The 15 Most Delish Foods At Epcot
The 15 Most Delish Foods At Epcot
Epcot is the Walt Disney World park of your grown-ass dreams. Its World Showcase is dedicated to the sites and bites from 11 countries around the world, making it the greatest way to avoid tiny, screaming humans and just stuff your face. (You can even get a little tipsy, too.) These are the park's 15 foods worth your dollars. Or euros. Or yen.
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With all the amazing food at Epcot, especially in the World Showcase, it can be tough to know what to eat. We ate our way through Future World and beyond to pick the very best snacks, sandwiches, desserts and more.
Banoffee Tart
We have England to thank for introducing America to treasures like Kit Harington, The Office, and banoffee pie — a combo of bananas, cream, and toffee. Rose & Crown's mini tart version is made with chocolate, too.
Where To Find It: Rose & Crown in the United Kingdom
Welsh Pub Burger
The U.K. is all about that #publife, and Rose & Crown — Epcot's take on the faraway bar scene — does the cluster of countries across the pond proud with its Welsh Pub Burger, topped with rarebit sauce, bacon, and beer-battered leeks.
Where To Find It: Rose & Crown in the United Kingdom
Hummus Fries
Spice Road Table's hummus fries had us at "deep-fried." (They're really a cross between creamy hummus and chewy falafel.) These are the perfect way to cut out the middle man — chips — and get maximum hummus intake.
Where To Find It: Spice Road Table in Morocco
Gelato Sandwich
What happens when you put a scoop of sweet ice cream between two salty brioche buns and place them in a panini press? As Miley Cyrus puts it, you get the best of both worlds. We can only assume she was referring to this.
Where To Find It: L'Artisan des Glaces in France
Potato "Scale" Fish
Leave it to the France pavilion to boast the swankiest dinner reservation in Epcot. Monsieur Paul's black sea bass covered in potato "scales" will set you back $42, but the rosemary cream sauce is good enough to drink like soup — and it's worth it for the 'gram alone.
Where To Find It: Monsieur Paul in France
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Ice Cream Slushie
America is no stranger to food mash-ups, but let us take a moment to salute the genius at Fife and Drum Tavern who decided to combine strawberry and blue raspberry slushies with soft-serve vanilla ice cream. The name is fitting: The American Dream.
Where To Find It: Fife and Drum Tavern in The American Adventure
Volcano Roll
Some say Mount Fuji is the most picturesque volcano in Japan. And to that, we say consider this: Tokyo Dining's volcano roll is a stack of California rolls with sashimi tuna, salmon, yellowtail, masago, and tempura crunch cascading down the sides. The winner is clear, no?
Where To Find It: Tokyo Dining in Japan
School Bread
In Norway, kids don't just find prepackaged gummies and broken Oreos in their lunch bags. They get school bread (or skolebr?d, which you can find at Kringla Bakeri og Cafe), a sweet roll filled with custard and topped with grated coconut.
Where To Find It: Kringla Bakeri og Cafe in Norway
Germany
One of Berlin's most famous exports is Werther's Originals caramel, and Karamell-Küche is a shrine to the stuff. You'll get a good taste of it in the s'more which has a caramel layer between the marshmallow and is drizzled with caramel, too.
Where To Find It: Karamell-Küche in Germany
Buffalo-Bleu Cheese Popcorn
No country will take credit for the buffalo bleu cheese popcorn sold in Epcot's Future World (cough, 'Murica, cough), but the fiery kernels beat any of the stuff you'll find in those sorry Christmas tins.
Where To Find It: Popcorn stand in Future World
Beer Cheese Soup
Our neighbors up North have a rep for being some of the nicest people in the world. After trying their cheddar cheese soup at Le Cellier Steakhouse — it's spiked with New Brunswick's Moosehead beer and sprinkled with smoked bacon — we can confirm they are also some of the most brilliant.
Where To Find It: Le Cellier Steakhouse in Canada
Poutine
Canada's poutine is a national treasure, and Le Cellier Steakhouse serves two versions. Go for the signature classic, with Canadian cheddar, truffles and red wine reduction. You won't be sorry — or, soorry.
Where To Find It: Le Cellier Steakhouse in Canada
Arancini
Via Napoli's tiny balls of fried risotto, mozzarella, and meat ragu are your chance to be a trailblazer in a world of pasta lovers and pizza fanatics. They're called arancini — and they're about to become your new favorite food.
Where To Find It: Via Napoli in Italy
Coffee Margarita
For everyone that's ever wanted to sneak a flask into Starbucks and spike a Frappuccino, this one's for you: La Cava del Tequila's coffee mezcal margarita is exactly that.
Where To Find It: La Cava del Tequila in Mexico
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Turkey Legs
Can you even consider it a trip to Disney if you haven't had a turkey leg? The parks sell 1.8 million pounds of them a year, making it the parks' bestseller, and for good reason: They're smoky, they're juicy, and they make you feel like a freaking viking when you bite into them. Seize the leg!
Where to Find It: Food stalls in Liberty Square
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