EPCOT’s 2021 International Food and Wine Festival is set to kick off in just over a month! The Festival will begin on July 15, 2021, and run through November 20, 2021.
Food and Wine Festival 2020
We’ve already shared a look at some of the entertainment that will be at the festival this year, a few of the confirmed food booths, and more. But now we’ve got a BIG update — we’ve got a full list of ALL of the booths that will be at this year’s festival!!
If you’re reading this post while hungry, you’ve been WARNED!! We’re going to share the FULL list of food booths coming to this year’s festival (including some new ones!!) and details about some of the items they’ll be serving up, so prepare yourself!
Alright, without further ado, here’s a full list of all the booths Disney has announced so far that will be at this year’s Food and Wine Festival:
- The Alps – Opening October 1 — Here you’ll be able to grab items including the warm Raclette Swiss cheese served with a baguette
- Australia
- Appleseed Orchard
- Belgium – Opening October 1 — This booth will serve up treats like a fluffy Belgian waffle or savory beer-braised beef dish
Warm Raclette Swiss Cheese with Alpine Ham, Baby Potatoes, Cornichons and Baguette
- Brazil – Opening October 1
- Brew-Wing at the EPCOT Experience — NEW! — This booth will feature things like chicken wings, flatbreads and assorted beers and ciders
- Canada
- China — This booth will be serving up popular Chinese plates, mango bubble milk tea, draft beer, and cocktails
- The Donut Box
Canadian Cheddar Cheese and Bacon Soup served with a Pretzel Roll
- Earth Eats hosted by Impossible™ — This booth will serve up plant-based dishes featuring Impossible™ foods, as well as wine, chai tea, or a chai tea cocktail
- Flavors from Fire hosted by The NFL on ESPN
- France
- Germany
- Greece — this booth will serve up traditional Greek dishes including spanakopita and lamb moussaka.
- Hawaiʻi
2020 France Booth
- Hops & Barley — This booth will feature all-American craft beer and wines
- India – Opening October 1 — You’ll be able to munch on things like Madras red curry and Korma chicken here
- Ireland – Opening October 1 — This booth will serve up favorites like Irish sausage and seafood pie, which you can pair with Irish ale and mead honey wine
- Italy
- Japan
- Kenya – NEW! Opening October 1 — This booth will serve up traditional Kenyan food and beer
2020 Hops and Barley
- Lobster Landing – NEW! Opening October 1 — This booth is meant to give guests a taste of New England with luscious lobster creations
- Mac & Eats – NEW! Opening October 1 — Here you’ll find some unique macaroni and cheese combos
- Mexico — At the Mexico booth, you’ll be able to enjoy chilaquiles, tacos, Mexican craft beer, and margaritas
- The Noodle Exchange – NEW! — Here Disney notes that you’ll be able to “savor the flavors of the Far East served up in delicious noodle dishes”
- Refreshment Outpost
- Refreshment Port hosted by Boursin® Cheese — This spot will serve up chicken nuggets, poutine, and soft-serve ice cream
Mexico
- Rotunda Bistro – NEW! — Here you can grab some fresh seafood and produce in the American Adventure Pavilion
- Shimmering Sips hosted by CORKCICLE® — This will feature sweet treats and mimosas
- Spain – Opening October 1 — Here you can grab paella, seafood salad, and charcuterie, along with beer and wine
- The Swanky Saucy Swine — NEW! — This booth will have pork dishes as well as wine, beer, and cocktails
- Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina — NEW! — Here you’ll be able to grab some traditional Moroccan dishes, like grilled kebabs and a falafel pita
Shimmering Sips
And that’s the list of food booths Disney has announced for now! We’ll keep an eye out for full menu information and more details and let you know what we find.
Planning to visit the Food & Wine Festival this year? We’ve been working on a whole bunch of posts to help you!
- Click here to see our list of 5 mistakes you’re making at the Food & Wine Festival
- Click here to see 9 MYTHS about the Festival
- Click here to see what Disney WON’T tell you about the Food & Wine Festival (but we will!)
- Click here to see our top tips for budgeting for the festival
- And click here to see 8 things we ALWAYS bring to the Food & Wine Festival!
Wine, anyone?
We’ll continue to keep an eye out for more information about the Festival and share that with you. If you want to get all kinds of tips and tricks to help you conquer the Festival like a pro, be sure to check out our DFB Guide to the 2021 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival! It’s got 250+ pages full of everything you need to know. To check out more about our guide, take a look at the links below.
And, as always, stay tuned to DFB for more information!
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Ugh! I wanted to go Labor Day weekend to enjoy Food & Wine before all the craziness, but am super disappointed at the number of booths not opening till Oct. 1st!
So upset. Booked to go late September into October to enjoy both the Food & Wine and the 1st days of the MK Anniversary. Now I have to choose one or the other.
WTH, They start halloween in august now and decide to delay the F&W?!?!
David, the Food and Wine Festival begins July 15; just nine booths aren’t opening until October 1. So you should be able to get most of the F&W experience alongside your 50th anniversary experience.
yes it is only 9 booths closed till Oct 1 but they are some of the best ones to try others open before then are good but wont go till all are open and why aren’t they open till then anyway
very disappointed
please rethink this and open them all so we can get our moneys worth with the ticket prices so hi
I’m bummed that there aren’t any special tastings or any food/wine education events this year.
The Alps, Belgium, Brazil, Ireland and Spain happen to be favorites of my wife and I. Throw in new booths The Lobster Landing and Mac and Eats and the makes 7 booths we were looking forward to enjoying while in Disney mid August. We both don’t think it’s right or fair for Disney to withhold these booths until October 1st.
Really wish they would come to there senses and re-consider.
It looks like at least some of the booths are involved in the Cheese Crawl, so our late-Sept tix won’t let us play that one. grrr.
April, I’m not sure what you mean, I’m sorry. All five booths in the Fromage Montage open with the Festival on July 15.
Oct 9th fine for me my better half turns 65! 48 years and counting!
Yeah, I agree with Dana; I just don’t see the point in waiting to open these select booths. I am sure there is some reason because it just seems odd; maybe they were just thinking it would add some magic to Epcot for the 50th. That seems to be the focus, and to heck with us summer travelers, as long as everything is ready for Oct 1st. I am hoping something big drops for August because they still won’t let me add fireworks to my plans, the month is still grayed out for that, and the hours of operation are still set at 9pm when currently MK is 11pm and Epcot 10pm!!! Just hoping something is coming; otherwise, why are we getting gypped in August???
Why they don’t open all the stands at the same time why why
I agree with many others. We booked mid-September to take advantage of FWF and it feels like we’re getting a lesser experience. I understand opening Remy’s and other things to celebrate the anniversary, but this just feels forced and ridiculous. Some of us want all that FWF has to offer without the absurd crowds of post-50th anniversary. They keep finding more ways to chip away at experiences we’ve come to love.