When you’re at EPCOT, knowing where to find the best drinks is kind of essential. Your wallet will thank you for skipping the duds, and let’s be honest—your liver probably will, too.
And spoiler: The best drinks at EPCOT aren’t just in the World Showcase (although that part of the park has a TON of great options!). There are some gems hiding in plain sight all over the park, including some drinks from Space 220 that are out of this world.
So, let’s get into it! Here’s our guide to the Best EPCOT Drinks across all four neighborhoods—from World Celebration to the World Showcase. Cheers!
Best Drinks in World Celebration
Located near the front of the park, World Celebration isn’t exactly a go-to spot for drinks. During festivals, you can usually find a limited-time drink at Connections Eatery, but outside of the Festival Favorites booth and a few standard festival kiosks (including one that is typically open inside CommuniCore hall), the options here are pretty basic.
Interested in pairing your drinks with some snacks? Check out our Best Snacks in EPCOT post for all our recommendations!
Festival Favorites
The best (and our favorite) place to grab a drink in World Celebration is Festival Favorites.
Located in CommuniCore Hall, this walk-up window is one of EPCOT’s newer additions. It serves a rotating menu of festival favorites, so you can sample some of the best drinks and dishes from EPCOT’s seasonal events year-round.
Because the menu changes often, it’s hard to recommend a specific drink—but honestly, everything we’ve tried here has been solid.
Best Drinks in World Discovery
World Discovery has one of the most unique places to grab a drink – the Space 220 Lounge. Otherwise, unless there is a festival booth open in this section, you’ll typically just have the standard beer and wine options that are available at the regular carts and kiosks in the parks.
Space 220 Lounge
The Space 220 Lounge is tucked between Mission: SPACE and Test Track and is one of the few lounges at Disney that requires a reservation. It’s super popular, and while there’s sometimes a walk-up list, we recommend booking it as soon as reservations open (90 days out) if it’s on your must-do list.
We like to pop in every once in a while, but it’s not a must-do every trip. The drinks are fun (and very on-theme), but it’s pricey, and sticking to a reservation time can feel like a hassle. That said, it’s a great spot to cool off during the summer when you need a break from the Florida heat!
Here are our top picks for the best drinks at Space 220:
- Up All Night, average price $18.00
- Espresso Martini made with Absolute Vanilla, Chilled Espresso, Kahlúa, Crème de Cacao and garnished with a little chunk of astronaut freeze dried ice cream.
- M4RG4R1TA, average price $18.50
- Margarita, but with a space inspired name. Made with Espolon Blanco Tequila, Watermelon Lime Sour, Salted Lime Foam, Electricdust (aka sprinkles for adults).
Best Drinks in World Nature
Poor World Nature. It has the fewest “unique” spots where you can grab a drink. Your best bets here will be at Sunshine Seasons (inside the Land Pavilion) or at the Land Cart.
Both spots often will have festival exclusives, so if you’re there during a festival those are a good option to try. Otherwise, your choices will be limited, I’m afraid.
Best Drinks in the World Showcase
Ok, now to the REAL place to grab the best drinks in EPCOT: The World Showcase.
This is probably the spot most of you are thinking of when you think “where to grab a drink at EPCOT”, and to be fair, it’s where we spend most of our time drinking, too!
Mexico
We always come back to our favorite margarita here – the Avocado Margarita from La Cava – but when we are looking for something a bit lighter, we’ll grab a beer. Either way, if we’ve started our adventure in Mexico both of those options are the perfect kick off to fun.
If you’re looking for a snack, the chips and guacamole at Choza de Margarita are delicious, as is the Trio Combo inside of La Cava. We don’t know why chips and dip go so well with drinking, but they do. I guess that’s just how science works?!
Here are our top picks for the best drinks in the Mexico Pavilion:
Choza de Margarita
Outdoor bar serving primarily margaritas and a couple beers, and snacks.
