La Cantina de San Angel

We stopped at La Cantina de San Angel in the Mexico Pavilion for a quick lunch while at Epcot. The location is fantastic, with outdoor seating right on the water, offering a beautiful view of the World Showcase Lagoon. It's the perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the scenery. My son had the kids' tacos, which came with chicken and a side of corn chips and nacho cheese. It was a good portion for him and a nice, kid-friendly option. I ordered the Arroz Bowl with Marinated Grilled Chicken, which was topped with flavorful pickled onions and served over a generous bed of Mexican rice. It was a satisfying meal, and I especially enjoyed the tangy pop of the pickled onions. Overall, the food was good not the most amazing meal l've ever had at Disney, but it hit the spot for a quick-service lunch. The real star here is the atmosphere. If you're looking for a casual, fast meal with one of the best views in Epcot, La Cantina de San Angel is a great choice.

La Cantina de San Angel at EPCOT is a great spot to grab a meal while enjoying one of the best views in the park. The nachos were absolutely delicious, well-prepared, and served in a generous portion that’s perfect for sharing. The location by the water makes it even more special, especially in the evening, since you can sit and relax while waiting for the fireworks show. Watching the nighttime spectacular from here with good food in hand is a fantastic experience. It’s casual, tasty, and the view alone makes it worth a stop.

The food was good for theme park food (I had the fish tacos and they were over cooked, my husbands fish of the day dish was incredible- so I was jealous), the margarita and mocktail were amazing and the atmosphere and our server Alexander were exceptional. It’s in Epcot so the atmosphere is an easy one. But Alexander was very attentive and went out of his way to make our lunch date enjoyable.

I got the taco trio based on the cashier’s recommendation and it was fantastic. The food was fresh and flavorful. It seemed like they had an efficient process to get the line moving quicker, which I always appreciate. All the Cast members were friendly and welcoming. Indoor seating stops around 2 pm, but if there’s a table near the water you’ll have a great view of the World Showcase.

Great seats and view of the water. Nachos were good, but wouldn't recommend the fried shrimp tacos aa they were super dried out. Good beer and atmosphere! Reasonable pricing.

This place was INCREDIBLE. Sun setting, sitting over the lake with a frozen margarita and beautiful views. Vibes were perfect. Staff were lovely and polite on the tills too. Really good value with the quick service dining plan too. Don’t miss out on this one! We went to the Mexican restaurant inside the ride building on our previous trip and it was rubbish compared to this one!

I always have a great experience here. The Mexicans who work here are always really cool and kind. It's super fun to get a cultural experience right here in EPCOT! The food is good, nothing AMAZING, but I like the bowls, the guacamole is great and the plantains are good too. Plantains aren't crispy, but they are sweet and delicious. They have a few salsas that are good and your traditional/American sauces as well. The seating is a highlight for a few reasons- outside looks out over the water, they have seating/tables designed for wheelchair access, and if you go before the restaurant next door opens you can sit inside the restaurant in the ac and there's usually plenty of seating. Great experience!

One of our favorite quick service restaurants at Epcot. Food is great for the price and the margaritas are delicious. The atmosphere is very nice being under the pavilion and enjoying tacos at the same time. Lines can be pretty busy during lunch time. Best to come before or after the lunch rush.

My husband and I finally decided to try La Cantina de San Angel after walking past it many times, and overall it was an okay experience. We visited during the International Food & Wine Festival on a Saturday, so the park was extra busy. We waited about 15 minutes to order, which wasn't too bad, and our food came out right away. The hardest part was finding a place to sit -- seating is open and very limited. We wandered around with our trays for about 10 minutes before finding an open table. The staff was doing their best to keep tables clean, but with the crowds, we grabbed ours before it had been wiped down. I ordered the Nachos, and my husband got the Tacos de Barbacoa. The nachos were a large portion (definitely sharable), but the flavor was underwhelming. The meat and cheese reminded me of Taco Bell, and instead of Pico de Gallo, it was topped with plain chopped tomatoes. My husband's tacos were decent, though the meat was a bit dry -- the standout was actually the rice and beans that came on the side. The staff was friendly and efficient, and while the food wasn't bad, it wasn't great either. Overall, it's a decent spot for a quick bite with a nice view of the lagoon, but not somewhere we'd rush back to.

