Disney World Food Tour: EVERY Food Spot in Epcot's America Pavilion! 

xingcat uh. Why not American food?

Oh, sorry if I didn't say it right...I meant from all over the US, like Southern food and maybe some California cuisine and Pacific Northwest maybe, etc. Like a culinary trip around America.

@@xingcat Yes! Couldn't agree more! When I went to the Smithsonian in Washington, DC they had a restaurant like that and it was wonderful!

alicia Probably a great spot for picky eaters but for the rest of us... well, they have a bathroom

Haha exactly! :D

alicia We never Stop in American Pavilion except for a Bathroom in between Character spots or something. One time, they featured New Orleans Food during Food and wine fest and that was Only time we ate somewhere in that area. My mom loves Funnel cakes, so if line isn't too long, we get one for her.

And the American Pavilion is certainly the appropriate place for it.

Yeah. They need a good sit down bbq joint there

yesorlando05 oh my goodness all those foods would be amazing! Or New York bagels? Yum!

My late husband and I always waned to go to the F&WF, but could never get time off together at that time of year. He passed in 2014 and when my son and I went to Epcot in 2015, by pure dumb luck, we went during the Festival. We had no idea it was running so late. It was wonderful. Not only was it my first F&WF, but it was during my birthday. We had lobster rolls. I would love to have foods from different areas of the USA. I would die for them to have a legitimate NOLA gumbo. I would even bring my own file'. I would even drive the 203 mile round trip in one day, which we've done once and is not my favorite, but certainly better than not going at all. We have a favorite seafood restaurant in Kissimmee/Orlando I like to go to. It's very expensive for us, but it's only once per year, so we splurge. Only time we missed them was the round trip in a day. I won't name them here because it would be too rude to WDW.

You should have at least checked out The American Adventure.

Drew Nolde Canada does not have as many restaurants as other pavilions which is why they combined it with Norway.

It's ice cream

They are Mouseketeers?

@@Showtunediva Hi Janine~~~~~I meant that as a little joke. They weren't official TV Mouseketeers. It's just a term that some people use for peeps who are WDW fanatics. Keep smiling,and stay strong. :0))

Many people like plain, uneventful, "American" food. Not ME, but other people.

Not saying anything wrong with it. But unless its that rare and old time candy stuff ... you can get American food anywhere. If your going to be in World Showcase why not try something you can't anywhere else. Thats all I was trying to say

Most people would like the American Pavilion to serve more regional American Foods, things you don't normally get in "your" part of the USA. They could have different types of barbecue ( Texas Brisket, North Carolina Pulled Pork, Kansas City Ribs), lobster rolls and clam chowder from New England, Salmon dishes from the Pacific Northwest, even Chicago and New York style pizzas or maybe a Po' Boy from New Orleans. Heck, even a 2 piece fried chicken could work.

Hello - It provides offerings that may be 'new' to others who travel from other countries to visit Disney World. It could also provide comfort food - for those who may have been enjoying new eateries but want a snack or meal that is a little more laid back or traditional to what we may be accustomed to...

i had to laugh. But it’s fun for foreign visitors . we have so much to offer in terms of american food

I've never seen the whole presentation. You put me in the Florida sun and heat all day then put me in air conditioning in the dark and I guarantee I'll doze off every time. LOL!

dramanoah 101 I was so close 😆

Heather Gray lol

Heather Gray you got a new subscriber!

ayy total drama!!!

Dalton Reilly [GeekOnFleek] you watch it to, who's your fav character? Mine is either Noah or Duncan