Did you know that Epcot is home to some of the best quick service restaurants at Walt Disney World?
But heed this warning, this article can and will make you hungry!
Epcot is a true foodie’s paradise. But with so much to do and see, sometimes a traditional Table Service meal isn’t always in the cards.
And that’s OK – because this park is jam packed with delicious quick service options, hiding ‘round every bend.
Don’t forget, all of the Quick Service locations listed below are perfect for adults, solo travelers and families.
So, pack your bags and let’s start exploring!
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1. La Cantina De San Angel (Mexico)
Vibrant, festive, and full of life, La Cantina De San Angel is the Quick Service crown jewel of Mexico. Well, the crown jewel of the Mexico Pavilion… that is!
Here, you can expect to find all your typical Mexican fare, from tasty tacos and nachos to sweet churros and guacamole! However, this isn’t your average everyday neighborhood Taco Bell.
Authenticity is at the heart of this menu, offering you true to form cold draft beers, house-made margaritas, and specialty Mexican sodas!
Just be sure to bring your appetite because these portion sizes are generous!
Things to Know for this Epcot Quick Service Location:
- Price Range: $12 to $18
- Top Pick: Tacos de Barbacoa – Shredded Beef on homemade Corn Tortillas topped with Red Salsa and Cilantro. Served with Rice and Black Beans with Queso Fresco
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2. Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe (Norway)
You don’t have to be a Viking to enjoy these sensational Norwegian delights! Hands down one of these most affordable and delectable snacks on ALL Walt Disney World property,
Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe invites you to relish in the realness of their endless array of traditional specialties, served in a rustic Scandinavian-themed setting!
The only downside here is that everything on the menu is more or less a dessert item… if you can even consider that a downside!
But if you’re in the mood to indulge your inner sweet tooth, there is no sweeter deal in town!
Things to Know for this Epcot Quick Service Location:
- Price Range: $5 to $12
- Top Pick: School Bread – Sweet Roll filled with Custard and dipped in Coconut
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3. Yorkshire County Fish Shop (UK)
You’ll only find two things to eat on the menu at Yorkshire Country Fish Shop – and that’s crisp battered fish and piping-hot chips!
But what this quaint little shack lacks in variety, it makes up for in flavor. And whether is be Bass Ale or Harp Lager, who could enjoy a plate of fine British fare without a proper pint?
Not to mention, their turnaround is incredibly fast, making it ideal for a Park Hopping Hipster on the go, like yourself making it one of the best quick service restaurants in Epcot!
Things to Know for this Epcot Quick Service Location:
- Price Range: $10 to $15
- Top Pick: Fish and Chips
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4. Katsura Grill (Japan)
Chances are, you’ve walked past this serene setting and have never taken the mild trek uphill to find from where that pleasant aroma is coming.
But if you venture towards the sound of taiko drums beating softy in the distance, you can enjoy a delectable meal of Chicken Teriyaki, Sushi, or Chicken Cutlet Curry, as you sit amid a gorgeous Japanese garden that showcases a one of a kind peaceful water feature.
And if you have a bit more of an adventurous palate, we encourage you to try the sake and plum wine!
You’d be hard-pressed to find a more relaxing outdoor environment in all of World Showcase!
Things to Know for this Epcot Quick Service Location:
- Price Range: $12 to $18
- Top Pick: Chicken and Beef Teriyaki Combination Platter
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5. Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue (America)
If you haven’t been to Regal Eagle Smokehouse… get ready… because you’re in for a real surprise!
Believe it or not, this is easily one of the (if not the) best Quick Service location in Epcot! This smokehouse is just two years old and is already becoming a Walt Disney World must-do!
Honoring the regions of American backyard barbecue, Regal Eagle Smokehouse presents a succulent lineup on their menu, from Memphis Dry-rub Pork Ribs to North Carolina Chopped Smoked Pork Butt!
Meanwhile, they host a solid stock of libations and beverages, including beers and ciders from around the USA, specialty co*cktails, west coast wines, and more.
It is also worth noting that if you’re a fan of The Muppets, this joint pays a salute to all Muppets. But mostly Sam Eagle.
Things to Know for this Epcot Quick Service Location:
- Price Range: $15 to $25
- Top Pick: Sliced Texas Beef Brisket Sandwich
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What To Know Before You Go to Epcot
Now that you know my top 5 quick service locations at Epcot, let’s quickly go through a few Frequently Asked Questions that may come up along the way!
Remember, the more you know before you head into the parks, the more you’ll get out of the parks!
What Restaurants are Quick Service at Epcot?
- Block & Hans
- Choza de Margarita
- Crepes A Exporter by a Creperie de Paris
- Fife & Drum Tavern
- Funnel Cake
- Gelateria Toscana
- Joffery’s Coffee & Tea Company (Various Locations)
- Joy of Tea
- Kabuki Café
- Karmell-Kuche
- Katsura Grill
- Kinggla Bakeri Og Kafe
- La Cantina de San Angel
- La Cava del Tequila
- The Land Cart
- L’Artisan des Glaces
- Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie
- Les Vins des Chefs de France
- Lotus Blossom Café
- Oasis Sweets & Sips
- Popcorn in Canada
- Refreshment Outpost
- Refreshment Port
- Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue
- Somerfest
- Spice Road Table
- Sunshine Seasons
- Traveler’s Café
- Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar
- UK Beef Cart
- Yorkshire County Fish Shop
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Which Disney Resort has the best Quick Service?
In my opinion, the best resort Quick Service is Captain Cook’s, located within Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.
Revered for its Thai Coconut Meatballs, Pulled Pork Nachos, and Tonga Toast, this Quick Service offers savory eats, sweet treats, ultra-relaxed vibes, and a stunning view of the Lava Pool.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is also on the monorail, making it incredibly accessible to guests who are not staying at the resort.
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My Final Thoughts on the Best Quick Service Restaurants at Epcot
Well ThemeParkHipster, I hope my list of the Best Quick Service at Epcot provided atasty hint of where to explore for your next trip around World Showcase!
Hopefully you’ll walk away with a better idea of where to go for solid theming, food, and fun so you can make an informed decision on you next day at Epcot!
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Until next time, Happy Park Hopping Hipsters!
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About the Author
Ted Wioncek III is a professional Show Director, who specializes in developing highly themed experiences with immersive live entertainment. His work has garnered him a reputation as a “master in storytelling.”
In addition, he is also a Walt Disney World Annual Passholdin’-D23 lovin’-DVC card carryin’-theme park enthusiast, specializing in theatrical review, food critique, and double-blind Dole Whip taste testing. Ted lives in sunny Florida with his beautiful wife, daughter, and their adorable rescue beagle, affectionately named, Professor Indiana Bones. You can contact him atTheDisneyPassport@gmail.com.
(Original Article Date: March 21, 2022/Updated by Editor on May 27, 2024)