Stopped in for chips and guacamole, plus a marg, before hopping on our next ride. Food came out very quick and server was friendly. Salsa had a smoky taste and the queso was PERFECTION. The guacamole was so fresh and the margarita was the best cocktail I had in Disney that day. The restaurant had large windows viewing the water where fire works are set off from, that let in a ton of natural light. A great spot to snag for a fireworks show!

La Cantina de San Angel is located in Mexico within the World Showcase at Epcot. The Mexico Pavilion is one of the first pavilions you'll encounter during the world tour if you go left from the main entrance to the World Showcase. Every trip I go to Epcot, I always see La Cantina de San Angel packed! My husband and I decided to grab a quick snack from the restaurant prior to seeing the Epcot fireworks, luminous show. Unfortunately, there weren't any seats available at the quick service spot, and we ended up standing up and eating near the entrance to Norway. La Cantina De San Angel offers a variety of quick service foods such as the following Arroz Con Pollo Bowl Tacos de Barbacoa Tacos de Pollo Tacos de Camaron Taco Trio Empanadas Most dishes range between $11.00 - $16.00. We ended up getting the guacamole with Totopos. Once we placed our order, we went to a pick-up window. Service was pretty quick! We had the meal within 5 minutes. This was traditional guacamole with tortilla chips. The guacamole was slightly spicy! I wasn't ready for the heat in the guacamole! The chips were fresh, though! It was a great snack prior to the fireworks show in Epcot!

If you're at Epcot and are looking for a delicious and affordable quick service restaurant I highly recommend going here. Even with long lines their service is quick and easy and there is plenty of seating. You can choose to sit outside but there is also seating inside which a lot of people don't know about. I highly recommend trying to find a table inside since it's air conditioned. The food here is actually really good. While we enjoy their nachos because you get a good amount, their tacos are what will keep me coming back. I tried their taco trio and every taco was amazing. The barbacoa was tender and juicy, the pollo was juicy and flavorful and the camaron had the best flavors out of all of them. I highly recommend getting the taco trio so you can try all their taco options in one meal. They also serve ice cold beer and margaritas which was a great pairing for our food.

Nice and fast service!! The nachos and tacos were really good, I liked everything and would come back. There is a roof in the seating area so unless you're at the edge I don't think you'll be able to see the fireworks but the walkway near by has lots of space to watch the fireworks afterwards!!

A good place for a meal in EPCOT. La Cantina de San Angel is a great quick-service restaurant in EPCOT's Mexico Pavilion, right on the edge of the World Showcase Lagoon. While EPCOT opened back in 1982, La Cantina opened it's doors in 2010, giving guests a more relaxed, outdoor dining option with some seriously great views. The seating by the water is a real highlight--perfect for taking a break or people-watching. We decided to try them out on our recent visit to the park. I am glad that we did. The food was solid across the board, with tasty tacos, loaded nachos, and churros that hit the spot every time. I had the tacos and a jarrito. You order in front of the counter and pick up your food at the counter when it's ready. We took advantage of the waterside pavilion and tables and sat right along the water. It was pleasant under the shade along the water. There is NO inside seating, it is all outside. The food was ready quickly and it was very good, The staff was pleasant and the area was clean. The prices were reasonable for being in the park. Overall, it was casual, convenient, and one of the better places in the park to sit back with good food and enjoy the atmosphere without needing a reservation.

Really good when you need a quick bite of food. The guacamole and chips were a large portion. The chips were homemade, hot and crisp. The guacamole was very flavorful! Would definitely order again!

