EPCOT Restaurants

Discover the best EPCOT restaurants, from World Showcase dining and character meals to quick service, fine dining and reservation tips.

About EPCOT Restaurants

For food lovers, EPCOT restaurants are a major attraction in their own right. Disney currently lists 68* dining options at EPCOT, giving the park an enormous choice of restaurants, lounges, quick-service locations and seasonal dining experiences to extra tasty memories to Disney World vacations.

World Showcase lets visitors sample dishes inspired by France, Italy, Mexico, Germany, Japan and more, while elsewhere you’ll find immersive dining at Space 220, character meals and the adults-only GEO-82 lounge.

For more inspiration across Walt Disney World, see our complete Disney World restaurants' guide.

*As of August, 2026.

EPCOT Restaurants at a Glance

EPCOT has one of the broadest dining selections at Walt Disney World, with restaurants, bakeries, lounges and quick-service locations spread across World Celebration, World Nature, World Discovery and World Showcase.

Visitors can sample cuisines from around the world, book immersive experiences such as Space 220, enjoy character dining at Akershus Royal Banquet Hall and Garden Grill, or choose fine dining and seasonal festival food.

Table Service Restaurants at EPCOT

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Space 220 Restaurant

Cuisine: Contemporary international and American | Price: $$$–$$$$

Space 220 begins with a simulated journey into orbit before guests dine against dramatic views of Earth from a space station supposedly positioned 220 miles above the planet. Lunch currently features a two-course prix-fixe menu, while dinner is a three-course experience, with dishes such as Galactic Salmon alongside inventive starters and desserts. The space elevator journey, panoramic daytime and nighttime Earth views and space-themed drinks make this one of EPCOT’s most immersive restaurants, particularly for families and first-time visitors.

Le Cellier Steakhouse

Cuisine: American and steakhouse | Price: $$$

Located in the Canada pavilion, Le Cellier is known for steaks and Canadian-inspired dishes in an intimate cellar-style dining room. Disney classifies it as Fine/Signature Dining, with specialties including Canadian cheddar cheese soup, poutine, seafood, butcher’s cuts and the signature Le Cellier filet mignon, followed by desserts such as maple crème brûlée. Stone arches, candle-style lighting and Canadian wines help recreate the wine cellars of grand château-style hotels, making it a popular choice for couples and special occasions.

Biergarten Restaurant

Cuisine: German buffet | Price: $$$

Germany’s Biergarten recreates a lively Bavarian village celebration with buffet dining. Rotating selections can include bratwurst, pork schnitzel, roasted chicken, salads and freshly prepared apple strudel, with German beers and wines available for guests aged 21 and over. Communal biergarten-style tables, a twilit village setting and live polka-style entertainment turn lunch or dinner into an Oktoberfest-inspired experience rather than simply a buffet meal.

Chefs de France

Cuisine: French | Price: $$

A classic World Showcase option serving approachable French favorites in a bustling Parisian-style dining room. The seasonally changing menu can include French onion soup, beef tenderloin and roasted duck, alongside signature desserts such as crème brûlée and chocolate tart and a selection of imported French wines. High ceilings, mosaic flooring and large windows overlooking the World Showcase promenade give the bright brasserie the atmosphere of a traditional Parisian café while remaining family friendly.

Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria

Cuisine: Italian | Price: $$

Located in the Italy pavilion, Via Napoli is particularly popular for pizza and familiar Italian favorites. Southern Italian dishes include lasagna, chicken parmigiana and salads, but the traditional Neapolitan pizzas are the main attraction, prepared using San Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and flour imported from Southern Italy. They are cooked in wood-burning ovens named after Italy’s active volcanoes — Etna, Vesuvius and Stromboli — adding extra character to this lively, family-friendly restaurant.

La Hacienda de San Angel

Cuisine: Mexican | Price: $$

Enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine while overlooking World Showcase Lagoon at this atmospheric Mexico pavilion restaurant. House-made corn tortillas and freshly prepared salsas accompany dishes such as queso fundido and parrillada mixed grills, while the drinks menu features margaritas, premium tequilas, Mexican beer and South American wines. Colorful globe lamps and star lanterns create a warm evening atmosphere, while the waterfront location makes La Hacienda an appealing dinner choice towards the end of an EPCOT day.

