Disney World Mexico Food Tour: Nosh or Not? in Epcot's Mexico Pavilion 

I have to agree. We were a little afraid to try this restaurant because of the bad reviews, but we loved it. We had a great meal and our server was fantastic. Can't wait to go back.

I’m Puerto Rican and their rice and beans was on point!

I have to highly disagree. Went a couple years ago and as a whole the food was pretty bad. Yeah it’s theme park food so wasn’t expecting super authentic, but as a actual Mexican myself I figured it would be better. It tasted similar to some thing I would’ve eaten at El Torito. Gross all around

Bobby Linn same

MsWDWFAN1 yeah

Megan Harney Canada 🇨🇦

But I do agree too crowded!!

We were just there, and loved the food! Our server was so sweet, and helpful. He even stood there and held a light for us to see better. Very helpful, and took wonderful care of us! The margaritas are great too! I would definitely eat there again.

Aaron Cobb no, her voice is too annoying

Nunya Dayumbisnazz what

Glad you had a great time!

I’d love for her interview her son and ask him about his favorite restaurants.☺️

Amy Duque Try the real mexican food crossing the South border

Indeed

jessica lamarre I think she did

i'm mexican and some of the food doesnt look authentic

blackfox1320 100% agree

If you're on the Disney Dining plan, you get a number of credits for your stay. It depends on your plan type. You cannot share your credits with people who are not in your party. People can dine with you who are not in your party, but you have to make arrangements to split the bill and things get tricky with reminding your cast member who served you. Each meal potentially costs a credit. In regards to this video, Cantina de San Angel is ONE QUICK SERVICE CREDIT as it's a quick service style place where you grab your food and go. La Hacienda de San Angel is ONE TABLE SERVICE CREDIT where you sit down and you're tended to by staff.. So it's pretty straightforward. You usually are one for one in most places. In Epcot there are places like Le Cellier that take TWO TABLE SERVICE CREDITS. This is because Le Cellier is considered to be more upscale and therefore, will take more credits. This means you might have to sacrifice a meal and go out of pocket. You also get SNACK CREDITS. Considering some of Disney World's snacks are MASSIVE and you can indeed purchase a turkey leg with a snack credit, if you're that hungry for a snack, you'll be okay. But this depends on what you're interested in as a dining plan! There are plans that are all for quick services (but this is a poor value plan) and there are some that cater to those who prefer the table services. The question is what do you want out of your trip? You're paying for this plan. It's sort of like pre-paying for your food and wondering if you come out even. If you intend to have lobster and steak and want to try the best Disney has to offer, the dining plan can help you do that... But if you don't want to do that, the dining plan isn't the greatest thing in the world. The dining plan is also the worst thing for picky eaters as it prevents them from ordering off the children's menu. That children's menu is really comforting when you need a break, have trouble with the portion sizes, or you're just not feeling too well. If you are still interested in the dining plan for your trip, crunch the numbers with your "dream restaurants" and meals you think you might want to order. Add them together and see if the total comes close to what it would cost to book your vacation with the dining plan. Dream big to eat big.

Jamie Thank you 😊

Thanks for sharing your experiences, John!

POTexaco Me too. Not top notch but really pretty tasty. And the atmosphere is linda!

Leonor Gastelum is the mexican food at Disneyland good?

Laurie B. If you are at Disneyland you don't eat there if you want authentic Mexican food. Remember, it's California, and very close to the border.

Leonor Gastelum better in Texas or Arizona