YUMMY NACHOS. I came for one thing and one thing only...the nachos. What a delicious treat after having sweet drinks all day long. We ended up ordering one nacho with beef and the other one we subbed the beef for chicken. AND I AM SO GLAD WE DID! Because I actually think the Chicken Nachos were better (AND I LOOOVE BEEF). The white cheddar cheese sauce was great. The chips were crispy. The beef was flavorful, BUT THE CHICKEN WAS REALLY GOOD. And they don't skimp on toppings! COME FOR NACHOS. AND SUB THE BEEF FOR CHICKEN (trust me)

While being at Epcot on the extended hours, we didn't realize that every food place in Epcot closes at 9pm. We were starving! The manager ok'd the cashier Roberto to charge us so we could eat 1 minute before the place closed. Bravo for accommodating us. We sure appreciated it.

Go for the taco trio. I enjoyed the shrimp ones the most. It comes with rice and beans so pretty filling. empanadas were so bad. They taste like a pastry dough with nacho cheese. Absolutely gross. You can also order margaritas here and the line was shorter than other areas in Mexico.

The food taste good, of course because its on the theme parks the price was a little higher for the amount of food. Thats why Im giving 3 stars. The service was rushed. Overall the placed was clean and equipped with the essentials like napkins and salsas.

We couldn't pass through the Mexican pavilion without getting nachos. I mean, that would just be absurd. We ordered the Nachos ("Tortilla chips topped with white nacho cheese, ground beef & beans, tomatoes, jalapeños, and sour cream") and decided to add guacamole to our order. I also got a glass of their Tulum Craft Lager ("made from sea water"), and it turned out to be a perfect accompaniment to the nachos. Oh, those nachos. They were exactly what you want out of a plate of nachos. The tortillas were fresh and tasty, and the various components, including the plentiful (and delicious) ground beef and beans, elevated the dish considerably. I could've eaten a dozen of these plates. We also snagged a table near the water, which only enhanced the experience.

On our busy day at Epcot, we stopped here for a snack! The employees were very pleasant and the service was fast. We got the churros and I have to say it- they were life changing! They were light and fluffy on the inside and crisp outside. The cinnamon sugar was sweet and they came with chocolate sauce too. We ate by the water and had a great time!

First stop in Mexico, and outdoor quick service spot. We got the nachos and they weren't bad. They did have a large portion but nothing crazy. The tacos are just okay as well. The service is fast but it is typically hard to get a seat because there aren't many. The view is nice once you finally sat down. Overall a great stop to grab some quick food that isn't chicken fingers and fries.

Another day, another Disney By James review! In my opinion, this is one of, if not THE best quick service restaurant in Epcot. Located right on the World Showcase promenade overlooking the lagoon, this place offers great lunchtime views. And for those of you who would rather escape the heat, during lunch you're able to duck inside and eat (during dinner hours though, the inside is only for guests dining at La Hacienda). Ok enough about the location... the food here is very authentic and delicious. Don't come here expecting Disney's version of Taco Bell... you'll be pleasantly surprised with how fresh the ingredients taste. My personal favorite is any of the taco entrees which come with rice and beans, but you can't go wrong here. They also serve margs but honestly, you're better off checking out La Cava del Tequila or the stand across the promenade.

I've eaten here a few times and I've enjoyed it every time. It's a quick service Mexican restaurant. It's outside but it's over the water so it has a good view while you eat. The food is good and the service has always been quick here. If you're looking for a quick service place I recommend here.

We decided to splurge on a nicer dinner on the Epcot grounds during one of our days at Disney. It was easy to make reservations via the Disney Experience app. We started with the Guacamole. While they didn't make it at our table, it was delicious and tasted fresh. My husband had the Carne Asada. It was tender and flavorful. My oldest and I both had the Cochinita Pibil. The meat was so tender we didn't need knives and the flavor was delicious. My youngest had the Costillas en Salsa de Chile. Her beef was perfectly prepared and was tender like our other dishes and she also didn't need a knife. My oldest had the Pina Loca Smokey margarita with her dinner. The Smokey flavor was perfectly balanced to bring out the best in the drink. My husband had the mango margarita which also featured great flavors. While we were at Epcot when they had suspended the evening fireworks, we had an amazing view of the sunset that night. The view perfectly complemented the fabulous meal. My family mentioned several times how I had made a great pick for dinner.