- Hercules Lagermaiz, average price $12.00
- Unique and easy to drink. Refreshing straw-colored lager made with Mexican corn, German malt, and noble hops.
- Classic Lime Margarita, average price $13.50
- Timeless classic. Great citrus notes with a balance of flavors that are both refreshing and satisfying – especially on a hot day.
- El Diablo Margarita, average price $17.00
- Spicy and fruity. Definitely a different take on a margarita flavor and perfect for someone looking to kick it up a notch.
La Cava del Tequila
Indoor bar serving primarily margaritas and chips.
- Avocado Margarita, average price $18.00
- Unique combination of flavors. It is a bit heavier than a “regular” margarita and has a silky and creamy texture.
- Blood Orange Margarita, average price $18.00
- Bold and unique flavor combination. Fresh and zesty citrus notes from the blood orange with a Tajín chile-lime powder rim.
- Tequila shots, average price varies depending on selection
La Cantina de San Angel
Quick Service restaurant serving full meals plus drinks.
- Frozen Lime Margarita, average price $12.75
- Basic frozen margarita. Delicious and refreshing with lots of tart lime and smooth tequila.
- Frozen Mango Margarita, average price $12.75
- Tropical twist on the classic margarita. A good balance of sweet, ripe mango flavor with a hint of citrusy lime and the smooth warmth of tequila.
- “Top Shelf” Clásica on the Rocks, average price $18.00
- Premium quality and classic taste.
Norway
We love to grab a Viking Coffee here to help give us that little boost of caffeine we need to stay strong. Remember – nobody likes a quitter. The beers here are also good, and the lines aren’t typically too bad. There’s never a festival booth here (no room for one, we suspect), but what this area lacks in choices it makes up for in sexy Viking statues.
If you’re craving something to eat, the School Bread (Skolebrød) is a classic choice. Its kind of like a custard filled donut topped with icing and toasted coconut.
Here are our top drink picks from all the Quick Service spots in the Norway Pavilion:
Norway Beer Cart
Outdoor cart serving primarily drinks.
- Carlsberg Pilsner, average price $12.00
- Straightforward and refreshing taste. Mild and slightly malty.
Kringla Bakeri og Kafe
Quick Service Norwegian bakery serving baked goods and drinks.
- Regular or Frozen Viking Coffee, average price $15.50
- Mix of coffee, Bailey’s Irish Cream, and Kamora Coffee Liqueur.
- Einstök White Ale, average price $12.00
- Refreshing and flavorful. Fresh and zesty with prominent notes of citrus, particularly orange peel, along with subtle hints of coriander and wheat.
China
The mixed drinks here are either strong enough to put hair on your chest OR taste like Kool-Aid. There is no in-between. We’re really sorry about that, but we don’t make the rules. That’s true for any of the options you’ll find at the stops along the water (including the festival booth).
If you are looking for something to eat, you can grab egg rolls and dumplings (which are delicious but sometimes feel a little basic) or if you’re really cool, you can head back into the shops and snag a few bags of chips. The flavors are super unique and it’s just kind of fun to eat things you probably can’t buy in your grocery store.
Here’s our list of the best drinks in the China Pavilion:
House of Good Fortune Bar
Bar located inside the House of Good Fortune shop at the back of the China Pavilion.
- Lucky Buddha Beer, average price $7.00
- Easy-to-drink. Mild and slightly sweet, with notes of grain and a hint of floral hops.
Joy of Tea
Quick Service booth offering a variety of specialty teas, cocktails, bubble teas, and snacks like egg rolls.
- Honey Hibiscus Hard Iced Tea, average price $12.75
- Made with Organic Tea, Light Rum, Honey and Blueberry Boba. It is a blend of tangy hibiscus and sweet honey, with iced tea undertones.
- Tipsy Ducks in Love, average price $14.50
- Blend of cold tea, coffee, bourbon whiskey, and chocolate syrup. It’s sweet, creamy, and has a nice kick.