Self-Service and Quick-Service Restaurants at EPCOT

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Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie

Cuisine: French bakery | Price: $

This traditional French bakery serves sandwiches, pastries and desserts, making it suitable for anything from breakfast to an afternoon snack. Savory choices include soups, salads and freshly made baguette sandwiches, while the bakery counters are filled with French pastries and sweet treats. Gourmet coffee, wine, Champagne and beer are also available, making Les Halles an easy place to recreate a quick Parisian café stop while exploring the France pavilion.

Katsura Grill

Cuisine: Asian and Japanese | Price: $

A relaxed Japan pavilion option serving Japanese-inspired casual dishes. Current choices include teriyaki, chicken cutlet curry and salads, with sake, Japanese beer and plum wine available for adults. Its peaceful garden surroundings and soundtrack of distant taiko drums make Katsura Grill a particularly pleasant quick-service choice when you want a quieter break from the busier World Showcase promenade.

La Cantina de San Angel

Cuisine: Mexican | Price: $

A waterfront quick-service option for Mexican favorites close to the Mexico pavilion. The menu includes tacos de barbacoa, chicken and shrimp tacos, cheese empanadas, nachos, guacamole and churros, alongside margaritas and Mexican soft drinks. A large covered outdoor patio looks across World Showcase Lagoon, making this a useful choice for families who want a quick meal with more atmospheric surroundings than a typical counter-service restaurant.

Connections Eatery

Cuisine: American | Price: $

Connections Eatery is a convenient contemporary quick-service restaurant in EPCOT’s World Celebration neighborhood. Although officially categorized as American, its menu takes inspiration from international flavors, with options such as a French Bistro Burger, General Tso Chicken Salad and pizzas prepared with San Marzano tomato sauce. Guests can also see chefs working in the open kitchen, while the spacious modern dining room makes this a practical option for families and groups.

Regal Eagle Smokehouse

Cuisine: American barbecue | Price: $

The American Adventure pavilion’s barbecue restaurant serves smokehouse-style favorites inspired by different regional traditions across the United States. Meats are smoked over oak wood and can be paired with four house sauces representing different American barbecue styles, with American craft beers, ciders and regional cocktails also available. The casual smokehouse theme makes Regal Eagle a good option for a substantial quick-service lunch or dinner while exploring World Showcase.

Character Dining at EPCOT

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Akershus Royal Banquet Hall

Cuisine: American and Norwegian | Price: $$$$

Located in the Norway pavilion, Akershus offers the opportunity to meet Disney Princesses while enjoying a family-style meal. Breakfast combines familiar dishes with Norwegian touches such as Norwegian waffles, while lunch and dinner include dishes such as traditional kjøttkaker meatballs, grilled salmon and salads with lingonberry vinaigrette. Soaring arches and cathedral-style ceilings give the restaurant the feel of a medieval Norwegian castle, providing one of EPCOT’s most immersive dining experiences for young Disney Princess fans.

Garden Grill Restaurant

Cuisine: American | Price: $$$$

Garden Grill offers character dining with Chip ’n’ Dale, Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends in a slowly rotating restaurant overlooking scenes from Living with the Land. Its all-you-care-to-enjoy family-style meals range from Mickey-shaped waffles and cinnamon breakfast bread in the morning to grilled beef, turkey and harvest-inspired dishes at lunch and dinner, with some produce grown inside EPCOT’s own greenhouses. As the dining room turns, guests pass views of rainforests, farms and other environments within the attraction, making the setting just as distinctive as the character encounters.