A surprisingly good quick-service restaurant located inside of the Mexico section at Epcot's World Showcase. The menu is pretty streamlined compared to the hacienda across the way, but in turn, it's easier to pick something to eat. To get the best bang for my buck I ordered the taco trio, which came with one chicken, one fish, and one barbacoa taco served with a side of rice and beans. My friends and I also ordered nachos and churro to share. The tacos and nachos were pretty tasty. The rice and beans were standard and complimented the tacos well. The only part of the meal I'd probably skip if I find myself here again is the churros because they were dry af, but other than that La Cantina de San Angel is a nice spot to grab a quick bite to eat in Epcot.

This place is at the entrance of Mexico, it has two covered areas for dining and they get VERY full. You must "stalk" the tables. I ordered the chicken tacos and they were okay nothing special. The rice was also okay but the green salsa made it 10x better it was the best thing (you can get it near the condiments). The drinks are huge btw which was nice . My boyfriend had the taco trio and said the chicken was the best of all three so there's that. Overall, probably wouldn't go back unless I tried the empanadas as those did look good but I would not get the tacos again because I had high expectations for street tacos and it just did not meet them. Also a pretty overpriced quick service, we paid around $50 for all of this and it was just disappointing.

We stopped here for a quick bite while walking around Epcot and I'm glad we did! They sell street tacos. They're not the most authentic thing, which was disappointing, but they come close enough. We opted for the taco trio anyway, and it was pretty good. Hubby thought the tacos were too strong but the rice and beans helped. I also really liked the rice and beans together but the rice by itself wasn't great. All in all I was glad to get some almost authentic tacos while at Disney! Loved: - Side: Black Beans - Taco: Pollo - Taco Trio Liked: - Taco: Barbacoa Ok: - Taco: Pescado Disliked: - Side: Rice

Opens at 10! One of the only places that opens early at Epcot. Ordered taco trio and guac, the attendant suggested the guac with chips. I agreed to his suggestion and he changed my order. Well, check your ticket folks. Cuz he actually rang me up for the chips with guac and the side of guac so I wanted awhile for tacos until I figured it out. So that caused the manager to have to come out and refund me and then redo my order. I like that you can sit and they will call out the order number. There is plenty of seating by the water. The tacos were delicious and the rice and beans were not an after thought. They actually had flavor too! There were way too many chips in the basket but we ate all the guac. Seemed fresh made. They condiment bar had a lovely green salsa and a chipotle sauce. The margaritas are stiff. Beware!

Music was too loud. Chips good, salsa bland. Margaritas too much ice not enough Margarita. Tacos mediocre. Service not very friendly. Athens has better Mexican restaurants

My family stopped here for a quick service lunch in Mexico. By the time we got here we were hot and exhausted. I ordered my husband, and myself frozen margaritas, as they were much need. Then I got some stuff for us to share... tacos, nachos, and chicken fingers for the kids. Everything was simply delicious.

Nice little spot in Mexico... margaritas are delicious, go early if you want a table. This is a QSR and all seating is outside, under umbrellas

I ordered two margaritas and an order of tacos from this place the other night. My drinks were done first so they asked to see my receipt then took it and gave me my margaritas. Not more than a few minutes later, my tacos came out but the guy wouldn't give them to me without my receipt. Even though I just gave them my receipt. It's not like I walked away and came back 15 minutes later either. I ordered and stood at the window waiting for everything to come out. The guy knew they were my tacos and refused to let me take them. I paid $15 just to look at a plate of tacos that I wasn't allowed to eat. It makes me so upset every time I think about it. What an enormous disappointment this place was. Do not throw your money away here like I did. Seriously. Go anywhere else

The food here is always good and pretty much the same as what is served in their sit down location. My daughter is a pescatarian and we try to find different things for her to eat that are tasty but still fun Disney food. On this trip she chose fish tacos, which come with rice and black beans. The black beans are worth the trip to this location. While the fish was a little dry, a healthy dose of salsa fixed that.

