After some months of construction walls hiding the pizza window in Epcot’s Italy pavilion we are glad to say the walls are gone and the pizza window is open again!
Pizza Al Taglio in Epcot’s Italy
Thanks to one of our Instagram fans, Todd at Batik Design @batikdesign, for alerting us to the re-opening of this quick-service spot.
Pizza al Taglio is attached to Via Napoli on the left hand side as you approach from the World Showcase Lagoon.
Italy Pavilion’s Pizza Window Pizza al Taglio
There is a new overlay and name as this was previously referred to as the Via Napoli Pizza Window. It is now called Pizza al Taglio, which in Italian means “Pizza by the Slice” – an appropriate name for this popular location.
Italy Pavilion’s Pizza Window Pizza al Taglio
Note that this is NOT the same pizza you’ll get inside Via Napoli next door. This is square, thicker-crust pizza than what you’re used to at Via Napoli.
Via Napoli Pizza Window pizza slice
This is a nice upgrade for the pizza window, and there’s even some space set aside for stand-up eating.
Italy Pavilion’s Pizza Window Pizza al Taglio Dining Area
The menu includes a House Special of Pizza San Gennaro, Traditional offerings of Pepperoni or Margherita pizzas, and Mini Cannoli.
Italy Pavilion’s Pizza Window Pizza al Taglio
To drink you can choose from Red, White, or Sparkling Wines, a section of Beers, plus Cocktails such as a Limoncello Mule or Bellini. Frozen Wild Blueberry slush is available as a non-alcoholic option along with soda and water.
NOTE: Even though the Disney Dining Plan snack credit emblem is next to all of the alcohol, beer and wine are not considered a snack credit according to the cast members at the location. On the Disney Dining Plan, a slice of pizza and a beverage (including alcoholic beverages) are a quick-service credit.
Between the re-opening Norway’s Kringla Bakeri og Kafe and this Pizza Window we don’t know where to go first!
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Limoncello Mule for $18, what da…..You would have to be a Mule aka to spend that at a pickup window, cmon!
Are those beer and wine SNACK credits?
Unless you’re on the Dining Plan Dave!!
The menu doesn’t match the pizza pictured. Where is the pizza that is pictured with arugula and prosciutto?
What’s with all the DDP symbols? That usually means snack eligible, but some of the wines and beers have it. Does it just indicate what you can use a QS credit on?
Devastated to learn it’s not the same pizza as Via Napoli. I was hoping to grab a slice in between Food and Wine booths!
I hear ya Amanda but there is no ddp symbol next to it, so you want it, your gonna have to pony/mule up $18! Usually the alcoholic drinks on the meal plans are limited to around the $11 mark, similar to the snacks maxing out around $7.
I love pizza, but not sure about this though. Glad it’s back open, just disappointed it’s not the same… and no more meatballs *sniffle….
The DDP logo next to the stuff is super confusing. I wish there were more clarity – so is a slice of pizza by itself a snack credit? Is it a meal if you pair it with alcohol? Is only the alcohol with the logo by it allowed with the meal credit?
It’s actually a good thing that this is a different style of pizza. Pizza al taglio was invented in Rome and is a counter service pizza so it should work and taste better. This is so cool that we get 2 different Italian pizza styles instead of the same style at both places.
Anna, a slice of pizza and a beverage is a quick service meal credit. We would expect that includes the alcohol with the logo (but not the more expensive glasses of wine and cocktails that don’t have the logo).
For those wondering about the snack credit symbols beside the drinks: those are drinks included in a quick service credit with a slice of pizza.
Rachel, we wish! Haha!
Is the pizza a snack credit?
Andria, a slice of pizza is a snack credit!
They limit alcoholic beverages on the DDP to those that are under $12. AKA only beer and wine here!
Is this still at Epcot? I cannot find it on the Disney website. Thanks!
Leslie, it is! We have not seen an online menu/page for the walk-up window, but when we were in Epcot on Friday, it was open!
You need to date your items. The pizza window is NOT open. It has been closed. Check it out. 2/07/2019.
Al, thanks for your suggestions! The posts are actually dated in the URL, the pizza window is seasonal, and we’ve got the closure in our most recent What’s New at Epcot (dropping today). Have a great day!