- Dragon Butterfly, average price $15.00
- Made with Butterfly Pea Flower Gin, vodka, green tea, lemonade, soda water, hibiscus, and dragon fruit syrups, served with Blueberry Popping Boba.
Lotus Blossom Cafe
Quick Service location serving full meals. There is seating available at this location.
- Plum Wine, average price $9.75
- A sweet and slightly tangy wine that pairs well with many of the dishes available at the cafe.
- Cherry Blossom Pilsner, average price $9.75
- A refreshing and light pilsner with a subtle hint of cherry blossom.
- Honey Jasmine Lager, average price $9.95
- Lager infused with honey and jasmine. It’s light, crisp, and perfect for a hot day in the park.
Germany
Germany is one of the pavilions where we tend to spend a lot of time. The Oktoberfest vibe here is a lot of fun, and we love good beer. Like REALLY love good beer. And also, by the time we make it to Germany we’re just ready for a break and this area has a lot of tables and shade which makes it easy for hanging out. We especially like it after the sun has gone down.
For snacks, our go-to is either a pretzel OR if we’re feeling like something sweet, we’ll mobile order a caramel treat from Karamell-Kuche. The pretzel definitely goes better with the beer, by the way.
Here’s our recommendations for the BEST drinks in the Germany Pavilion:
Sommerfest
Quick-Service counter serving Bratwurst, pretzels, and drinks. Mobile Order is available here.
- Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen, average price $11.50
- A refreshing and fruity wheat beer with a hint of grapefruit.
- Warsteiner Dunkel, average price $12.25
- A dark lager with a rich, malty flavor.
- August Kesseler Pinor Noir, average price $14.00
- Light to medium-bodied red wine with notes of red berries, cherries, and a hint of spice.
Karamell-Kuche
Shop featuring a wide selection of caramel treats, including baked goods. Mobile order is available here.
- The only drinks available here are bottled beverages (like water, Coke, Diet Coke, Powerade, etc.)
Bier Stand
Cart serving German beers, pretzels, and bottled soft drinks.
- Schöfferhofer Grapefruit Hefeweizen, average price $11.50
- A refreshing and fruity wheat beer with a hint of grapefruit.
- Warsteiner Dunkel, average price $12.25
- A dark lager with a rich, malty flavor.
- Beck’s Pilsner, average price $12.25
- A crisp and light pilsner, ideal for those who enjoy a classic lager.
- Radeberger Pilsner, average price $12.25
- Another popular pilsner with a clean, very mild hoppy taste.
Italy
Italy is another spot where we tend to spend a lot of time. Hmmm. Maybe there is a pattern here: by the time we get to the back of the World Showcase we’re slowing down our speed because we’re spending more time taking in the booze atmosphere. Either way, head further into the Italy Pavilion (and skip the festival booth) for better drinks. You’ve been warned.
As for snacks, you can’t go wrong with the gelato. If you’re lucky enough to be here when it’s open, the pizza window next to Via Napoli is also a great bet, too.
Here are our top recommendations for the BEST drinks in the Italy Pavilion:
Beer and Wine Cart
Cart serving Italian cocktails, wines, and gelato and sorbet in a cup.
- Limoncello cocktail, average price $15.00
- This is a traditional Italian lemon liqueur that is sweet, tangy, and very refreshing.
- Wine (choice of Prosecco, Pinot Grigio, Langhe, or Moscato), average price $12.00
- Selection of white and red wines, specific labels are not provided.
- Bellini, average price $14.00
- Italian cocktail that is a mix of Prosecco and peach puree.
Pizza al Taglio (Via Napoli Pizza Window)
Open seasonally, Pizza al Taglio is a Quick Service counter offering delicious, authentic Italian pizza by the slice. This pizza is NOT the same as the pizza served at Via Napoli.
- Limoncello Mule, average price $19.00
- Blend of limoncello, Grey Goose vodka, orange juice, pineapple juice, peach puree, ginger beer, and a splash of lime juice.
Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar
Cozy wine bar with an extensive selection of Italian wines and small plates like charcuterie and cheeses.
