If you asked us to name our top 3 favorite pavilions in the World Showcase, Morocco would be on that elite list.
We love it here because you can get some really, really great drinks and top-notch snacks without spending an arm and a leg.
So, if you’re looking to see what’s recommend stick around because we have our list of the best drinks and snacks in the Morocco Pavilion at Epcot.
Looking for info on the other countries? Check out our Complete Guide to Drinking Around the World, where you’ll find links to all the other countries in the World Showcase.
Drinking Around the World Showcase – Morocco Pavilion
The Morocco Pavilion may not be super wide (but the pavilion does go pretty far back inside), but it is still packed to the brim with all sorts of amazing drinks and flavors that make Drinking Around the World special.
Here’s a handy graphic that you can save to your phone with our recommended top picks. But don’t stop here! We’ve got in-depth info on our favorites below.
Probably one of the most well known drinks here is Frozen Mint Tea – which is absolutely perfect on a hot day, but you’ll also find an entire counter dedicated to sangria plus several unique beers. And, don’t forget that during one of the EPCOT festivals, Tangierine Cafe doubles as a festival booth where you’ll be able to get cocktails AND flights. I just love that for us.
Just a heads-up: When we talk about ‘Drinking Around the World,’ we are focusing on the places where you can grab a quick drink and soak up all the cool atmosphere each pavilion has to offer. While Table Service restaurants often boast an extensive selection of additional drink options, we’ve chosen to spotlight the grab-and-go choices in this guide.
How much will all this cost?
Most of the drinks in the Morocco Pavilion are priced between $11.00 and $16.00, with the frozen mint tea being on the higher end and beers on the lower.
Disney prices change all. the. time. We’ve tried listing the exact prices before, only to be burned over and over by Disney tweaking things.
So, we’ve opted to keep the exact prices off and instead go with averages or ranges.
Honestly, just know that while the total may look scary now, after a couple stops you really don’t care so much about the cost anymore. Just kidding. Kind of.
Our Favorite Drinks and Snacks in Morocco
When it came time to narrow it down to our favorites, it definitely felt as if we were being asked to choose a favorite child. But, because we love all of you we did it.
So, take a look at our favorites and see what you think. If nothing sounds appealing (or if you’re just looking for something a bit different), be sure to keep reading because we’ve put together a list of ALL the top/most popular drinks and snacks in the entire Morocco Pavilion.
Mediterranean Beer
Type of Item: Bottled Beer
Where to Find It: Oasis Sweets & Sips
Average Price: $12.00 for 12 oz
Our Rating:
Description: A rotating selection of classic Mediterranean bottled beers.
Why We Love It: While many of the beers offered around the World Showcase are easily found in your local liquor store, these Mediterranean beers are often harder to come by, making them a unique and enjoyable choice to try while exploring the Morocco pavilion.
Frozen Mint Tea
Type of Item: Cocktail
Where to Find It: La Cava del Tequila
Average Price: $18.00
Our Rating:
Description: A frozen blend of mint tea and Bombay Sapphire Gin.
Why We Love It: The refreshing minty blend and icy coolness make it the perfect pick for cooling down in the Florida heat, plus we appreciate that it’s a cocktail that’s not overly sweet.
Moroccan Pastries
Type of Item: Snack
Where to Find It: Oasis Sweets & Sips
Average Price: 1 for $3.00, 3 for $6.75, 5 for 11.50, or 7 for $15.75.
Our Rating:
Description: Choice of Moroccan sweets including Baklava, Ergolavos, Almond Chrieba, Semolina-Orange Basbousa Cake, Mosaic Cookie with Apricot Jam (plus more).
Why We Love It: A wonderful variety of unique pastries at incredibly affordable prices. We love that you can sample several items without breaking the bank. Plus, they’re all well-executed, and at least one of them is a work of art.
Other Popular Drinks in Morocco
The Morocco Pavilion has a little bit of a unique set up.
The Tangierine Cafe, a Quick Service restaurant in the Morocco Pavilion, also serves as the pavilion’s festival booth. Unlike other festival booths, the Tangierine Cafe is open year-round. During festivals, it adds a few exclusive items to the menu, and we absolutely love all of it! Whether it’s the regular menu or the festival specials, the food here is consistently amazing.
In addition to that spot, when it comes to spots to grab a quick drink or snack, you also have a window called Oasis Sweets & Sips (which is where you get the Frozen Mint Tea), a bar inside of Spice Road Table, and a counter at the back of the pavilion called Sangria Sips.
If you’re looking for a full meal, Tangierine Cafe (the Quick Service Restaurant) and Spice Road Table are your best bets. There used to be a restaurant here called Restaurant Marrakesh, but it closed down several years ago and has never reopened. The space is sometimes used for things like an Annual Passholder lounge, though, so it’s still there; it just isn’t being used as a restaurant.
Here are the most popular drinks when Drinking Around the World in Morocco. Our absolute favorites are indicated with a :
Oasis Sweets & Sips
Quick Service window offering delicious Moroccan pastries, specialty coffees, cocktails, and beers. Home of the frozen mint tea.
- Frozen Mint Tea, average price $15.50
- Refreshing beverage combining frozen mint tea and Bombay Sapphire Gin.
- Frozen Citrus-Pomegranate Slushy, average price $17.00
- A refreshing and slightly tart lemonade with the added flavor of pomegranate served with Absolut Mandrin Vodka.
- Mediterranean Beer, average price $12.75
- Small selection of Mediterranean beer with options like Casa Beer and 1906 Reserva Especial.
Tangierine Cafe
A Quick Service restaurant that doubles as the festival location for Morocco. Open year-round.
