EPCOT Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan: Full List by Credit Type
EPCOT has dozens of dining locations on the Disney Dining Plan, split across three credit types. Most quick-service counters and World Showcase table-service restaurants take a single credit; only two EPCOT venues — Le Cellier Steakhouse and Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (at lunch and dinner) — require 2 table-service credits. A short list of EPCOT restaurants, led by Space 220 and Takumi-Tei, takes no dining plan credits at all. The Disney Dining Plan is active and bookable for 2026 as a package add-on for guests staying at a Disney Resort hotel, and children ages 3–9 dine on a free plan through the 2026 kids’ promotion when every adult in the room buys the matching plan.
If you’re building an EPCOT itinerary around your credits, the hard part isn’t finding places to eat — it’s knowing which ones cost one credit, which quietly cost two, and which won’t take your credits at all. Below is the full breakdown of EPCOT restaurants on the dining plan for 2026, grouped exactly the way you’ll want to think about them: quick service, 1-credit table service, 2-credit signature, and the holdouts. Rosters shift every year as Disney re-signs its third-party operators, so we’ve flagged the 2026 changes we confirmed and told you where to double-check before you book.
How Disney Dining Plan Credits Work at EPCOT
Before the lists, a quick refresher on the three credit types, because EPCOT is where the distinction matters most — it’s the one park where a single pavilion can hold a snack cart, a one-credit sit-down, and a two-credit signature within a few hundred feet.
| Credit type | What it buys | Typical EPCOT use |
|---|---|---|
| Quick-Service credit | 1 entrée + 1 non-alcoholic (or alcoholic, 21+) beverage | Counter spots like Les Halles, Regal Eagle, Sunshine Seasons |
| Table-Service credit (1) | 1 entrée + 1 dessert at lunch/dinner + 1 beverage | Most World Showcase sit-downs (Via Napoli, Teppan Edo, Rose & Crown) |
| Signature (2 Table-Service credits) | A single premium meal at an upscale restaurant | Le Cellier; Akershus at lunch and dinner |
Two things to keep in mind. First, all of your credits are available at check-in and usable in any combination across your stay — you can spend two table-service credits on one Le Cellier dinner and skip a sit-down the next day. Second, EPCOT’s World Showcase is the single best concentration of one-credit table-service value anywhere at Walt Disney World, which is why so many dining-plan travelers anchor a full day here. For a deeper primer, see our guide on how the Disney Dining Plan works and the difference between quick service and table service.
2026 Disney Dining Plan Pricing, At a Glance
Disney sells two plans for 2026, priced per guest, per night of your resort stay (rates vary slightly by travel date; these are representative 2026 figures):
- Quick-Service Dining Plan: about $60.47 per adult; kids 3–9 free under the 2026 promotion
- Disney Dining Plan (standard): about $98.59 per adult; kids 3–9 free under the 2026 promotion
The standard plan includes one quick-service meal, one table-service meal, one snack, and a refillable resort mug each night. Gratuity is not included.
EPCOT Table Service on the Dining Plan (1 Credit)
This is the heart of the EPCOT dining plan — the one-credit, sit-down restaurants scattered through World Showcase and Future World. Every restaurant below accepts a single table-service credit in 2026 unless we’ve noted a meal-period limit. On our most recent World Showcase loop, we found the best one-credit value came from the family-style and all-you-care-to-eat spots, where a credit easily out-earns its cash price.
