Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue

Best quick service at Epcot, hands down. My whole family loved the food and the portions were nice sized. We all left full. There is an ample amount of seating inside. Get there early because the place gets super busy at 11:45am when they open. We got there around 11:30 and were the first in line. We loved the drink options as well. The beer I had was bells and it was excellent! We will certainly be returning next visit to Epcot! Good times had by all…

If your feeling something beefy, go here. I really enjoyed the sauces. I feel that you could dip anything in them. Now the desserts were especially amazing. I loved the banana pudding. There were not only 2 Nilla wafers on top, but also in it!

There is indoor and outdoor seating here. Staff were friendly and helpful. Food was good, with the exception of the corn bread being too dry. This location has self service fountain drinks, which allows you to get refills.

Being able to place your order while you're on your way to the restaurant makes it much faster. The salads, hamburgers, and sandwiches are delicious. The drinks are self-service, very convenient for hydrating and continuing your walk through the park

Very nice quick service BBQ at America pavilion at EPCOT world showcase. Good sides, decent meat (ribs, chicken, pulled pork butt, sausage, etc.) - great atmosphere and good quick food! :)

Great change of pace from typical theme park food. Ribs were actually smoked with great flavor and rub. Brisket sandwich included garlic toasted bread. Large selection of BBQ sauces to choose from. Mobile order saved a lot of time. Fun atmosphere, with loads of cool AC that you need on a hot Epcot afternoon.

Regal Eagle Smokehouse: Craft Drafts & Barbecue is a solid choice for BBQ lovers visiting the park. The spacious dining area and variety of food options make it a convenient and enjoyable stop. However, the ordering process can be frustratingly slow, even when the line is short. I highly recommend using the order-ahead option to save time and avoid the wait. If you’re craving BBQ while exploring the American Pavilion, this spot is worth a visit!

Every review is different, and this one is also personal and honest. I really can't relate to the people who say the food is good. With respect to Americans, the food is often too salty, tasteless, or dripping with frying fat! The meat was dry and way overcooked. We were helped quickly and the atmosphere inside was nicely decorated, but the quality of the food is really below par or just really bad.

Regal Eagle proves America runs on smoke, sauce, and sarcasm from a Muppet. Regal Eagle Smokehouse is proof that Disney finally admitted what we all knew: the old Liberty Inn was about as inspiring as a wet paper napkin. For years, America's pavilion served burgers so bland you wondered if they were designed by committee. In February 2020, Disney pulled the plug, lit the smoker, and brought in Sam the Eagle (yes, that Sam the Eagle from The Muppets) to make barbecue the official food of patriotism. And thank god they did. The theming is spot-on. It feels like you're at a backyard cookout hosted by George Washington if he had a smoker, a craft beer menu, and a sarcastic eagle judging your life choices. Historical detail? Disney leaned hard into Americana -- red, white, and blue décor, competition-style BBQ posters, and nods to regional BBQ traditions, all while Sam the Eagle insists it's "a salute to all cookouts, but mostly barbecue." Now, the food. You're here for the barbecue, and the best thing on the menu? The Kansas City Smoked Half-Chicken. Juicy, smoky, and slathered in sauce that makes you question whether you should salute it before digging in. Pair it with baked beans and garlic toast, and suddenly you're not in EPCOT anymore, you're in some roadside joint on Route 66 where the pitmaster has a PhD in smoke rings. I roll my eyes at the corporate Disney veneer, then taken a bite, leaned back, and admitted, "Okay... this is legit." Because sometimes barbecue just hits, no matter where you are. Pro tip: wash it down with one of their craft drafts. Nothing says freedom like sipping a beer brewed by a microbrewery while sitting under a giant mural of Sam the Eagle frowning at you. Regal Eagle Smokehouse is the glow-up the American Adventure Pavilion desperately needed. It's smoky, saucy, patriotic, and actually worth eating at -- something the old Liberty Inn could never say with a straight face.

Inside the America pavilion at Epcot. I'm not sure why we haven't eaten here before. We always go see the shows, but the food is excellent. The outdoor smokers drew us in as the smell of BBQ wafted through the air we couldn't resist! You place your order, they serve you and you find a place to sit. Free refills in drinks is always nice and there are plenty of washing stations in case you overindulge in their many options of BBQ sauce. We opted to split a Sliced Texas Beef Brisket Sandwich, Macaroni & Cheese, and Banana Pudding. All super delicious!