- Seasonal beers and ciders, average price $10.00
- Because this location doubles as the festival location for Morocco, the drinks here frequently change.
Spice Road Table (bar)
Bar inside of Spice Road Table featuring Mediterranean-inspired cocktails and beers.
- Pomegranate, Hibiscus, or Blood Orange Mimosa, average price $14.00
- A sparkling cocktail made with champagne and either pomegranate juice, hibiscus flavor, or blood orange juice.
- Iced Mint Tea, average price $15.00
- Refreshing beverage combining mint tea and Bombay Sapphire Gin.
- Sahara Spritz, average price $14.00
- Refreshing cocktail made with Ketel One Botanical Cucumber and Mint Vodka, soda water, and lime.
Sangria Sips
Quick Service booth at the back of the Morocco Pavilion specializing in refreshing sangrias.
- Sharable Sangria (red or white) – serving for 2, average price $14.00
- A serving for 2 of your choice of white or red sangria, served with fresh fruit.
Other Popular Snacks in Morocco
If you’re hungry, you’ll find that you have both excellent savory AND sweet options for snacks in Morocco. And keep in mind – even if you don’t feel that hungry, you’ve likely been drinking a LOT so you’ll definitely want to keep your body fueled. Otherwise, you may find yourself having TOO much fun, and that’s just a waste of good money.
Here are our top picks for snacks in the Morocco Pavilion. Our absolute favorites are indicated with a :
Oasis Sweets & Sips
Quick Service window offering delicious Moroccan pastries, specialty coffees, cocktails, and beers. Home of the frozen mint tea.
- Assorted Moroccan Pastries, average price $3.00-$15.75
- Choice of Moroccan sweets including Baklava, Ergolavos, Almond Chrieba, Semolina-Orange Basbousa Cake, Mosaic Cookie with Apricot Jam (plus more). You can pick 1 for $3.00, 3 for $6.75, 5 for 11.50, or 7 for $15.75.
Tangierine Cafe
A Quick-Service restaurant that doubles as the festival location for Morocco. Open year-round.
- Stone-Baked Moroccan Bread, average price $5.00
- A traditional bread served warm and accompanied by a variety of flavorful dipping sauces, such as Hummus, Chermoula and Zhoug.
Spice Road Table
Bar inside of Spice Road Table featuring Mediterranean-inspired cocktails and beers.
- House-Made Hummus Fries, average price $10.00
- Fries made from a blend of chickpeas and spices, crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. Served with a tangy dipping sauce.
Sangria Sips
Quick Service booth at the back of the Morocco Pavilion specializing in refreshing sangrias.
- Mediterranean olives, average price $5.25
- Small-ish portion of olives.
Seasonal and Festival Drinks & Snacks
As we mentioned above, in addition to the regular kiosks and restaurants, Morocco also has festival exclusive items. But the Moroccan festival booth isn’t really a booth – it’s the Quick Service restaurant called Tangierine Cafe. We typically LOVE all the options here – and you’ll find that the food prices are very reasonable, in our option.
When participating in challenges for Drinking Around the World, some people take multiple days and include nearby booths from countries not represented in the original 11 of the World Showcase. We have links to the menus for all of the festivals below:
- Festival of the Arts Booth Menus
- Flower and Garden Festival Booth Menus
- Food and Wine Festival Booth Menus
- Festival of the Holidays Booth Menus
Tips and tricks
The Morocco Pavilion can be deceiving because it looks quite small. And, while it isn’t as big as say the Italy Pavilion, it still has a lot of places to explore.
So, if you’re looking for something OTHER than drinking to do, make sure you spend a couple minutes wandering back through the bazar to explore the shops you’ll find there.
Take some time to appreciate the architecture
While the very, VERY popular phallic photo spot is now gone, and a bunch of the tile has been downgraded to bathroom quality vs the former gorgeous Moroccan tile that was there, this pavilion is still lovely and full of fun spots for photos and selfies, so take some time to wander through the narrow streets and admire the beautiful mosaics and archways.
Catch the entertainment
There is a small stage on the Japan side of the pavilion where you’ll often find live music and often times belly dancers. Check the My Disney Experience app for showtimes, and if you can, time it so you can catch one of the shows.
Do some shopping
There are lots of shops to wander through in the Morocco Pavilion – both up along the main walkway and back further inside. We love poking around and taking a look at all the fun items for sale here. The bright colors and fabrics spark lots of joy!
Take a seat
There isn’t a ton of seating here, but for the size of the pavilion, it feels like it. There are tables in the courtyard area near the entrance of Tangierine Cafe, along with some tables both inside and outside the restaurant. Plus, if you go in further back to where Sangria Sips is located, you’ll find a few tables there, too. As a bonus, that area is mostly shady, as well!
Convenient bathrooms
Just past Tangierne Cafe (on the side closest to the France Pavilion) are bathrooms. These bathrooms aren’t nearly as large as the ones in the American Adventure Pavilion, but they have always come in handy for us!
Fireworks with a view
Spice Road Table offers special EPCOT firework dining packages where you can pay to have dinner AND watch the EPCOT firework show Luminous. To be totally honest, we’ve done both this one AND the one at Rose and Crown (UK Pavilion) and we much prefer the Rose and Crown option.
Tell us what you think
And that’s it! All the ins and outs of the Morocco Pavilion’s best drinks and snacks. Do you plan to try one of our recommendations? Did we leave your favorite off the list? We value your input, even (or especially) when it differs from ours. Plus, we know other readers appreciate varying perspectives, so please take a second to drop your thoughts in the comments!