This is one of my favorite quick service restaurants in Disney World, and I always look forward to eating the delicious food in the outdoor seating area right on the water. I ordered the nachos which were great, there was a good ratio of chips/queso/meat/toppings and the portion is big - almost enough for two people. The second time I ordered the nachos, I asked for the queso on the side - and this helped keep the chips from getting too soggy (and made it less messy) and I think it was actually more queso than they would normally put on! Overall it's a solid choice if you're looking for a tasty meal in the world showcase.

La Cantina de San Angel is a staple quick service restaurant in my family's EPCOT trips. Workers are always kind and enthusiastic. My favorites are the chicken or shrimp tacos with lots of salsa, beans, and guacamole. Whether you sit inside or out, you can enjoy the world showcase lake scenery and/or the inside venue. My only gripes would be that I lack a reliable opinion regarding the menu items outside of the tacos and the possible difficulty of finding tables during peak hours.

This is a pre-COVID review. I came here hoping to order a nice drink and not knowing anything about the menu. We were disappointed that they didn't have any aguas frescas. The cast member was very nice and agreed with us that Disney should include them on the menu. We ordered the shirt is with dipping sauce. The sauce wasn't necessary but it came with the churros. Not a fan of these churros; they were oily, greasy and gummy to chew. The sauce was ok, but I would not call it dulce de leche. It was more like watered down caramel sauce you get from the grocery store in the squeeze bottle. Overall I would say skip the churros here. Why don't they serve aguas frescas? It would be a great addition to the quick service here. I don't understand why the churros in WDW taste different than the ones in Disneyland.

We were looking for a snack / lunch while at epcot and chose la cantina de san angel. We chose the cheese empanadas and chips with guacamole to share and a couple sangrias. The tortilla chips were nice and crisp and the guacamole extremely fresh and good. The cheese empanadas were the lightest and best I've ever had. We were lucky enough to get a table next to the water so the view was great as well. I highly recommend this spot!

Overpriced Taco Bell, but great margaritas. Perhaps comparing to Taco Bell is a bit harsh, but the food here is just ok. Make sure you split your party to get a table. We are from Texas and are used to Tex-Mex food. We normally have both "chips and salsa" and "chips and queso" as appetizers. Nacho cheese that you get at a ballgame is not normally the same quality level as a bowl of queso, which often comes with RoTel or meat mixed with it. So my daughter asked a lady at the front of the restaurant about the "nacho cheese" quality that was offered on the menu and whether or not it was the same as what we would normally order. All that the cast member kept saying was "in Spanish, queso means cheese". Not helpful. At the table, another cast member told us that the queso was the white/blanco kind that night and was quite good. We did like the queso, but it comes in a ballgame/nacho-sized cup. I recommend to buy multiple orders for your table if you have 3 or more people in your party. I ordered the taco platter and it was just ok. The tastiest taco for me was the fish one. The beef barbacoa was just not that good, in fact quite bland. My daughter did not like the barbacoa either. Three street tacos (mini-sized) for $15? This seems a bit steep. I would definitely recommend grabbing a margarita at LCSA or anywhere in the Mexico pavilion. I had the Patron margarita and it was awesome.

Pretty good for a quick snack. We had the chicken tacos and chips with guacamole. I enjoyed the rice and beans, but my tacos lacked flavor. The chicken was cooked well, but the only thing on it was cilantro, it didn't taste like there was seasoning either. The chips and guacamole tasted fresh, but again it did lack in flavor. It was a good portion size. Food came out pretty quick, but the main annoyance was the lack in seating. We went at dinner time and about half of the tables were filled with people that were not eating. They were instead hogging the tables to watch the firework show, which was still at least an hour away. We had to leave the tray at the cantina and carry all of our food outside the area, just to find standing space where we could eat. We saw others doing the same thing, and it was a big inconvenience. The workers should not have let so many people stay at the tables if they were not eating. (It is an enclosed area for the cantina, and they have a worker at the entrance). It would be different if the tables were full from currently dining customers.