- Wine Flights, average price $24.00
- Tutto Gusto offers a selection of wine flights, allowing you to sample different Italian wines. Popular flights include the Under a Tuscan Sun Flight, From the Hills of Piemonte, and Crisp Italian Whites Flight.
- Espresso Martini, average price $18.00
- A delicious blend of vanilla vodka, fresh-brewed Italian espresso, and coffee liqueur. It’s shaken with ice and served garnished with a few coffee beans on top.
La Bottega Italiana
Shop offering a variety of Italian wines and goods, and wine by the glass.
- Wine, average price $12.00
- Selection of white, red, and sparkling wines.
Gelateria Toscana
Italian-inspired gelato stand, serving authentic gelato, sorbet, and refreshing beverages, including popular Italian alcoholic drinks.
- Italian Margarita, average price $12.00
- Blend of limoncello and tequila served frozen.
- Frozen Red Sangria, average price $12.00
- Red sangria served frozen.
- Boozy Float (Amalfi, Bronte, or Martini Mania), average price $18.00
- Choice of 3 different floats, Amalfi (Limoncello), Bronte (Pistachio liqueur), Martini Mania (Vodka, Coffee Liqueur, Crème de Cacao)
American Adventure
The American Adventure Pavilion has lots and lots of beer plus a few cocktails that are mighty tasty, too. There’s also lots of seating, and if you’re there at the right time, there’s even live music happening at the American Gardens Theatre. Since we are American, the offerings here don’t feel as unique – but we never let our lack of enthusiasm keep us from ordering something. 🙂
As for snacks, we like to grab a kids meal inside Regal Eagle. Sometimes we even SPLIT a kids meal just so we have more room for snacks. But don’t judge us too quickly, because the kids meals here are great, come with 2 sides, and you can mobile order (which saves time). If you can’t stomach the idea of a kids meal, the onion rings or a side of pickles are a great secondary option.
Here are the BEST drinks in the American Adventure Pavilion:
Block & Hans
Quick Service kiosk known for its American craft beers and soft pretzels.
- Beer flight, average price $12.00
- Flight of 4 different beers on tap. Currently serving Orange Blossom Pilsner, Lexington Brewing Bourbon Barrel Strong Ale, Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA, 3 Daughters Brewing Beach Blonde Ale
- Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale, average price $11.25
- Aged in freshly decanted bourbon barrels from some of Kentucky’s finest distilleries which gives it vanilla and oak plus a little extra kick.
Fife & Drum
Quick Service kiosk serving classic American snacks and refreshing beverages.
- Frozen Red Stag Lemonade, average price $15.00
- Frozen drink made with Jim Beam Red Stag Bourbon and frozen lemonade.
- American Beer, average price $11.00
- Fife & Drum serves a selection of American beers including (typically) Bud Light, Yuengling, Sam Adams, and Blue Moon.
Regal Eagle Smokehouse
Quick Service restaurant serving up classic American BBQ favorites like ribs, pulled pork, and brisket. Mobile Order is available here.
- American Craft Beer, average price $11.25
- A selection of American Craft beer is always available here.
- Tennessee Lemonade, average price $16.00
- A refreshing blend of whiskey, lemonade, and peach.
Regal Eagle Outdoor Bar
Outdoor bar serving beers and mixed drinks.
- Frozen Mint Julep, average price $15.00
- A slushy version of the classic Southern cocktail, made with Jim Beam bourbon, citrus, and mint.
- Tennessee Lemonade, average price $16.00
- A refreshing blend of whiskey, lemonade, and peach.
