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Inexpensive
Cantina de San Angel
MEXICAN Counter-service eateries are the most common
places to grab a bite in the parks, and this one's a good notch or two above Taco Bell.
Come here for a decent burrito, taco, or churro on the fly. Located just across from the
San Angel Inn, a seat at one of the umbrella-shaded tables offers a good view of the
lagoon. You can also grab a Dos Equis or frozen margarita. At press time, it was
announced that seating would be expanded and a new menu would be in place by the
summer of 2010.
Mexico Pavilion, World Showcase.
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407/939-3463.
www.disneyworld.com. No Advance Reservations
recommended. Meals $8-$9. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. Daily 11:30am-1 hr. before park closes. Parking $12.
Kringla Bakeri og Kafe
NORWEGIAN The lunch-pail crowd loves this combina-
tion cafe-bakery. Grab-n-go options include a plate of smoked salmon and scrambled
eggs, and smoked ham and Jarlsberg cheese sandwiches, but it's the array of tempting
pastries, cakes, cookies, and waffles with strawberry preserves that bring in the majority.
Sit in the small, open-air seating area (just beyond the door, adjacent to the Stave Church
and the replica Viking ship. Wine is sold by the glass.
Norway Pavilion, World Showcase.
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407/939-3463.
www.disneyworld.com. Advance Reservations not
accepted. Sandwiches and salads $4-$10. Treats $2-$6. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. Daily 11am-park closing.
Parking $12.
Lotus Blossom Café
CHINESE If you're in a hurry but still in the mood for some
good Chinese, this recently renovated counter-service stop offers a tasty beef noodle soup
bowl, sesame chicken salad, and fast-food favorites including eggrolls, pot stickers, stir
fry, and fried rice. A covered outdoor patio provides cover from the sun and views of the
pavilion. Chinese beer and wine are available.
China Pavilion, World Showcase.
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407/939-3463.
www.disneyworld.com. Advance Reservations not
accepted. Meals $4-$8. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. Daily 11am-park closing. Parking $12.
Sommerfest
GERMAN At the rear of the Germany pavilion, this outdoor eatery's
quick-bite menu includes bratwurst and frankfurter sandwiches (one is still a hot dog)
with sauerkraut. The apple strudel goes nicely with a glass of German wine or a Beck's
beer.
Germany Pavilion, World Showcase.
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407/939-3463.
www.disneyworld.com. Advance Reservations
not accepted. All meals less than $7. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. Daily 11am-park closing. Parking $12.
Sunshine Seasons in the Land
Value
FOOD COURT This moderately upscale food
court has a very contemporary earthy decor (continuing the look and feel of the intricate
mosaic leading to its entrance). The large, open seating area is separated into smaller sec-
tions by decorative partitions; open to the second story, it retains an airy feel. The food isn't
gourmet, but of all the cafeterias and counter-service stops in the World, Sunshine Seasons
has the most diversity because it is five walk-ups in one. It's especially good if you're travel-
ing with kids who possess finicky (and varied) palates; it's often crowded with families for
that very reason. There's an Asian Wok shop (stir fry and barbecue), a wood-fired grill
(Atlantic salmon and flatbreads), a sandwich shop (Black Forest ham, turkey, Cuban), and
a soup-and-salad counter (with veggies from the Land's own gardens). There's also a small
bakery. An open kitchen allows everyone to watch the behind-the-scenes action. Wine by
the glass, frosty drafts, and bottled beer are also available.
Land Pavilion, Future World.
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407/939-3463.
www.disneyworld.com. Advance Reservations not
accepted. Meals $7-$11. AE, DC, DISC, MC, V. 11am-park closing. Parking $12.
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