Located in America "land" of Epcots world showcase. This is an offering of American BBQ (barbecue) with a choice of meats smoked in house and sides that align with BBQ food. If you never been here before it's always good to have the sampler. I regretted this choice and I didn't care for both the "Memphis dry rub pork ribs" which were very fatty or the " smoked sausage" however the "Carolina chop smoke pork butt" was great. There are self-serve unlimited sauces from sweet to savory, but nothing offering heat, kinda a miss. The children's mac & cheese has a bit of a spice flavor to it and might be hot to too sensitive people. We use the order ahead in the WDW app which can come in useful when long lines to order exists. So we're able to grab an open table, order on the app and grab our food. Thank goodness we did this because when rains come this place fills up with people trying to avoid getting wet. Not my favorite place for quick serve but a huge step up in quality for other options in the park

Wonderful. Been here many times. Love the cast members and the food is very good. Not a bad price for all the good food you get. Went with best friend and sister from Upstate New York. The brisket is my fav. First time had burger and loved it. Will keep returning as long as it stays this good. Worth the stop. Must try if you like Brisket.

This place is great if you're craving bbq. I usually get the pulled pork with some Mac and cheese and it usually hits the spot. They always have different flavors of bbq sauce so be sure to try them all. The service is always good, as what you would expect from Disney. The ambiance is ok, I get that it's themed to the neoclassical look of American architecture, but it feels a little stuffy for the cuisine, but they have a ton of indoor seating so a great place to take a break from the Florida heat

We went to the bar on the outside for my friend to get a shot of bourbon for her "allergies." There was no judgement from the lovely bartender but my friend went on to explain why she needed a shot of bourbon at 11 in the morning. We went during the Festival of Arts so there was a fun place to pose for photos with no line and a comfy place to sit and watch very confident birds. We did, unfortunately, see a group of people feeding turkey skins to the birds but a cast member came over and politely asked them to stop so we were happy to see that.

On busy park days sometimes a quick meal is what's totally good as then you just have that much more time to enjoy what's totally good! So coming here was really just what hit the spot as I ordered the bbq burger and I must say it had some flavor to it as it came on Texas toast and had a mound of pulled pork on it as well as lettuce and tomato to set it up for what's totally yummy but a good burger needs sauce right? So that's when you add one of those delicious bbq sauces they have here as each one just kicked up an already good burger to another level. Of the bbq sauces I really enjoyed the mustard bbq and the vinegar bbq the most as each one of them had a delicious flavor that really just added that much more to everything I added them to. The onion rings that came with my burger were also good for being frozen ones maybe it's because I had all those delicious bbq sauces to dip them in but either way it was totally what was good! Overall a yummy spot in the america pavilion so don't overlook it as it was full of flavor and just hit the spot on this given Epcot day!

Walked out of the American Adventure show, and the wonderful smell of BBQ hit me. I was really parched with thirst, so I went inside and noticed the self serve coke machines......jackpot! Brisket sandwich on garlic toast, and the baked beans were very good. With all you can drink coke, and very good Disney food, I will be back again.

In the rare event that a food festival isn't going on, I love getting lunch at Regal Eagle when visiting Epcot. They have fun cocktails and delicious barbecue. It's stellar for theme park food. We got the pulled pork sandwich with onion rings and a side of loaded fries. I like that they don't sauce the meat and allow you to pick from a selection and dress your own sandwich. I hate when they overload the meat with tons of sugary sauce. To drink, I had the frozen mint julep and loved it. My mom got the moonshine sour and I thought it was also great. They put a fair amount of liquor in it. The searing is comfortable and relatively available. Staff are friendly and fast. This is a great quick service option.

Bad service. No smiles and we took 45 min in line just to get our food and it wasn't even busy. no apologies for the wait. Had to box up the meal because they took so long and the lady working on the food wasn't nice either.

Epcot's Regal Eagle Smokehouse was the perfect lunch stop for my hungry group after riding Guardians of the Galaxy. Two of us are gluten free and we picked this BBQ joint because they had the most gluten free options. The Texas Beef Brisket Sandwich on gluten free bread with french fries was AMAZING. All of the sauces were gluten free. I tried the brisket sauce and classic sauce -both delish dipping. Atmosphere was loud, casual dining free for all. We ordered on the app and picked up smoothly. Staff were super attentive to food allergies. Seating was limited like it is in most of the parks. Finding a table for 6 was pure luck at lunchtime.

This was a great quick service restaurant with lots of seating available inside and outside. It's nothing fancy and it serves all American food as you would expect, but it was a great place to stop in to rest and get a quick bite to eat with our young children. They have items such as chicken strips, cheeseburgers, french fries, etc..