| Restaurant | Pavilion / Land | Cuisine | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biergarten Restaurant | Germany | German buffet + live band | All-you-care-to-eat; strong value |
| Chefs de France | France | French brasserie | Classic one-credit sit-down |
| Coral Reef Restaurant | The Seas | Seafood, aquarium views | Dinner only; reopened late September 2026 after refurbishment |
| Garden Grill Restaurant | The Land | Family-style, rotating | Character dining with Chip ‘n’ Dale & friends |
| La Crêperie de Paris | France | Breton crêpes & galettes | Table-service side (crêpe window is quick service) |
| La Hacienda de San Angel | Mexico | Mexican, lagoon-side | Dinner-focused |
| Nine Dragons Restaurant | China | Chinese | Often easy to book |
| Rose & Crown Dining Room | United Kingdom | British pub fare | Waterfront tables for the nighttime show |
| San Angel Inn Restaurante | Mexico | Mexican, inside the pyramid | Atmospheric indoor dining |
| Shiki-Sai: Sushi Izakaya | Japan | Sushi & small plates | Allergy-friendly menu |
| Spice Road Table | Morocco | Mediterranean small plates | Lagoon views |
| Teppan Edo | Japan | Hibachi, cooked tableside | Great for groups |
| Tutto Italia Ristorante | Italy | Italian | Classic one-credit sit-down; confirm meal periods in the app |
| Via Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria | Italy | Wood-fired pizza | One-credit sit-down; confirm meal periods in the app |
A note on EPCOT’s Italian restaurants: Via Napoli and Tutto Italia, both run by third-party operator Patina Restaurant Group, are back on the 2026 plan as ordinary one-credit table-service restaurants. Because Patina venues are the ones whose participation shifts most often mid-year, confirm the exact meal periods a credit is accepted in the My Disney Experience app when you book.
Character-dining fans: Garden Grill remains one of EPCOT’s best one-credit values, pairing a rotating dining room above Living with the Land with Chip ‘n’ Dale in farmer gear. For more kid-friendly picks, see our EPCOT restaurants for kids rankings.
EPCOT 2 Credit Restaurants (Signature Dining)
EPCOT keeps its two-credit roster short. These are the EPCOT 2 credit restaurants on the 2026 plan:
| Restaurant | Pavilion | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Le Cellier Steakhouse | Canada | 2 table-service | Signature steakhouse; among Disney World’s most-requested reservations |
| Akershus Royal Banquet Hall | Norway | 1 at breakfast; 2 at lunch & dinner | Princess character dining |
A few honest notes on value. Le Cellier is a genuine signature experience — the cheddar soup and bison are the draws — but two credits for one meal rarely beats paying cash on paper, so book it because you want the experience, not to “save” credits. Akershus is the unusual case: its princess breakfast takes just one credit, while lunch and dinner move up to two. When we booked Akershus for a recent trip, My Disney Experience only showed the two-credit charge after we switched the reservation to a lunch time — the breakfast slot deducted a single credit — so it’s worth toggling meal times in the app and watching the credit count update before you confirm. Some sources still list a one-credit lunch at Le Cellier; treat any single-credit claim as unconfirmed and verify the exact credit count in My Disney Experience when you book. For a full breakdown, see our dedicated Le Cellier dining plan guide.
EPCOT Quick Service on the Dining Plan (1 QS Credit)
If you’re on the Quick-Service Dining Plan — or spending the counter-service credit from the standard plan — EPCOT’s quick spots are where the value hides. Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie in France is a perennial favorite; a quick-service credit there stretches remarkably far.
| Quick-service location | Pavilion / Land |
|---|---|
| Connections Café | World Celebration (coffee) |
| Connections Eatery | World Celebration (American) |
| Crêpes À Emporter at La Crêperie de Paris | France |
| Fife & Drum Tavern | The American Adventure |
| Katsura Grill | Japan |
| Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe | Norway |
| La Cantina de San Angel | Mexico |
| Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie | France |
| Lotus Blossom Café | China |
| Regal Eagle Smokehouse | The American Adventure |
| Sommerfest | Germany |
| Sunshine Seasons | The Land |
| Yorkshire County Fish Shop | United Kingdom |
A note on EPCOT’s churn: the old Electric Umbrella is gone, replaced by Connections Eatery and Connections Café near Spaceship Earth, so don’t go hunting for it. Several snack kiosks (Refreshment Outpost and Refreshment Port among them) also accept the quick-service plan or snack credits depending on the item. Snack credits, in particular, are gold during EPCOT’s festivals — see how to maximize them in our snack credits guide.