- Moonshine Sour, average price $14.00
- Frozen lemonade spiked with Ole Smoky Blackberry Moonshine, blood orange, blackberry, and lemon
- American Craft Beer and Ciders, average price $9.25
- A selection of American Craft beer is always available here, including popular beers like the Spoetzl Shiner Ruby Redbird Grapefruit Lager, Samuel Adams Lager, Angry Orchard Crisp Apple Hard Cider, Ace Space Bloody Orange Hard Cider
Japan
Japan has some of our favorite drinks – plus, it also has our favorite spot to sit and relax. Both the Violet Sake and Frozen Kirin are delicious (especially if it is an extra hot day) and when you’re ready to chill out, head to the area behind the pagoda. There are tables tucked up in the trees that are the perfect spot for relaxing.
As for snacks, you can grab some Yuzo Miso Wings from Katsura Grill, or Kakigori from the Kabuki Cafe – but, you can also go inside Mitsukoshi (the giant store) where you’ll find everything from a sake bar to packaged snacks straight from Japan.
Here are our picks for the BEST drinks in the Japan Pavilion:
The Garden House
Quick Service spot specializing in refreshing Japanese beverages like sake, plum wine, and beer.
- Violet Sake, average price $9.00
- Cocktail that is a mix of sake, purple pear, and lime juice. Sweet and floral.
- Frozen Kirin, average price $8.25
- A unique take on the classic Kirin beer, topped with a frozen beer foam that keeps your drink cold and adds a fun twist to the experience.
- Sake, average price $7.00
- Variety of sake options ranging from sweet to dry available both cold or warm (depending on your preference).
- Cocktail flight, average price $30.00
- Pricey, but great for sharing. You’ll get 3 cocktails: Winter Melon, Violet Sake, and a Tokyo Sunset
Kabuki Cafe
Quick Service kiosk known for its refreshing shaved ice treats, sushi, and Japanese snacks.
- Sake Slushy, average price $12.00
- Refreshing blend of sake and crushed ice available in Blood Orange, Coconut Pineapple, or Blackberry flavors.
Katsura Grill
Quick Service restaurant offering a variety of Japanese dishes and drinks.
- Sake, average price $9.00
- Variety of sake options ranging from sweet to dry available both cold or warm (depending on your preference).
- Japanese Beer, average price $10.50
- Options like Kirin Ichiban and Sapporo, popular Japanese lagers with a crisp and refreshing taste.
- Plum Wine, average price $9.00
- Sweet and fruity Japanese plum wine, ideal for a light and refreshing drink.
Mitsukoshi
Large department store offering a wide range of Japanese goods, including traditional clothing, anime merchandise, unique souvenirs, and snacks. Includes a small Sake Bar at the back.
- Sake, average price $9.00
- At the back of the store there is a sake bar where you can purchase a variety of sake options ranging from sweet to dry available both cold or warm (depending on your preference).
Morocco
You can get a big bang for your buck in Morocco—at least when it comes to the snacks. First, Morocco is home to one of our favorite drinks on a hot day: the Frozen Mint Tea. Yes, it is a little pricey, but it is worth it, and plus, it’s a large serving. It’s refreshing and a must-do every trip.
Second, so many of the snack items here are very reasonably priced. The Stone-Baked Moroccan Bread from Tangierine Cafe is delicious and less than $6.00. If you want something sweet, you can get a selection of 3 Moroccan Pastries for about the same price. What a bargain!
Here are the BEST drinks in the Morocco Pavilion:
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.
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.
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.
France
France is home to great wines, but when *we* think of a classic French drink, we think slushes. Ok, that’s a lie. We think of wine and champagne first BUT we’re always so hot when walking through the World Showcase that we tend to gravitate towards one of the several frozen alcoholic slushes you’ll find around this area. You can get slushes at Les Vins des Chefs de France, inside of Les Halles, and also if it is open, the festival booth always has a slush variety, too.
As for snacks – did you know you can buy an entire baguette inside of Les Halles for just a few bucks?! It is huge and warm and delicious. Perfect for sharing and soaking up the alcohol in your stomach (is that even a thing?). The crepes here are also fantastic – but if you want something extra sweet, head inside Les Halles for any of the pastries you’ll find there.
