2026 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Booth Menus: A Booth-by-Booth First Look



2026 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival Booth Menus

The wait is nearly over. Booth menus for the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival have started appearing around the park, giving guests a clear look at what to order before the event begins. The festival runs from August 27 through November 21, 2026, which leaves plenty of time to work your way around the Global Marketplaces. Below is a rundown of the booths that have posted menus so far, organized by name and location, with prices, plant-based labels, and a few historical notes worth knowing.

Gyozas of the Galaxy

Gyozas of the Galaxy

Located near Guardians of the Galaxy in World Discovery, this dumpling-focused booth offers a few different takes on a familiar format.

  • Basil Pesto Chicken Dumplings, $5.99, with basil pesto, fonduta, tomato confit, and balsamic
  • Street Corn-style Dumplings, $5.99, chicken dumplings with tomatillo salsa verde, street corn salad, cotija, lime crema, and cilantro
  • Edamame Dumplings, $5.29, with butternut squash puree, caramelized onions, sage, and walnut-toasted garlic aillade
  • Willamette Valley Vineyards Pinot Gris, $7.50, from Willamette Valley, OR
Flavors From Fire

Flavors From Fire

You will find this booth near the Green Landing Family Play Zone in World Discovery, leaning into grilled and smoked plates.

  • Rodizio-style Grilled Beef Skewer, $6.99, with marble potatoes, charred shallots, roasted baby peppers, and chimichurri (introduced in 2009 at Argentina)
  • Smoked Corned Beef, $6.49, with house-made potato chips, cheese curds, pickled onions, and beer cheese fondue
  • Smoked Chocolate Bread Pudding, $4.99, with chocolate ganache, vanilla bean-bourbon sauce, and smoked sea salt
  • Left Hand Brewing Co. Sawtooth Amber Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Longmont, CO
  • 1000 Stories Bourbon Barrel-Aged Zinfandel, $6.50, from Lodi, CA
  • Swine Brine, $13, Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, apple-cinnamon cider, lemon juice, and Dijon mustard topped with a pork wing
The Fry Basket

The Fry Basket

Sitting near Test Track in World Discovery, this booth is a good stop for anyone who wants a shareable order.

  • Adobo Yuca Fries, $5.79, with plant-based garlic-cilantro aioli (plant-based)
  • Fry Flight, $7.99, featuring Sea Salt-Malt Vinegar Fries (plant-based), Truffle-Parmesan Fries with black garlic-truffle aioli, and Sweet Potato Casserole Fries with cinnamon sugar, candied pecans, and marshmallow cream (plant-based)
  • Barrel of Monks Blood Orange Bliss Sour Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.)
  • Boyd & Blair Grapefruit Mule, $12.50, from Glenshaw, PA
Australia

Australia

This booth sits between the Mexico Pavilion and the Port of Entry.

  • Grilled Bushberry-Spiced Shrimp Skewer, $6.99, with sweet-and-sour vegetables and coconut-chili sauce
  • Roasted Lamb Chop, $8.79, with mint pesto and crushed salt and vinegar potato chips (introduced in 2006)
  • Mixed Berry Pavlova, $4.79, with crunchy meringue shell, macerated berries, and whipped cream
  • Yalumba ‘The Y Series’ Viognier, $6.50, from Angaston
  • Bulletin Place Sauvignon Blanc, $6.50, from Riverina
  • Fowles Farm to Table Shiraz, $7.50, from Upton Hills
  • Wine Flight, $7.50
Shimmering Sips

Shimmering Sips

Located between the Canada Pavilion and the Port of Entry, this booth leans toward sparkling drinks and a lighter dessert.

  • Strawberry Champagne Trifle, $5.79 (plant-based)
  • Tropical Mimosa, $7.75, sparkling wine and Minute Maid Passion Fruit Orange Guava Juice
  • Berry Mimosa, $7.75, La Gioiosa Berry Fizz and white cranberry juice
  • Blood Orange Mimosa, $7.75, sparkling wine and blood orange juice
  • Mimosa Flight, $15
Forest & Field

Forest & Field

Look for this booth on the pathway between Refreshment Port and the Port of Entry.