When my friends and I take on our "eat and drink around the world" tradition at Epcot, we usually start in the Mexico Pavilion. This is a decent place for something quick and relatively cheap. For Mexican food, it's average at best. Since I don't drink alcohol anymore, I usually get their guacamole with totopos.

I never ate churros much until a few years ago when I was living in SoCal. I had them a handful of times in CA and they were DIVINE. Even in touristy spots like the Redondo Beach Pier, my husband and I seemed to find ones that were delicious. I had churros from here, twice. It's basically two full size churros cut up into nuggets, kind of like pretzel bites you get at the mall. You do get a side of caramel and you could split this item. They were mediocre though. Two things: 1.) I don't each much fried food, but OMG, the ones from here gave me massively bad heart burn. I was obviously walking TONS while at the park too, it wasn't like I was in couch potato mode. So just a word of warning to those who have acid reflux. ;-) 2.) The churros were not even warm when I got them. Kind of disappointing compared to those delicious (non-Disney) ones in CA. On a positive note, this cantina is not far from where the Mariachis play. You might want to get a snack from here and then go listen to the music. There were also some nice views from here of the lake, plus it's shaded. They do have other items like nachos and margaritas. The booze is extremely pricey though IMO. All of the employees I interacted with were friendly and professional.

Enjoyed the tacos. Very flavorful and filling. The cheese empanadas were awesome. The outside was sweet and the Inside savory. The only downside is the seating. It's almost non existent. Had to find a bench outside to eat. Would seek this place out at Epcot.

The nachos here were just meh. Nothing to write home about, but still tasted good. The outside seating has a good view. Often times the line can get long here and seating can be hard to find. Overall it was good, but I would recommend getting something more interesting than the nachos.

I heard such good things about the queso at La Cava Del Tequila, but it was much too busy. The staff was super friendly and directed me here, saying it's the same queso. Gosh, I hope not. If I paid several dollars more for the same thing there, I'd be even more disappointed. Even though it's not on the menu, we were able to get just the chips and queso for about $6. Unfortunately the queso is flavorless with no kick whatsoever. Still, service is friendly and the kids meals are a good value if we went that route.

Nothing special. Decent quick service. Margaritas made us feel sick. Beans & rice were good. Empanadas were good. Nachos were just okay. We got vegetarian nachos (no meat).

Wasn't too thrilled with my experience here last night. I was at the nearby Frozen ride and wanted to see the show by the water, but my daughter got hungry and we came here for a quick bite. It would have been the perfect location to see the show and eat--- unfortunately, it was over crowded and many tables were filled up with people who weren't even eating anymore. When we initially came over around 7:30; it was very crowded and decided to take my daughter to meet Elsa instead. We returned around 8:30 and while the line for food wasn't long, the space was filled with "hoarders". Maybe the staff should impose a time limit or come up with another strategy so people can eat. I understand the concept of quick service, but to see so many people just hogging the tables while we attempted to navigate good, stroller, a five year old and the multiple people walking by was a horrid experience. Let me get to the food-- which wasn't so great either. I had the barbacoa taco. To say everything was massively chewy would be understand statement. Also, it was too spicy for my liking. The small portion of rice was ok, but I didn't care too much for the black beans, and I love black beans. They didn't have much flavor whatsoever. In short, nice views, if you can actually get a seat. However, the food is average at best.

Not the worst food we ever had, but honestly not that good either. The meat on the nachos had no flavor, the chips were boarderline stale- just not tasty at all. The fish tacos were greasy, the rice was bland, and the black beans were straight from the can. I try not to expect too much but even this didnt meet the mark. Disappointing because it looked yummy until we tasted it.

I knew they wouldn't be authentic authentic tacos but they were still good. There's also a little sitting area so you can sit while you eat. It wasn't the most impressive thing to eat in this area- the temple is the best- but they're good for a quick bite/snack.

