food IS a theme park
Do you love free stuff? Because we LOVE free stuff!
©Buffalo Wild Wings
We’re constantly on the lookout for ways to score free food, in particular. And if you watched the Super Bowl this year, you might know about a really awesome deal that’s happening today. Who wants some FREE chicken wings?!
There are normal EPCOT Food & Wine Festival booths, and then there’s THIS Food & Wine Festival booth!
Brew-Wing at the Odyssey
The 2023 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival has officially begun and it has a LOT to offer. There are plenty of food booths with tasty eats, merchandise items to grab (of course), and even concerts to watch. But don’t let it overwhelm you: We’ve got you covered with everything you need to know. And now we’re heading to one spot in particular — the Brew-Wing Booth — to give you the FULL scoop! This isn’t just any old booth — it has some special guests inside! Is it worth a try? Let’s find out.
It’s here! The 2022 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is finally here!
Brew-Wing 2022 at The Odyssey
We’ve been having a great time at the festival so far, eating around the World Showcase, checking out the entertainment options, and shopping the FIVE new merchandise collections. But now, it’s time to head over to Brew-Wing at the Odyssey to try out this year’s menu! The booth wasn’t set to open until August 15th, but it has blessed us with its presence EARLY this year.
Let’s face it, food is basically its own attraction at Walt Disney World. And especially at EPCOT!
Epcot
Whether you’re eating your way around the world at the 2020 Taste of EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, or snacking your way through all of the delicious treats at Les Halles Boulangerie & Patisserie in the France pavilion, you’re sure to find something delicious!
Recently, we tried 3 items new to the reopening menu at a fantastic EPCOT spot and we can’t wait to share them with you!
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
in Disneyland Resort’s Downtown Disney District serves up terrific eats, indeed.
Black Tap Craft Burger and Shakes
However, the spot’s signature CrazyShakes have to be seen — and certainly tasted — to be believed! [Read more…]
Bars and Lounges around Walt Disney World and Disneyland are often family friendly spots to grab a table-service bite or meal with no reservations needed.
You know that one of my favorites is Crew’s Cup Lounge in the Yacht Club Resort in Walt Disney World, but another fantastic spot to nosh is Territory Lounge in Wilderness Lodge.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge
I am a huge fan of all things food at Wilderness Lodge. Whether you’re whoopin’ it up at Whispering Canyon Cafe (go ahead…ask for ketchup!), having a refined and relaxed meal at Artist Point, or grabbing a bite to go at Roaring Forks, it’s pretty much always good.
But with a robust and interesting menu of cool pub food, The Territory Lounge is another must-try!
Lanterns and Menus Carry the Theme of the Bar
Step into the Lounge, and you’re immediately enveloped by dark woods, leather trim, and low, lantern lighting. You’re also likely greeted and welcomed by the awesome cast members here!! A big shoutout to LouAnn!
Rich Colors and Comfortable Seating Make the Space Inviting
The bar is rarely crowded, and there is comfortable seating throughout. I love the padded and backed barstools, and the [Read more…]
Let’s welcome back Bill Iadonisi with another fun Disney Food review! This time he covers the “Fork and Screen” experience in Downtown Disney’s AMC Theatre!
When the film “The Jazz Singer” premiered on October 6, 1927, it ushered in the beginning of the “talkies” and the demise of the silent movie era. It was stated that this was the most revolutionary and evolutionary advancement for the film industry. The movie-going public would never view films the same way again. But although this technology did change the way films were made, the movie going experience has changed very little since.
Outdoor Seating
That was until the concept of combining the proverbial “dinner and a movie” was brought into being. The “Fork and Screen” theaters were born, and the way we go out to see a movie has been revolutionized.
The Fork and screen made its debut here in downtown Disney on May 16, 2011. When I first heard about this, I was a bit skeptical. After all, I thought “where in a movie theater could you possibly eat and be comfortable?” There was no room to put the food, and you would [Read more…]
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