EPCOT Archive
The Patagonia Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is another recent addition. Although it isn’t a country, it’s a reasonable “compromise” booth. This post covers the Patagonia booth’s menu, along with some thoughts on it. I’ll be honest, I know nothing of Patagonia’s food scene. In fact, I assumed that this
The Brazil Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is back for 2017! This post covers the Brazil marketplace booth’s menu, along with some thoughts on it. Any longtime Walt Disney World guest knows that the parks are popular destinations for Brazilians, and there have been persistent rumors that Brazil will be
The Scotland Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is one of the newer countries at the event, but has been popular since its introduction. This post covers this booth’s menu, along with some thoughts on it. It’s no coincidence that Scotland was added to Epcot’s Food & Wine Festival the same
The Morocco Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary…and it’s sort of a surprise it has lasted this long. This post covers this booth’s menu, along with some thoughts on it. I say it’s a surprise Morocco has had a booth for 20 years without (to my
The Belgium Global Marketplace at Epcot’s International Food & Wine Festival is a relative newcomer (since 2010), but its waffles have already become guest favorites (although RIP to my long-gone favorite: the mussels with cream & garlic sauce). This post details the Belgium booth’s menu. If you know one thing about Belgian cuisine, it’s probably
The Mexico Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is another booth celebrating its 20th anniversary this year! This post covers the Mexico booth’s menu, along with some thoughts on it. Without question, the highlight of the Mexico booth is the “Tanked Triathlon of Quetzalcoatl,” a challenge that tests guests endurance in
Japan’s Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival offers Walt Disney World guests familiar, crowd-pleasing Japanese dishes. This post covers the Japan booth’s menu for this year, along with my thoughts on it. We love Japanese food. It’s one of the things that compels us to visit Japan every year, and whether
Italy’s Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival dates to 2001; given that most Walt Disney World guests are familiar and comfortable with Italian cuisine, it’s always a popular booth. This post covers the Italy booth’s menu for this year, along with my thoughts on it. No country in the world is
South Korea’s Global Marketplace at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival serves BBQ and a variety of drinks. It’s a sleeper hit of the event, we’d say. This post takes a look at the South Korea booth’s menu and what you can expect from the booth. Then there are the drinks; most notably, Soju.
This post recaps our recent Christmas vacation to Walt Disney World, offering photos and a quick summary of our experiences that we started in Part 1. I’m going to slow down the pace a bit here, since so many people seemed to like the first installment (or, maybe that was because of the faster pace).
San Angel Inn Restaurante is one of two table service restaurants at Epcot’s Mexico pavilion in Walt Disney World. This World Showcase dining review includes food photos, thoughts on ambiance & cuisine, and how it rates in the big picture of food-dense World Showcase. Regarding basic info for Walt Disney World vacation planners, this is
