The long awaited Choza de Margarita walk-up window will be opening soon in the Mexico pavilion at Epcot's World Showcase. The location will feature both frozen and hand-crafted margaritas as well as a menu of small bites - tacos, empanadas, and guacamole.

These "purveyors of fine American ale" "est. 1612" are located in the American Adventure, across the way from the America Gardens Theatre. In keeping with Philadelphia tradition, you can get a big, soft pretzel with with your craft brew.

What if the Founding Fathers had listened to Ben Franklin and made the turkey our national symbol? "Jumbo" turkey legs, root beer floats, floats with hard sodas, and frozen slushies at the American Adventure pavilion. 

Pennsylvania Dutch funnel cakes, within sight of The American Adventure's Independence Hall. You can get them with powdered sugar, chocolate, apples, pumpkin spice, or vanilla ice cream. 

A touch of la dolce vita (sweet life) at the Italy pavilion. Gelato, tiramisù, cannoli, Italian dessert wines and cocktails, espresso.... If we had to choose one country for dessert, it'd have to be this one, or France. Not that we have to!

The China pavilion's ode to tea and so much more. Snack on traditional pork buns, curry chicken pockets, egg rolls, red bean ice cream, and choose from a variety of hot and iced teas, and even a tea slushie. Plum wine and cocktails, too.

Kakigori (flavored, shaved ice) has long been a favorite snack at the Japan pavilion, and some years back they expanded the kiosk's menu to embrace items like Osaka-style hako (boxed) sushi, edamame, beer, and sake (including sake-infused kakigori).

Pick your sip from a list of  200+ tequilas, beers, wines, and cocktails in this lounge under the perpetually twilit sky inside Mexico pavilion's Mayan pyramid.  Naturally, you can also order guacamole, queso, and chips.

Distinctively-flavored ice creams and sorbets near the back of the France pavilion. If simple cups and cones aren't enough, explore Ice cream sandwiched between macarons (almond-flavored meringues), ice cream-filled brioche, or an ice cream martini.

All-American fare where Future World meets the World Showcase. Hot dogs, chili dogs, kettle chips, soft-serve ice cream (orange, vanilla, or swirled), craft beers, and soft drinks.

The African-themed snack shack between the China and Germany pavilions serves not particularly African fare: hot dogs, trail mix, soft-serve ice cream, slushes, soft drinks, and a variety of African alcohol-infused beverages.

A kiosk serving chicken breast nuggets with fries, croissant doughnuts, and soft-serve ice cream cones guards the border between World Showcase and Future World. Specialty cocktails feature Dragon Berry rum and Godiva liqueur.

As the name implies, this spot's a neighbor of Test Track in Future World East. It currently serves ice cream sundaes, floats, ice cream cookie sandwiches, and alcoholic ice cream floats, but who knows what the future will bring?

We've never thought to cool off in a car wash (well, maybe at a high school fund-raising car wash), but that's the idea at this drink stand near Test Track, where you can chill with frozen soft and not-so-soft drinks.

If you want a bite while you drink, there are few better spots—you can even cobble together a full meal! There are over 200 Italian wines and beers to choose from, along with a generous selection of artisan pizzas (serve 2, $24-$29), small plates from meatball sliders ($11) to lobster salad ($26), and panini ($8 each, $14 for two). Desserts include cannoli ($10), strawberries with mascarpone, tiramisu, Nutella chocolate cake, and panna cotta (all $3.50).

This stand near the UK pavilion's Rose & Crown Pub serves house-made crisps (potato chips), British draft beers, ales, and pear cider.

Joffrey’s coffees and pastries are served at three locations in Epcot: Future World East, Canada, and American Adventure.