Traditional French favorites such as escargot ($12.99), onion soup ($8.99), seafood provençale ($32.99), and grilled beef tenderloin with black pepper sauce ($35.99) carry the imprint of some of France’s most famous chefs. The bright, bustling brasserie atmosphere, crowded seating, and overtaxed serving staff can be at odds with the desire for a slow, enjoyable meal. The lunch menu is now the same as the dinner menu. Prix fixe menus available. Kids’ meals are $8.50–$10. Chairs and half-booths. Special dietary requests are hit or miss here. Remy the rat (from “Ratatouille”) no longer makes visits here. Note that Tables in Wonderland discounts are valid at lunch only.

Few restaurants are as breathtakingly beautiful as the Coral Reef—brightly glazed blue mosaic tiles and brushed metal shimmer in the light cast by The Seas with Nemo & Friends aquarium, as fish of all sizes and colors swim by. The inventive seafood menu ($23–$31) covers a variety of international tastes and styles and is generally well-prepared. Meat and veggie lovers will also find foods to enjoy here ($24–$33). If only there was more elbow room, the noise more restrained, and the service more consistent. Tip: Request a tank-side table for the best views. Sweets here are special, especially The Chocolate Wave ($9). Kids’ meals are $10–$13. Enjoy the same view and menu at lunch.

If you’re looking for basic burgers ($12.29) at Epcot, this is the place. It’s also decent for healthier fare, like veggie flatbread ($9.99) and veggie naanwich ($10.49)—you can also swap your fries for an apple. The main seating area is noisy—look for quieter seating upstairs, or dine outside on the terrace. Kids meals are $5.99–6.49. Tip: This eatery has an unlimited drink station for refills! Mobile ordering is now available at this eatery.

This little cafe with a view of the Fountain of Nations is a Starbucks. You can get Starbucks drinks ranging in price from $2.49–$5.79 along with lighter fare, such as breakfast sandwiches and wraps ($5.49), smoothies ($4.99), pastries, and fruit.

This popular character dining experience is tucked away in The Land pavilion. Farmer Mickey, Pluto, Chip, and Dale make the rounds of this rotating restaurant at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Watch an ever-changing American landscape while you eat. Breakfast has biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, bacon, Mickey waffles and Chip’s Sticky Bun Bake. Lunch and dinner are the same—breads with maple butter, salad, turkey breast, beef strip loin, fish of the day, smashed potatoes, and greenhouse vegetables. A “homegrown” salad features veggies from Disney’s hydroponic gardens. Vegetarians can make special requests. Kids ages 3–9 get a chicken drumstick or turkey breast—dessert is a “Life’s a Bug” cake. Soft drinks included. Breakfast is $32/$19 ages 3–9. Lunch and dinner is $37.97-$45.00/$19.10-$27.00 ages 3–9. Try for a booth on the lower tier, which is closer to the scenery. See page 262 – page 263 for character meal details.