Top 13 Lunch locations in 200 Epcot Center Dr, Lake Buena Vista

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Jeremiah Hoehner

Amazing atmosphere and ambiance. You are nestled into a cozy and beautifully decorated dining area with prime viewing of one of the worlds largest aquariums bustling with over 2,000 fish, including a variety of sharks. Try and catch the 100 year old sea-turtle! This establishment boasts a very good Gluten Free/Allergy Menu. Disney is known for how well they handle allergies. Really enjoyed the gluten free bread rolls with the pineapple coconut butter. The corn bisque is phenomenal. All the seafood entrees looked great, but most of us settled on the grilled Mahi Mahi. It was excellent. The dessert was great and again, they have a gluten free option. Our server Alex was top-notch and delightful. She gave us some interesting info on the aquarium and was super nice! Highly recommend this place, especially if you have kids who are tired and hot, the fish viewing keeps them engaged!

Michael Allen

Carolina is fantastic and on top of her game. Class act. I have a gluten allergy and she helped navigate the menu. Great job !

Mary Minnich

Nellie Kashura

I had Matthieu S as my waiter and he was absolutely fantastic. He provided wonderful service and paid attention to detail. We had a group member with a nut and gluten allergy and he went above and beyond to ensure that there was no contamination. He took the time to go over the menu specifically with that person about their options. He was so attentive and provided excellent service. Please give this man a raise Disney. Thanks Matthieu!

Scott G

Very fun location situated within the pyramid at Mexico in World Showcase at Epcot. Great way to get out of the heat and enjoy good food with lots of gluten free options. It’s very dark in here which is great break from a sunny day. Also a small easy ride next to restaurant.

manda

We made a last-minute reservation at Biergarten, hoping to recapture fond memories from our childhood and past visits. The atmosphere remains charming — a lively, Oktoberfest-style dining hall with warm, friendly hosts and waitstaff. They explained the vegan options are labeled with the classic green leaf icon at the buffet, and they could also bring us vegan Bratwurst, vegan butter, gluten-free bread rolls, and a simple salad with oil and balsamic vinegar. At first glance, we were pleasantly surprised by the number of plant-based buffet options: sauerkraut, pretzel rolls, beet salad, pickled onions, green beans, tomato salad, peas and carrots, roasted potatoes, and mini potato pancakes with applesauce. Unfortunately, once we started eating, our excitement faded. Most of the dishes were under-seasoned and tasted far from fresh. Even the vegan Bratwurst, which we were eager to try, were stiff and unappealing. Dessert was another letdown — the sole plant-based option was a plate of mini Enjoy Life cookies. It’s the same dessert we were served two years ago, though back then, they came in the bag. It’s hard to believe that in two years, no new vegan dessert has been introduced, especially given the variety of desserts available to non-vegan diners. The saving grace of the meal was the lively Oktoberfest show. A cheerful “German” band performs live music, including classic instruments and even cowbells, for about 30 minutes. The festive atmosphere still has its charm, but sadly, the food no longer lives up to the experience. For over $100 for two people before tip, this meal simply wasn’t worth the price. While the entertainment and ambiance remain memorable, the plant-based options were subpar at best. Unless significant improvements are made, we likely won’t be returning here.

James

A buffet style spinning restaurant that rotates 360 per hour. It is above the Living with the Land ride and is a great experience with character meet and greets at your table! The food is American-based, but I will say that I loved their chicken. It was perfectly tender and well-cooked and some of the best chicken I've ever had. I also enjoyed the salad with its light vinaigrette, but otherwise, I found the food to be decent but not extraordinary. It can be pretty expensive at $55/person, so be prepared to eat. The dessert we had was a berry cobbler that I thought tasted a little too mealy. Like other Disney restaurants, there are a variety of vegetarian and gluten-free options that can be provided upon request

Walter Inkley

A great experience. Very good service, and almost the whole entree menu is gluten free. The hummus fries were the only flop on the menu. Dessert was wonderful. Try and sit next to one of the lake-side tables.

Anna Olson

Seriously the best steaks we’ve ever had! I’m gluten free and was very impressed with how seriously the restaurant took my allergy. GF rolls, GF poutine (so, so wonderful) and then I got the filet with risotto. Service was impeccable. It’s pricey, but was well worth it!

Gloria Martin

J F

Wow! The alcoholic frozen coffee was fantastic! Also had a gluten free rice pudding dessert

J F

Had gluten free Tito's vodka Texas Moscow mule!