  • Spicy Black Bean-Mushroom Chili, $5.99, with plant-based sour cream, plant-based cheddar, and cornbread croutons (plant-based)
  • Pumpkin-Mascarpone Ravioli, $5.49, with brown butter vinaigrette, pecorino cheese, pomegranate seeds, and hazelnut praline
  • Schiacciata Sandwich, $6.29, mortadella, prosciutto ham, sun-dried peppers, arugula, stracciatella cheese, fall squash mostarda, and pistachio pesto on warm focaccia
  • Brewery Ommegang All Hallows Treat Imperial Chocolate Peanut Butter Stout, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Cooperstown, NY
  • Famille Hugel Classic Pinot Noir, $7, from Alsace, France
  • Daou Vineyards Chardonnay, $6.50, from Paso Robles, CA
Bramblewood Bites

Bramblewood Bites

This booth also sits on the pathway between Refreshment Port and the Port of Entry, with a fall-forward menu.

  • Grilled Cider-Brined Pork Tenderloin, $7.19, with chili-apple butter, celeriac-apple slaw, and apple cider gastrique
  • Cast Iron-Seared River Trout, $7.29, with vanilla-butternut squash puree, Brussels sprouts salad, candied pecans, spiced pumpkin seeds, dried cranberries, and maple dressing
  • Bruleed Sweet Potatoes, $4.99, with dried cranberries, walnut streusel, and orange goat cheese
  • Crooked Can Brewing Company Banana Bread German Style Wheat Beer, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Winter Garden, FL
  • Spiced Apple Rum Old Fashioned, $12.50, with Boyd & Blair Rum
Canada

Canada

A longtime festival favorite with a couple of returning classics.

  • Cheddar and Bacon Soup, $6.29, served with a pretzel roll (introduced in 2000)
  • Filet Mignon, $10.49, with mushrooms and mashed potatoes (introduced in 2011)
  • Collective Arts Brewing Festbier, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Hamilton, ON
  • Chateau des Charmes Petales Rouge, $9.50, from Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
Brazil

Brazil

Positioned between the France and Morocco Pavilions.

  • Pao de Queijo, $5.19, Brazilian cheese bread (introduced in 1999)
  • Moqueca de Camarao, $6.99, plancha-seared shrimp, bell peppers, cilantro, and tomatoes in a coconut milk broth featuring BEN’S ORIGINAL Long Grain White Rice
  • BrewDog Brewing Company Peach Mango Wheat Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Canal Winchester, OH
  • Frozen Caipirinha, $12.50, with Cachaca Spirit
Belgium

Belgium

Also located between the France and Morocco Pavilions.

  • Beer-braised Beef, $6.79, served with smoked gouda mashed potatoes
  • Belgian Waffle, $5.49, with cookie butter and whipped cream topped with speculoos cookie pieces (introduced in 2010)
  • Chilled Belgian Coffee (non-alcoholic), $5.29
  • Van Steenberge Piraat 7 Strong Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Ertvelde
  • Brouwerij St. Bernardus Watou Blond Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Watou
  • Brouwerij Verhaeghe Duchesse Red Sweet & Tart Cherry Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Vichte
  • Beer Flight, $12.75
  • Chilled Belgian Coffee, $12.50, with ChocoLat Deluxe Salted Caramel Chocolate Liqueur
Greece

Greece

You will find this booth between Japan and Morocco.

  • Spanakopita, $5.19
  • Griddled Cheese, $5.49, with pistachios and honey
  • Chicken Souvlaki Gyro, $6.99, with shaved lettuce, tomato-cucumber relish, and tzatziki on warm pita (introduced in 1997)
  • Mylonas Winery Assyrtiko Dry White, $6.50, from Attiki
  • Zoe Rose, $6.50, from Peloponnese
  • Kir-Yianni Naoussa Xinomavro Dry Red, $7.50, from Naoussa
  • Wine Flight, $7.50
  • Greek Melon Limeade, $12, Kleos Mastiha Spirit, Artonic Melon Aperitif, Pearl Vodka, and lime sour mix
Hops & Barley

Hops & Barley

Located at The American Adventure.

  • Gulf Coast-style Seafood Roll, $8.99, with warm-water lobster, rock shrimp, lobster bisque, and sherry creme fraiche on a toasted brioche bun (introduced in 2006)
  • Smoked Brisket and Cheddar Melt, $6.49, chopped smoked brisket, caramelized onions, tangy barbecue, and cheddar sauce on a potato roll
  • Freshly Baked Chocolate Pudding Cake, $4.99, with Kentucky bourbon caramel
  • Harpoon Brewery Southie Lager, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Boston, MA
  • Samuel Adams Boston Brick Red Irish Red Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Boston, MA
  • Allagash Brewing Company Haunted House Hoppy Dark Ale, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Portland, ME
  • Beer Flight, $12.75
Spain

Spain

This booth sits between Germany and Italy.

