White tablecloths, soft lighting, bubbling French onion soup — Chefs de France feels like EPCOT decided to open a neighborhood bistro straight from Paris and let you people-watch while eating baguettes.

If carbs had a kingdom, Les Halles would be its throne room. This French bakery is the reason EPCOT smells like butter, sugar, and temptation after dark.

Love Mexican food but don’t have time for table service? La Cantina de San Angel is your World Showcase lifesaver — tacos, nachos, and churros with one of the best waterfront dining views in EPCOT.

If you’re craving something sweet that isn’t just another cupcake, Oasis Sweets & Sips is your golden ticket. This Moroccan bakery is a treasure chest of honey, nuts, dates, and pastries that taste like a vacation.

If your EPCOT stroll suddenly smells like butter, sugar, and Viking nostalgia, you’ve found Kringla Bakeri Og Kafé — the Norway Pavilion’s cozy bakery serving pastries so good, you’ll swear you’ve earned them after a day of pillaging the World Showcase.

What happens when you merge a rotating dining room, Mickey Mouse in farmer gear, and vegetables literally grown beneath your feet? You get Garden Grill, EPCOT’s most delightfully unexpected dining experience.

Hidden inside a medieval fortress inspired by Norway’s real Akershus Castle, this EPCOT favorite is where princesses, pastries, and a whole lot of happily-ever-afters come together under one very charming roof.

Peaceful, interactive, and beautifully themed — Journey of Water is EPCOT’s newest walkthrough attraction celebrating the magic and life of water, guided by Moana’s spirit of exploration.

Golden tributes to Disney storytelling, the Fab 50 statues decorate EPCOT with shimmering character sculptures celebrating Walt Disney World’s 50th anniversary.

Colorful, quirky, and very Figment-esque, ImageWorks lets guests explore creativity through sound, movement, and imagination.

The colorful mosaic walls at EPCOT’s entrance — that’s Leave a Legacy, a modern reimagining of the original stone monoliths where guests once left their photos as part of the Millennium Celebration.

Just steps away from Spaceship Earth, Dreamer’s Point is EPCOT’s newest scenic nook — a peaceful, elegant space celebrating Walt Disney’s legacy through art, greenery, and a stunning statue.

Looking for lighthearted fun? Sergio, EPCOT’s beloved comedic mime and juggler, brings a burst of humor and charm to the Italy Pavilion.

The deep, rhythmic pulse of Matsuriza echoes across World Showcase — a mesmerizing Taiko drum performance you can hear long before you see it.

If rhythmic, upbeat music is your thing, Marimba de las Américas delivers a vibrant, joyful experience with Latin American flair.

If you hear banging, clanging, and lots of laughter, you’ve probably found the JAMMitors — EPCOT’s funniest and most creative percussion group.

The Morocco Pavilion already feels like stepping into another world, but Atlas Fusion takes it even further with high-energy music that blends traditional Moroccan rhythms with modern flair.

The Canada Mill Stage hosts some of EPCOT’s most fun, energetic performances — from folk bands to Celtic rock groups that get the whole pavilion clapping along.

Right in the heart of Harambe Village, the African Hub Cart offers a small but mighty selection of souvenirs.

Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is packed with plenty of sweet, savory and slightly spooky treats to try throughout Magic Kingdom. The 2026 menu includes everything from Halloween-themed desserts and colorful drinks to loaded fries, burgers, dumplings and full table-service meals. Some items are brand-new, while a few party favorites have returned for another hauntingly delicious season. We have organized every food and drink by location to make it easier to plan your n