EPCOT Restaurants NOT on the Dining Plan
Now the list that saves you a headache at the host stand. These EPCOT restaurants not on the dining plan take no credits in 2026 — mostly because they run prix fixe menus that don’t map cleanly onto the credit system:
| Restaurant | Pavilion | Why it’s excluded |
|---|---|---|
| Space 220 Restaurant | World Discovery | Prix fixe; third-party (Patina) operated — Disney lists dining plan meals as not accepted |
| Takumi-Tei | Japan | Omakase-style prix fixe; Disney’s official listing marks dining plan meals not accepted |
| Monsieur Paul | France | Fine-dining prix fixe, upstairs in the France pavilion — confirm current Dining Plan status in My Disney Experience |
Space 220 is the big one travelers get wrong — its immersive “space station” dining room is one of EPCOT’s hottest reservations, but it has consistently stayed off the plan. If you’ve been counting on credits there, read our Space 220 dining plan guide before you build your day around it.
One meal-period note to file away: Coral Reef dropped lunch service entirely at the start of 2026 and now runs dinner-only after its fall 2026 refurbishment, so a credit only applies to a dinner reservation there. Participation and meal-period rules can change mid-year as Disney re-signs operators, which is exactly why we recommend a final check in the app before every booking.
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How to Get the Most From Your EPCOT Credits
A few strategies we lean on when we plan an EPCOT dining-plan day:
- Anchor your table-service credit in World Showcase. The one-credit sit-downs here — Biergarten, Teppan Edo, Via Napoli — deliver more plate for the credit than most in-park restaurants.
- Use the all-you-care-to-eat spots. Biergarten’s buffet and Garden Grill’s family-style platters routinely out-earn their cash price for a single credit.
- Save signatures for intent, not math. Le Cellier and Akershus lunch/dinner each burn two credits; book them for the experience, knowing you’re spending, not saving.
- Confirm meal periods. Coral Reef is dinner-only, and third-party operators like Patina (Via Napoli, Tutto Italia) can adjust which meal periods accept a credit mid-year — so match your reservation time to when credits are actually accepted, and verify it in My Disney Experience.
- Check the app the week of your trip. Disney’s official EPCOT dining page and the My Disney Experience “Dining Plan” filter are the only live sources of truth as contracts finalize.
Is the Dining Plan Worth It for an EPCOT-Heavy Trip?
For travelers who love World Showcase, EPCOT tilts the math in the plan’s favor more than any other park — the concentration of one-credit, full-service international restaurants means you can land a satisfying sit-down meal for a single credit almost anywhere you turn. If your trip skews toward quick counter meals and festival booth snacking, the quick-service plan or paying out of pocket may pencil out better. We walk through the full break-even calculation in is the Disney Dining Plan worth it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many EPCOT restaurants are on the dining plan?
Dozens of dining locations in 2026 — roughly a dozen one-credit table-service restaurants, 2 two-credit signature restaurants, and around a dozen quick-service spots — though the exact count shifts as Disney re-signs its third-party operators each year.
Which EPCOT restaurants cost 2 dining credits?
Le Cellier Steakhouse (Canada) requires 2 table-service credits, and Akershus Royal Banquet Hall (Norway) requires 2 at lunch and dinner — but just 1 at its princess breakfast.
Does Space 220 take the Disney Dining Plan?
No. Space 220 operates a prix fixe menu and has stayed off the Disney Dining Plan, including for 2026.
Can I use dining plan credits at EPCOT festival booths?
The festival Global Marketplace kiosks generally accept snack credits for eligible items rather than meal credits — a great way to spend extra snack credits during Food & Wine and Festival of the Holidays.
Related EPCOT Dining Guides
- Complete List of Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan — every participating location, park by park
- Disney Springs Dining Plan Restaurants — which Disney Springs spots take credits (and which don’t)
- EPCOT Restaurants, Ranked — our picks across every pavilion
- EPCOT France Pavilion Restaurants Guide — from Les Halles to Monsieur Paul
- EPCOT Japan Pavilion Restaurants Guide — Teppan Edo, Shiki-Sai, Takumi-Tei
- Best Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan — top-value credit redemptions
EPCOT dining plan participation and credit requirements can change during the year. Always confirm current status in the My Disney Experience app or on Disney’s official EPCOT dining page before booking.
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