachi when its Teppanyaki

San Angel Inn is sooo dark- you can’t even see the menus and the food is bland.

Garden Grill is appropriately ranked. It could be #1 without controversy IMO. Biergarten could be a top 5.

The coral reef menu change shifted them to one that feels generic. It uses to be one I enjoyed and now it's one I forger is there.

I miss the original Alfredo's it seems like it was the only place you can get an actual original fettuccine alfredo in the US

LOL, food not that great at Space 220? I just spent a week at Disney and was lucky enough to get a reservation there, and frankly, it was BY FAR the absolute best meal we had. BY FAR. It wasn't even close. Downsides are it is quite expensive and very difficult to get a reservation, but it was so good, it was the only meal during my week at Disney that I was 100% satisfied with, even taking cost into consideration as a factor.

Tutu Italian restaurant does not serve Italian food. It serves American Italian food. authentic Italian food would not feature any tomatoes as that is a New World food also creams creamy Alfredo is the New York Way to make that dish not the Italian way

The best Asian/asian fusion in Disney is yak n yeti table service

Ranking the creperie second from the bottom is wild. That place is amazing.

Zella Overpass

Roel Forks

Cronin Plaza

O'Conner Fort

Le Cellier is a restaurant I wanted to love but the waitress we had was very rude and acted like we were an inconvenience for even being there. Some of the food was absolutely great but the steak itself was a little underwhelming. Not to mention they sat us in a cramped corner by the restrooms which was very claustrophobic

Ivory Lakes

Garden Grill food looks gross. Like, cafeteria level. O_O

Tessie Light

Hello, we have seafood allergies where should we go in Epcot!?

This is the first time I feel like you’ve been genuinely thoroughly honest about the prices and quality of food and I really appreciate that. Good list for good reasons

You did such a great job with your rankings! “Right on the Money”!

Hey AJ! So my family and I are going to Disney May 12 and will be going to Epcot that Wednesday. We’re staying at a skyliner resort so we will be entering at the international gateway. I was thinking we would head straight for Remys and have crepes for breakfast but my question is, after France, which direction should we go? Should we go towards Canada and world celebration or towards the other pavilions like Japan and Germany??? Note: we would like a good spot to watch the fireworks

Is that really Snow White holding an American pizza?!

….JAIL

Is it just me or the lobster is not cooked.

We are at Tutto Italia. It was fancy and expensive, but totally not authentic. My spaghetti and meatballs were not authentic (because that is not a pairing usually done in Italy), and my spaghetti noodles were not cooked enough, although seemingly made fresh. Not worth $30. We had to ask for bread too, when other tables around us had it from the start. The service was much better from Rose and Crown. These are both European places with cast members from respective countries. Both servers know about American tipping culture, but our British born server provided much better service with many years living in the US just 4 months, while the Italian who has lived here for many years.

I’m with you AJ… garden grill is the best!

I am partial to the Biergarten since I am German, but I love Spice Road Table, chefs de France, and my all time favorite character dining other than Ohana at Poly is Garden Grill.