My family utilized the mobile order ability on the Disney app which was extremely useful since we were just next door waiting for our food from Japan. The cheeseburger, chicken tenders, and french fries were all standard quality. I did like how the kids orders automatically came with fresh slices of watermelon, balanced by the large sodas ;). Overall, they were happy with their meals!

Yummy place and great for indoors seating when it is 7173928173930° outside. My favorite part is the hand washing station. Don't even care who thinks that is weird. That is a great amenity. 07.02.2025

With so many amazing food options at Epcot, this restaurant has made to the top of my list of places to go. Every time I have eaten here has just been an awesome experience. Food, ambience and location. There's a great variety of bbq options. My favorites are the loaded burnt end fries and Memphis dry rub ribs. Both options were so flavorful, juicy and affordable. The fries and onion rings came out hot and fresh. I make sure to eat here as much as I can. It's that good. Service was fast and friendly. There's plenty of seats in the restaurant but on a nice sunny day I love the outdoor tables where you can people watch.

Another delicious dinner at Regal Eagle that exceeded expectations for a quick service spot--honestly, this place could rival some table service restaurants with the quality and flavor they're putting out. We went with a variety of dishes to get a true sampling of their Southern-inspired barbecue offerings, and not a single item disappointed. The spiced chicken was juicy, bold, and perfectly seasoned with a smoky kick that didn't overpower. The pulled pork was tender and flavorful, with just the right amount of tang and sweetness. Both meats were elevated further by their house-made sauces, which ranged from Carolina-style vinegar to a Kansas City sweet molasses blend. The cornbread was soft with a hint of honey--clearly fresh, not the dry, pre-packaged kind you sometimes get at theme parks. The onion rings were crisp and golden, with a crunchy batter that held up well even after sitting for a few minutes. And let's talk about the mac and cheese--rich, creamy, and genuinely cheesy, not the bland stuff some quick service places try to pass off. Though it's technically a quick service spot, the dining experience felt far more elevated. The outdoor seating, patriotic theming, and upbeat ambiance of the American Adventure Pavilion only added to the charm. Plus, the selection of craft beers and regional BBQ sauces gave it a touch of authenticity you rarely find in a theme park. Pro Tip: Grab a table outside during the evening and enjoy the atmosphere--especially if there's a concert happening nearby at the American Gardens Theatre.

This is a very loud place to eat. Don't come here if you hate noise or want to talk to your dining companions. The gentleman who took my order and money was polite and efficient. So was the woman who gave me my food. Beverages are self service. We had water, and had to go to the 3rd and 4th ice dispenser. First two were empty. We wanted still water, and soda water was also available, but not marked clearly. Luckily we got the right one. The food was good and the prices were affordable. I wish I had asked for another side. The dry coleslaw was barely edible. The sign said "creamy coleslaw." My burger was not juicy - it was well done. The onion ring was delicious! I wish I had ordered them as my side. Husband had pork and onion rings and was VERY happy with his choices. The burger with pork filled me up and satisfied my hunger pangs. I will return, but for the pork and onion rings.

I stopped in to the Regal Eagle with no intentions on eating however when I saw the burnt ends and fries special I had to get it. It was like all the sides on a bed of fries. The onion rings were crisp, the burnt ends had enough sauce and the mac and cheese was just right! The quick service order process was super easy and quick. I will be back!

We've only been to the bar, but my husband loves the Tennessee lemonade. Beware of the Moonshine Sour. It's so tasty you can just throw it back, but it will catch up to you. I had 4 and I was feeling it, but it was worth it!

Built in 2020 this relatively recent restaurant in Epcot serves delicious barbecue. As a quick service restaurant, ordering and receiving the food barely took any time. There's a bbq sauce station where they have a wide range of sauces, from sweet to spicy, as well as other condiments. It's a huge restaurant so there's plenty of seating, both indoors and right outside. I personally ordered the brisket sandwich, which uses garlic bread as the bun. The onion rings were soo good! Great portion for the price, especially considering Disney pricing. And there's a soda fountain so you can drink as much as you want. A great place to have a meal!

This was one of the destinations as part of my "drink around the world" adventure at Epcot where I got one drink from each country in the park. Regal Eagle Smokehouse is located in the America section of the park. It's a normal restaurant if you want food but if you just want drinks there's a window on the left side to order. I got the tennessee lemonade ($16) which was basically a whiskey peach lemonade drink. It was a whiskey sour with peach and it was a stiff and spirit-forward drink which was different from the other drinks I had from around the world. It was stronger than other drinks that I had around the world which might not be for others but I liked it.