Here are our FAVORITE drinks from the France Pavilion:
Les Vins des Chefs de France
Quick Service kiosk offering a variety of French wines, champagne, and specialty frozen cocktails (slushes).
- Orange Grand Marnier Slush, average price $14.95
- A frozen cocktail made with Grand Marnier, Grey Goose Orange Vodka, and orange juice.
- Citron Grey Goose Slush, average price $14.95
- A frozen cocktail made with Grey Goose Citron, vodka and lemonade.
- Wine, average price $12.00
- Large selection of wines. Champagne is also available (but is more expensive than the wines).
Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie
Quick Service French bakery offering a wide array of French pastries, sandwiches, and drinks.
- Frose, average price $15.75
- A frozen cocktail made with Cotes de Provence rose, vodka and peach.
- Mimosa, average price $12.50
- Classic blend of sparkling wine and orange juice.
- Kronenbourg 1664, average price $9.95
- French beer with subtle citrus and hop notes.
L’Artisan Des Glaces
Quick Service ice cream shop serving artisanal French ice creams and sorbets.
- Ice Cream Martini, average price $15.00
- Two scoops of your favorite ice cream or sorbet served with a shot of Grand Marnier, whipped cream vodka, or rum.
Crêpes a Emporter by La Crêperie de Paris
Quick Service window offering both sweet and savory crêpes and French wines, beers and ciders.
- Mimosa, average price $12.50
- Classic blend of sparkling wine and orange juice.
- French Hard Ciders, average price $6.75
- Choice of either dry or sweet traditional French cider.
- Kronenbourg 1664, average price $9.95
- French beer with subtle citrus and hop notes.
- French wines and champagne, average price $9.00 – $21.00
- Small selection of French wines and champagne.
Les Vins de France (shop)
Les Vins de France in the France Pavilion is a charming shop offering a curated selection of French wines, champagnes, and wine accessories.
- Dom Perignon Brut (5 oz pour), average price $55.00
- Prestigious champagne known for its flavors (almond, cream, and hints of white fruit). Perfect for when you don’t want to spring for an entire bottle.
- Champagne Flight, average price $34.00
- 3, 2 oz pours of the Moet & Chandon Imperial (Brut), Tattinger (Brut), Veuve Clicquot Demi-Sec
United Kingdom
There aren’t enough words to describe just how much we love this area. You aren’t going to have many choices for where to get a drink – but that doesn’t matter because it is against the law to NOT purchase at least 1 beverage at the Rose & Crown Pub.
Inside it oozes that traditional pub experience you might find across the pond – including the collection of beers and even better, beer blends that they offer.
They even have flights for both whiskey and beer – making it a great option for when you want to try ALL the things.
As for snacks, your only option here is also a good one – Fish and Chips from Yorkshire County Fish Shop. The meals here are huge (at least to us) and perfect for sharing.
Here is our list of the BEST drinks in the United Kingdom Pavilion:
Rose & Crown Pub
Charming pub offering a variety of beers, whiskeys, and mixed drinks.
- Pub Blends, average price $11.25
- Unique beer combinations, including popular mixes like the Black Velvet (half cider and half Guinness Stout), Golden (Half Harp Lager and Half Bombardier Amber) and Snake Bite (half cider, half Harp Lager).
- Whiskey Flight, average price $23.00
- 4 flights to choose from: Irish Whiskey Flight (Tullamore Dew, Jameson, and Bushmills), Single Malt Flight (Glenkinchie, Oban, Lagavulin), Johnnie Walker Flight (Black, Gold, 18 yr), The Macallan Flight (12yr, 15 yr, and 18 yr)
- Imperial Sampler, average price $14.75
- Flight of Bombardier Amber, Harp Lager, Boddingtons English Pub Ale, and Guinness Stout
Rose and Crown Beer Garden/UK Beer Cart
Kiosk in the U.K. Pavilion directly outside the Rose & Crown Pub offering a small selection of British beers and ales.
- Harp Lager Draft, average price $12.00
- Smooth and refreshing Irish lager with a balanced flavor and a mild malt sweetness with a crisp, clean finish.
