Where to Get Sweet Snacks at Epcot

 Last week we talked about where to get sweet snacks at Animal Kingdom. This week we're going to continue on with the topic of sweet snacks at the Disney Parks, but this time we're going to talk about where you can find sweet snacks at Epcot. 

If you don't already know, Epcot is my favorite of the four Walt Disney World theme parks. It is also the park with the most places to eat - after all, World Showcase has eleven diffetent countires, cultures, and cuisines represented. You can also find tasty treats in Future World. 

Future World 

Sunshine Season - Pre-covid, Sunshine Seasons had a great bakery case. Hopefully, as the world works its way more and more towards normal, that case will return. As the time of writing, you can get a plant-based cookies and cream chocolate mousse cup and strawberry shortcake. 

Traveler's Cafe - Enjoy pastries and your favorite Starbucks drinks at this in-park Starbucks location.  

Joffery's - Enjoy coffee, pastries, donuts, and more at Joffery's in both Future World and World Showcase. 

The Land Cart - Cool off with a sweet, refreshing slushy!


World Showcase

La Cantina de San Angelo - Start your trip around World Showcase off with churros or a Mickey bar from this Mexican quick service location. 

Kringla Bakeri og Kafe - Delicious Norwegian treats away you here. Don't miss out of schoolbread, lefse, and so much more! 

Lotus Blossom Cafe - Enjoy lychee or caramel ginger ice cream!

Refreshment Outpost - Stop by for ice cream or a refreshing float. 

Karamel Kuche - Located in the Germany Pavilion, this location offers sweet treats like caramel apples, caramel corn, chocolate caramel squares, cookies, and more!

Gelateria Toscana - Enjoy Italian Sweet Treats like tiramisu, cannoli, zeppole, and gelato. 

Kabuki Cafe - Cool off with refreshing, Japanse shaved ice! 

Katsura Grill - In the back of the Japan Pavilion, you'll find Katsura Grill serving up mousse cake and yuzu cheesecake. 

Fife and Drum Tavern - Here you'll find soft-serve ice cream, and The American Dream slushy.

Funnel Cakes - Who doesn't love funnel cakes?! You'll find a variety of funnel cakes here in the American Adventure Pavilion. 

Regal Eagle - This BBQ location in the Amerian Adventure Pavilion also serves up all-American desserts like banana pudding and a s'mores brownie. 

Tagierine Cafe Coffee and Pastries - This location is not open at the time of writing, but that's because most of the Morroco Pavilion is being refurbished at the moment. When it is open, though, ou'll find delicious Morrocan pastries here!

Oasis Sweets & Sips - Enjoy a variety of Morrocan pastries and refreshing beverages at Oasis Sweets and Sips. 

Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie - Tarts, elciars, croissants, and many, many more delicious French pastries are calling your name her at Les Halles.

L'Artisan des Glaces - Do you like ice cream? Here you'll find delicous French ice cream in a variety of falvors, as well as ice cream macaron sandwhich, pressed brioche ice cream sandwiches and more!

Crepes de Chefs de France - This location will be closing once the Creperie opens on October 1, but until then you can enjoy delicious French crepes with a view of the France Pavilion and World Showcase Lagoon.

Festival Marketplaces - Throughout the year Epcot hosts festivals that celebrate food and wine, gardens, art, and the holidays. At each of these festivals you'll find food booths, called Festival Marketplaces, that serve up delicious eats from around the world. 

Shops - Each country pavilion around World Showcase has at least one gift shop that offers sweet treats from that country! 


What's your favorite sweet treat in Epcot?!


The Epcot International Food and Wine Festival runs from July 15 through November 20, 2021, it's not too late to book your trip! Contact me at miriya@govacationguru.com for your FREE quote and/or to start planning your next vacation! For more Disney and travel information follow me on Facebook. 

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