  • Croquetas de Jamon, $6.99, saffron aioli and shaved Jamon Serrano
  • Paella Caldoso, $7.99, chicken, chorizo, gigante beans, romano beans, and saffron rice (introduced in 1997)
  • Basque Cheesecake, $5.29, with orange sauce
  • Volver Quinta del ’67 Garnacha Tintorera, $7.50, from Alicante
  • Summer in Spain, $13, Frozen Simply Lemonade with herbal liqueurs
Germany

Germany

A pavilion booth with a mix of returning and newer plates.

  • Schinkennudeln, $5.29, pasta gratin with ham, onions, and cheese (introduced in 2010)
  • Wiener Schnitzel, $7.29, breaded veal cutlet featuring HEINZ Brauhaus Mustard, warm Yukon Gold potato salad, bacon, and watercress-radish salad with lemon
  • Apple Strudel, $4.99, with vanilla sauce (introduced in 1996)
  • Schofferhofer Orange Spritz Hefeweizen, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Mainz
  • Weihenstephaner Festbier, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Freising
  • von Trapp Brewing Oktoberfest Marzen-style Lager, $6 / $9.75 (6 oz. / 12 oz.), from Stowe, VT
  • Beer Flight, $12.75
  • Selbach-Oster Riesling, $9, from Mosel
Refreshment Outpost Hosted by Coca-Cola

Refreshment Outpost Hosted by Coca-Cola

This booth brings a set of South African-inspired plates and drinks.

  • Berbere-spiced Beef Stew, $6.79, with sweet potato mealie pap and kachumbari slaw
  • Sweet Potato Mealie Pap, $5.79, with a stew of beans, peppers, carrots, and tomatoes (plant-based, introduced in 2004 at South Africa)
  • South African Cream Liqueur Chocolate Mousse, $6.29, with white chocolate ganache and chocolate-covered popping candy
  • Breckenridge Brewery Palisade Peach Wheat Ale, $12.50, from Breckenridge, CO
  • 3 Daughters Brewing Cinnamon Donut Hard Cider, $12.50, from St. Petersburg, FL
  • Coppertail Brewing Co. Cherry Cola Hard Cider, $12.50, from Tampa, FL
  • Midnight Safari, $17.50, Mansas African Whisky, G.E. Massenez Creme de Cassis de Dijon Liqueur, and sour mix garnished with blackberry and mint
Fromage Montage

Emile’s Fromage Montage

The cheese-focused food stroll returns, hosted by Remy’s brother Emile. The idea is simple: sample cheesy dishes from booths across EPCOT, collect stamps in your Festival Passport, and redeem a reward once you finish.

Here is how it works:

  • Purchase any five of the Emile’s Fromage Montage items listed below.
  • Collect a matching stamp for each qualifying item you buy.
  • Once you have five stamps, bring your Festival Passport to Shimmering Sips for a Festival Treat.

The qualifying items and their locations are:

  • Pumpkin Cheesecake Mousse Trifle, Festival Favorites (opens September 9)
  • Tartiflette, The Alps (opens October 2)
  • Warm Raclette Swiss Cheese, The Alps (opens October 2)
  • Schinkennudeln, Germany
  • Basque Cheesecake, Spain
  • Griddled Cheese, Greece
  • Pao de Queijo, Brazil
  • Pineapple Cheesecake, Hawai’i
  • Pumpkin-Mascarpone Ravioli, Forest & Field
  • Red Wine-Braised Beef Short Rib, Earth Eats (opens October 2)
  • Selection of Cheeses, The Wedge (available September 18 through November 8)
  • Any Macaroni and Cheese, The Wedge (available September 18 through November 8)

You can try five different items or return to a favorite spot to repeat one. There is no rush to finish in a single day either. Bring your stamped Festival Passport back to EPCOT any time through November 21, 2026, to complete the stroll.

Final Thoughts

With menus now posting across the park, the 2026 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is coming into focus ahead of its August 27 start. From dumplings near Guardians of the Galaxy to returning classics in Canada and a cheese stroll that runs the length of the event, there is a lot to plan around this year. Keep in mind that a few booths and Emile’s Fromage Montage items open on later dates, so check the timing before you build your route. Prices and availability can shift, so treat these menus as a strong preview as opening day approaches.

Written by

Rachel Van Norman


Contributing Writer

Rachel fell deeply in love with all things Disney as a little girl. Now as a wife and a mother herself, she shares this Disney obsession with her son and everyone around her. From her love of princesses to eating all the Disney food, Rachel spends her time radiating Disney magic and keeping everyone up to date on Disney news.

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