- Bombardier Amber Draft, average price $12.00
- Traditional British ale with rich, malty flavors and a hint of fruitiness.
- Magners Pear Cider, average price $10.75
- Crisp and refreshing cider made from pears.
Yorkshire County Fish Shop
Quick Service counter serving traditional fish and chips and drinks. Mobile Order is available here.
- Bombardier Amber Draft, average price $12.00
- Traditional British ale with rich, malty flavors and a hint of fruitiness.
- Harp Lager Draft, average price $12.00
- Smooth and refreshing Irish lager with a balanced flavor and a mild malt sweetness with a crisp, clean finish.
Canada
Canada has our heart – and not just because we really like a cold, draft Moosehead Beer, but also because of the Ottawa Apple. This cocktail is DELICIOUS and refreshing year-round.
As for snacks, we typically cheat a little bit on the “official” Canada Pavilion and grab poutine over at Refreshment Port (which isn’t technically inside the Canada Pavilion). But, if we’re looking for something lighter, we grab the Maple Caramel Popcorn from the Popcorn Cart (the same place you can get the beer and Ottawa Apple) and then double fist that deliciousness into our face. (Get your mind out of the gutter, we’re talking about the POPCORN).
Here is our list of the BEST drinks from the Canada Pavilion:
Canada Popcorn Cart
The Canada Popcorn Cart in the Canada Pavilion is a quick service kiosk known for its delicious, freshly-popped maple popcorn.
- Moosehead Beer (Draft), average price $10.75
- Canadian beer featuring a balanced flavor with subtle malt sweetness and a clean, hoppy finish.
- Ottawa Apple, average price $15.00
- Cocktail made with Crown Royal Canadian Whisky, apple infusion, and cranberry juice.
Trading Post Shop Bar
Small counter/bar inside the Trading Post shop.
- Canadian Bottled Beer, average price $9.00
- Selection of Canadian bottled beer.
- Canadian Ice Wine, average price $13.00
- Sweet dessert wine made from grapes that have frozen on the vine.
The Best Drinks at the EPCOT Festivals
EPCOT has festivals going on nearly every season. And, with those festivals they open up booths all around EPCOT. The number of booths vary from year to year and from festival to festival, but when there is a festival going on you can expect anywhere from around 18 to 25ish additional spots where you can grab both drinks and snacks.
If there is a festival going on while you are there, you may want to consider hitting up a festival booth instead of one of the year-round locations we listed above.
There are definite pros to doing that, including the fact that the drinks served at most festival booths are smaller sized, making it easier to try more things. Plus, festival booths often have flights – which are a great way to sample lots of different drinks easily.
EPCOT Festival Overviews
Here’s a brief overview of what each festival is like:
EPCOT International Festival of the Arts (Early Winter):
- Highlights: Combines all forms of art with food and drink. The food studios have some seriously creative drinks.
- Special Drinks: Artistic cocktails, colorful drinks, and unique brews that look as good as they taste.
EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival (Spring):
- Highlights: Great for checking out topiaries and gardens, plus outdoor kitchens with fresh, garden-inspired drinks.
- Special Drinks: Botanical themed cocktails, floral brews, and refreshing fruit-based drinks perfect for spring.
EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival (Late Summer into Fall):
- Highlights: A must for food and drink fans with global marketplaces serving exclusive drinks and bites.
- Special Drinks: Lots of flights, which we love. Heavy focus on both beers and wines.
EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays (Holiday Season):
- Highlights: Celebration of holiday traditions from around the world with special holiday kitchens and festive drinks.
- Special Drinks: Holiday-themed cocktails, spiced wines, and festive brews.
GRAPHIC: Most Popular Drinks from the World Showcase
Tell us what you think
And that’s it! A complete guide to the best drinks at EPCOT . 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 and plus, we know other readers appreciate varying perspectives. So please take a second to drop your thoughts in the comments!