I believe in giving honest reviews and I don't enjoy giving bad ones but sometimes... what can I say but WOW. And not in a good sense. They must have found the hamburger buns left from last July 4th. Or maybe from the Flintstones home. I could have used it as a paver at my house. And don't forget the frost bite we suffered from the food! By far the worst meal I've had in a while. Not sure what happened here but ALL 3 meals we ordered were COLD. The buns were old and hard. We ordered the BBQ chicken, cheese burger and the kids meal cheeseburger. Must have been straight from the fridge. Would have expected Luke warm for $43. Nope. What could you improve? EVERYTHING!! We had to clean our own table and still had to wait 25 minutes for our nice cold food even with the mobile order and time given to come in. Yes it was busy but you would think the food would be hot since it should have been just cooked. The water was good!!! It will be a very long time before I come back here.

Normally I like to get little bites around World Showcase at the many booths you'll find at the various countries or whatever events is happening that time of year. But as I was enjoying a cocktail and passing America, I was pretty hungry and always wanted to try Regal Eagle since it opened so figured let's give it a shot. I was not disappointed. I ordered the beef brisket sandwich and for a side I chose the baked beans with burnt ends. Both were outstanding. The brisket was cooked perfectly with the right amount of fat still on the brisket. Swing by the condiments area, there are a bunch of different sauces you can try with it. But it can also stand well on it's own. The garlic toast is a nice substitution for a traditional type roll but it does make it a little heavy. You can easily split this sandwich. Now onto the baked beans with burnt ends. They were dang near perfect. I was recently in Austin, TX and had barbecue multiple times there. These beans destroyed all the baked beans I tried at Austin barbecue places. They are that good. With a lot of chunks of burnt ends in them. Washed it down with a season beer from Bell's brewery and it was money completely well spent. Worth a try if you are in Epcot.

The barbecue is just okay but you get solid portion sizes per dollar for Disney food. Mac n cheese just takes like a bunch of cheapo Parmesan. I would get the brisket sandwich again if I went back. Order on the Disney app and pick up for a quick and filling meal. Also lots of tables so can usually find seating

Regal Eagle is as American as it gets in Epcot. And I cannot deny that they created a scrumptious little snack. I ordered the Burnt Ends Loaded Fries and wow, that is definitely America on a plate haha. The Burnt Ends Loaded Fries has Burnt Ends, Macaroni & Cheese, and Beer-battered Onion Rings. Why put all those things together? I do not know. The real question we ask here in America is WHY NOT haha Everything on its own was great and everything together was potentially even better! A solid snack to have in Epcot!

I ordered the s'mores brownie and it came out quickly. The presentation is pretty. The dessert itself is good and very sweet. I shared this dessert with another person and we enjoyed it, but couldn't finish it. You can probably split this 3 ways.

I tried the regal eagle smokehouse in Epcot recently. Really good, above average Disney quick service meal. I got the bbq burger with a side of mac n cheese. the burger came on Texas toast and had pulled pork on it. So flavorful, and even the mac n cheese was better than expected. For drink, I tried Tennessee lemonade which was refreshing.

Best bbq place in the parks! Service is always Disney quality so you never miss that! And the place is a peace of old fashioned steak house, from early on American culture! Deserves a try

Seriously has to be about the best quick service restaurant not just at EPCOT, but in all of Disney. Food was spectacular and while many of the quick service restaurants lack overall flavor at times, this place does not lack at all in that aspect. Well prepared and solid portions. Sure, people may want more ethnic type of foods at other countries, this place is always busy which says a lot. Worth it for sure.

I've wanted to check out this spot since it opened but with all of the festival foods throughout world showcase, I never made it here before because barbecue is something that we have frequently at home. We were determined to stop here on our most recent trip to WDW, so we hopped to Epcot after competing the 4 park challenge just to have dinner here and listen to the Festival of the Arts Disney on Broadway concert series. We were tired and were thankful to be able to sit at an outdoor picnic table, listen to the live music, and use mobile ordering to get our food. I didn't take nearly as many pictures as I should have but we really enjoyed the food. The inside of the restaurant is big and spacious and has a community food hall feel. The outside seating area has umbrella covered picnic tables. There is an outdoor bar there too serving up beer, wine, and delicious cocktails, so of course, we had to try that as well. We really enjoyed our food and I think they have some of the best mac and cheese on property. The restaurant offers several different types of condiments - including 4 different style barbecue sauces - for you to try and enjoy with your meal. They also have self serve fountain drinks and iced teas. All in all a very tasty meal and definitely worth a try!

