EPCOT is the ultimate Disney park for snacking. Forget sit-down meals—why commit to one dish when you can munch your way through 11 countries in just a few hours?
From iconic classics to underrated hidden gems, this guide covers the must-try best snacks at EPCOT. Plus, we’ll help you avoid the overrated ones, too!
So, let’s talk about the best snacks EPCOT has to offer—because life is too short to settle for just okay snacks.
Best Snacks at EPCOT: Quick Guide to the Must-Eats
Just here for the snack list? I respect that. Here’s your quick guide to the best bites in each pavilion:
- Mexico: Chips & Guacamole (Choza de Margarita) Pairs best with a margarita, obviously.
- Norway: School Bread (Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe) A cult classic for a reason.
- China: Assorted Prepackaged Snacks (House of Good Fortune Shop) The most fun snacks to bring home.
- Germany: Giant Pretzel (Sommerfest) Great for sharing. Or not.
- Italy: Lemon Sorbet (Beer and Wine Cart) Perfect for a palate cleanse between wine stops.
- The American Adventure: Regal Eagle Kids Meal (Regal Eagle) Low-key genius snack hack.
- Japan: Matcha Green Tea Mochi Ice Cream (Mitsukoshi) Chewy, creamy, and weirdly addictive.
- Morocco: Moroccan Pastries (Oasis Sweets & Sips) The most underrated snack spot in EPCOT.
- France: Baguette (Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie) $4 for a whole loaf? Practically free in Disney prices.
- United Kingdom: Fish & Chips (Yorkshire County Fish Shop) Delicious but debatably a “snack.”
- Canada: Maple Popcorn (Canada Popcorn Cart) Best smell in the whole park.
Pro Tip: The best snacks at EPCOT get even better during festival season. EPCOT festivals are basically the park’s way of saying, “Calories don’t count here.”
- Festival of the Arts (Jan-Feb): Even the food is Instagram-worthy.
- Flower & Garden (Mar-Jun): Think fresh, garden-inspired bites.
- Food & Wine (Aug-Nov): Wine flights and tiny plates galore.
- Festival of the Holidays (Nov-Dec): Festive cookies and spiked drinks? Yes, please.
Considering pairing your snacks with some drinks? Check out our post on The Best Drinks in EPCOT for our recommendations.
Mexico
Best Snack: Chips & Guacamole (Choza de Margarita)
- Why We Love It: Not all guac is created equal, but this one? Slightly spicy, a little mango sweetness, and crunchy pumpkin seeds for texture. Plus, it pairs with a margarita, making it an elite-level dip experience.
- Skip: Churros – They’re just okay. If you want real Disney churros, go to Disneyland. Or literally anywhere else
Norway
Best Snack: School Bread (Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe)
- Why We Love It: One bite in, and you’re basically an honorary Norwegian. Lightly spiced, filled with custard, and topped with coconut—this is one of EPCOT’s most famous snack for a reason.
- Alternative: Lefse – A cinnamon-sugar butter rolled into a thin Norwegian flatbread. A less-sweet option but still tasty.
China
Best Snack: Prepackaged Snacks (House of Good Fortune Shop)
- Why We Love It: Candy, mochi, and even weirdly delicious shrimp chips? If you want a snack that doubles as a souvenir, this is your spot.
- Skip: The festival booth – Always overpriced and never as good as the menu makes it sound.
Germany
Best Snack: Giant Pretzel (Sommerfest)
- Why We Love It: It’s massive, salty, and best enjoyed with a German beer. Also, great for sharing—but you probably won’t want to.
- Hidden Gem: Pretzel Bread Pudding – Think caramel-drenched bread pudding but with pretzels. Trust me on this one.
Italy
Best Snack: Lemon Sorbet (Beer and Wine Cart)
- Why We Love It: The perfect way to reset your taste buds after too much pizza or wine.
- Skip: The festival booth. Pricey, and the food is never as good as it sounds or looks on the menu. Blech.
The American Adventure
Best Snack: Regal Eagle Kids Meal (Regal Eagle Smokehouse)
- Why We Love It: A low-key genius snack hack—great BBQ flavors without committing to a full meal.
- Alternative: Seasonal Funnel Cake – Because funnel cake makes everything better.
Japan
Best Snack: Matcha Green Tea Mochi Ice Cream (Mitsukoshi)
- Why We Love It: If you love matcha, this is your moment. If you don’t? This might be your “hmm, interesting” face snack.
- Skip: Kakigori shaved ice – It’s fine, but not worth the brain freeze.
Morocco
Best Snack: Moroccan Pastries (Oasis Sweets & Sips)
- Why We Love It: Underrated, delicious, and affordable—a true Disney budgeting glitch.
- Hidden Gem: Pair your baklava with Moroccan Mint Tea. You’re welcome.
France
Best Snack: Fresh Baguette (Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie)
- Why We Love It: Nothing feels fancier than casually strolling EPCOT while gnawing on a whole baguette.
- Alternative: If you want something fancier, grab a Napoleon or Macaron Ice Cream Sandwich.
United Kingdom
Best Snack: Fish & Chips (Yorkshire County Fish Shop)
- Why We Love It: This is technically a “meal” but your options in this pavilion are limited so this is what we’re going with, okay?
- Skip: United Kingdom isn’t exactly snack heaven. If you’re not in the mood for fish and chips, you’re out of luck—unless you count a pint as a snack (which, honestly, I do). But for actual food? This pavilion needs to step it up. Disney, if you’re reading this, give us crumpets or something!
Canada
Best Snack: Maple Popcorn (Canada Popcorn Cart)
- Why We Love It: Sweet, salty, and refillable if you have a popcorn bucket!
- What We Miss: EPCOT once had one of the best theme park snacks of all time—the legendary Beaver Tails. These deep-fried, cinnamon-sugar pastries were basically Canada’s version of an elephant ear, and they were glorious. Disney cruelly took them away, and we’re still not over it. Justice for Beaver Tails!
Tips for Snacking Around the EPCOT World Showcase
Festival Season? You Just Leveled Up.
EPCOT festivals mean more snacks, more drinks, and more FOMO. Check the festival booth menus before you go, so you don’t waste stomach space on the wrong dish.
Sweet, Salty, Repeat.
Too many desserts in a row = sugar overload and regret. Break it up with a salty snack—Germany’s pretzel is basically designed for this exact purpose.
Skip the Lines with Mobile Order.
Some of the best snack spots (looking at you, Karamell-Küche and Katsura Grill) take mobile orders. That means more time snacking, less time waiting. Priorities.
Hydration = More Snacking.
You know what ruins a great snack crawl? Feeling like a dried-up churro. Grab free cups of water at any quick-service spot so you can snack longer without crashing.
Snack Now, Snack Later.
China and Japan have some A+ packaged snacks you won’t want to eat on the spot. Stash them in your bag and treat yourself later—because EPCOT snacking shouldn’t end when you leave the park.
Pace Yourself (or Regret It).
You don’t have to eat everything in one go. Take breaks, do a ride, grab a drink—then come back strong. Because hitting a wall before France is just sad.
Tell us what you think
And that’s it! A complete guide to the best snacks at EPCOT . Do you plan to try one of our recommendations? Did we leave your favorite off the list? What’s YOUR all-time favorite EPCOT snack? Did we miss one of your must-eats? Drop it in the comments so we can debate (or add it to our next snack crawl). Bonus points if you’ve got a festival snack hack!