Fine Dining at EPCOT

Monsieur Paul

Cuisine: French | Price: $$$$

Located above Chefs de France, Monsieur Paul is one of EPCOT’s premier Signature Dining restaurants and serves gourmet French cuisine. Named in honor of celebrated French chef Paul Bocuse, the restaurant offers an extended prix-fixe gastronomic experience built around seasonal ingredients, refined French cooking and carefully considered wine pairings. Its elegant but understated dining room provides views over World Showcase, making it particularly suited to anniversaries, romantic dinners and other special occasions.

Takumi-Tei

Cuisine: Asian, Japanese and seafood | Price: $$$$

The Japan pavilion is also home to Takumi-Tei, a refined Signature Dining experience focusing on Japanese cuisine and premium ingredients. Guests choose between omnivorous and vegetarian omakase experiences, where the chef curates a succession of courses that can include seasonal sashimi, hassun, inaniwa udon and delicately prepared vegetable dishes. Meaning “House of the Artisan,” Takumi-Tei features five exquisitely designed rooms inspired by water, wood, earth, stone and washi paper, and Disney recommends allowing at least two hours for the experience.

GEO-82 at EPCOT

Cuisine: Globally inspired small plates and cocktails | Price: $$

Alongside Spaceship Earth, GEO-82 provides a sophisticated adults-only lounge exclusively for guests aged 21 and over, pairing innovative cocktails with globally inspired small plates and views across EPCOT. Dishes include choices such as truffled ahi tuna, funghi flatbread and cannellini hummus, accompanied by cocktails, wines, spirits and alcohol-free creations. The name pays homage to Spaceship Earth’s 1982 opening, while an additional bookable GEO-82 Fireworks Experience pairs drinks and tasting plates with seated views of Luminous The Symphony of Us. Advance reservations for GEO-82 are required.

Best EPCOT Restaurants for Families

Akershus is ideal for Disney Princess fans, while Garden Grill works particularly well for younger children wanting classic characters without leaving the park’s attractions behind. Space 220 is a strong choice for immersive theming, while Via Napoli is useful for families seeking familiar pizza and Italian food and Biergarten combines a broad buffet with lively entertainment.

For quicker meals, Connections Eatery offers plenty of space and familiar choices, while Les Halles works well for sandwiches, pastries and snacks as you explore World Showcase. La Cantina de San Angel is another convenient family option, combining casual Mexican dishes with covered seating overlooking World Showcase Lagoon.

Seasonal EPCOT Dining

Seasonal dining is one of the biggest reasons EPCOT stands out among Walt Disney World restaurants, with temporary food kiosks, tasting trails and festival-exclusive dishes appearing throughout the year. Each much-anticipated event brings a different style of food and drink to the park, for a truly unique culinary experience!

The four major seasonal dining events you won't want to miss are:

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EPCOT Restaurant Reservations

Popular EPCOT restaurants such as Space 220, Akershus and Monsieur Paul can book quickly. Most guests can currently make Walt Disney World dining reservations up to 60 days in advance, with new availability generally opening at around 6:00 AM Eastern Time.

EPCOT Restaurants FAQs

What are the best restaurants at EPCOT?

Popular choices include Space 220 for immersive dining, Monsieur Paul for fine dining, Le Cellier for steak, Akershus for Disney Princesses and Garden Grill for character dining. Via Napoli is another family-friendly favorite for pizza and Italian dishes, while Biergarten combines a German buffet with live entertainment.

What is the best character dining at EPCOT?

Akershus is excellent for Princess fans, while Garden Grill features Chip ’n’ Dale, Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends. Akershus offers a grand castle-style setting in the Norway pavilion, whereas Garden Grill provides a more relaxed family-style meal in a slowly rotating restaurant overlooking Living with the Land.

What is the best fine dining restaurant at EPCOT?

Monsieur Paul is one of EPCOT’s premier Fine/Signature Dining experiences, while Takumi-Tei provides an upscale Japanese alternative. Le Cellier Steakhouse is also officially classed as Signature Dining and is a strong choice for premium steaks and Canadian-inspired cuisine in the Canada pavilion.

Can you eat around the world at EPCOT without reservations?

Yes. World Showcase offers quick-service restaurants, bakeries, snack locations and seasonal festival kitchens where reservations are not normally required.