I never thought it would happen, but it has! I can't believe I found something Disney that I absolutely abhor! This quick service restaurant should be avoided at all costs! If you want to eat nachos, my kids say those are safe. But all other food options should be avoided. My husband ordered the pollo bowl of some sort and it's flavor was out of this world gross! Super uneventful for almost $15! I ordered the barbocoa tacos and they were the grossest blandest tacos I've ever eaten in my life. Literally the only thing on them was meat. And I paid $14.99 for them! The beans that came with them looked like dog food and had the consistency of mush. I swear I felt like an orphan from a fiction novel eating gruel. I was so angry that we spent $36 on food as this establishment. My husband ate the food since we spent so much. Then all day the next day he had an upset stomach! The only thing good about this place was the cast members and the view of the lagoon at Epcot. However, I almost felt upset with them for not warning me how disgusting the food is! Please do yourself a favor and skip this!

This was my first stop in my efforts to have food or drink at every country in the World Showcase. It didn't set the bar super high, but also did not overly disappoint, either. The Cheese Empanadas were decent. I enjoyed the flavor and crema that came with them, though they were small and too few for the price. They came with a lettuce and corn mixture on the side that no one in my group much cared for. So essentially it was $4 per small empanada. Also, tables here are odd, with fixed benches but not on each side, making it difficult to get four people at a table.

Bomb !! Didn't have a chance to grab breakfast so by lunchtime I was starving. I was craving Mexican food so of course in Mexico I had to get lunch. Ordered nachos , churros & tacos to share. Everything was delicious!! Line was long but went smoothly. Great spot to eat at !!

Food was good, pretty nicely portioned and the service was great! Our server Eva from Alina, Peru was very sweet and seemed genuinely friendly and attentive. My friend got the tacos and I got the carne asada. We split the queso fundidi which we both loved!!

Pro-Tip: The vegetarian nachos are better than the menu nachos; the published menu nachos comes with ground meat and beans. To get the vegetarian nachos, ask the cashier to take off the beef and beans and add black beans. If you just ask for vegetarian nachos, some cashiers will leave off the beef and beans but forego adding the black beans. If you like a little heat, opt for the jalapeños. I generally find them fairly mild, a little heat but not too much. If you have kids, I'd order the jalapeños on the side. The Cantina offers to sauces at the stations for napkins and utensils. The mild salsa verde (green sauce) has a hint of heat. The second hot sauce (red) should come with a warning label. It's HOT, and I like food spicy. The frozen mango margaritas are the consistency of a slushee and taste of mango and tequila. Definitely get the salt rim. They are my favorite alcoholic beverage at Epcot. The frozen drink is a cool fresher on a hot day.

Amazing frozen Margaritas! Don't underestimate the old fashioned lime Margarita! It was fabulous. They also were nice enough to swap out chicken for black beans in my tacos and the beans had so much flavor. I'm thrilled they were willing to make substitutions. Thanks Epcot for the amazing service!

This is the quick service food spot at World Showcase's Mexico. While the ambience and views by the water are nice, the food lacked freshness and flavor. It's fast food- you line up, order at the cashier stand and pick up the food at the counter behind the stand. Food was out in about 5 minutes. I got the fish taco plate- three fish tacos with a small side of rice and beans for about $13. Probably the worst fish tacos I've ever had- the fish tasted frozen, the tacos were cold, and the plate was mostly bland. The only saving grace were the black beans with queso fresco. The others in my group were unimpressed with the chicken tacos and nachos. And while the price was on par with the other Disney quick service spots, the poor quality left something to be desired. I suggest passing on this spot and eating at other places in the Epcot World Showcase.

Here on vacation, their food SOUNDS good- but overall their service is trash - very stingy with their queso for a whole batch of nachos on a plate? And doesn't even have lemon/limes to give it's a Mexican restaurant...... Make it make sense. Oh and PRICEY for the amount and service they give. Will not be coming back. So i advise you not to waste your time or $$$ Great view though!!