We ordered from this place, and it was done by the time we got there. The Mac and cheese was amazing, and the service was fast. There were old posters on the wall.

Great ribs, pulled pork, and Mac n cheese. There are extra bbq sauces you might need. Could use some Tabasco sauce. Ribs a bit dry. Draft Beers are good. Cheap for Epcot. Next to Voices of Liberty singers. Highly recommended.

Disney World, you did it again with great bbq. Please get us some good bbq out here at Disneyland. Ribs were well seasoned and had a nice smoke taste to it. The Mac n cheese and onion rings were a great compliment. If you are a fan of bbq, give this place a try.

This restaurant is located in Epcot's international section, as one of the American restaurants. The prices were very affordable, and the food was delicious. I really enjoyed the ribs, they were smoked perfectly, and had great flavor; also, the burnt ends were amazing. The the burnt ends were infused into the loaded french fries, were very good. The baked beans and macaroni and cheese side were satisfactory. Overall, this was a good dining experience.

We tried the Texas beef brisket sandwich and banana pudding here. There's plenty of seating so finding a seat wasn't too hard. Definitely recommend mobile order so you don't have to wait too long for your food. I underestimated the portion sizes and the sandwich was more of a meal than a snack. But what to do when you're at Epcot and there's so much good food but you have limited stomach space? Try your best to finish it anyway like I did. The sandwich also came with garlic bread and beans with burnt ends which were so good. The banana pudding was not too sweet.

A nice place to eat at EPCOT This restaurant is located in the American pavilion that is inside Disney's EPCOT theme park so you need tickets for the park to get to it. The Pavilion is on the south side of the large lake and farthest from the entrance to the park and the parking lot. It has a large covered amphitheater on the lake. The restaurant is across the walkway from this structure. You order your food online through the app and tell it when you are there and ready. The time I visited, it was a good 20 minutes from when I said I was there to when they told me to pick up my food. Seating is often limited even with all the inside and outside seating. The outside tables are wooden tables that can seat 6 or 8 people and inside is a mixture of tables and booths set fairly close together. The inside is covered and air-conditioned so is the better place to enjoy your food. I ordered pulled pork, baked beans, and Garlic Toast. The beans were good. The bread and the Pork were ok. The staff was nice and the area was pretty clean for the volume of people and table turnover that they must deal with consistently. Overall, it was a fairly good meal for a reasonable price in a nice area.

Super tasty drinks and food! I ordered the Moonshine Sour from the attached bar just outside the restaurant and it is one of the most delicious cocktails I have ever had. It is not overly sweet and is very refreshing, perfect to cool off from the Florida heat. I was not super hungry from a day of snacking around the world so opted for a kids meal and it was a great value. I highly recommended getting kids meals at the parks because they are more affordable and not significantly different from adult portions. The beans and slaw were amazing. The burger was decent, the bread was pretty stale but the sauces made it way better. There is a huge selection of sauces. The service was surprisingly fast for how popular this restaurant is. I hope to visit again and try more options as there is a deception of all types of barbecue from around the country.

Disney trip hack-- get kids meal and drinks are included with perfect amount of appetisers!! We got Mac and cheese, baked beans burnt end and French fries with a cup of soda all for seven bucks!!! Can't beat that in Disney

If you ever wondered what kids think of the Disney kids meals, I'm going to tell you. For $9.00 each, we got each grandchild the cheeseburger. One says "it hurts to bit into it". The other says "it is too hard to chew". They both exclaimed that it was yucky, and just ate the meager slice of watermelon. I tried eating a bit, and it was like biting into an air hockey puck. ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. The manager says that is the way they make them - well well done. And why do they include coleslaw? All the kids I know either hate it or prefer something like fries or onion rings. My wife and I had the pulled pork. The portion was about the amount you would get if you scooped it out of a tray with an ice cream scooper. Maybe just a bit more that a 1/2 cup. Our meal was $15 each, and we felt ripped off. The portions have been cut back considerably, and the quality is barely passable. 2025 is not 2020. Disney has lost its touch to WOW its guests. Best to buy a sub or sandwich on the way to the park unless you plan on taste testing the various country cuisines. This Disney cheeseburger makes the Burger King Value Cheeseburger taste like Prime Rib.

BBQ was good but not great. The brisket sandwich and the Mac and cheese was ok, very dry even with a sauce. The loaded fries with burnt ends was delicious, I would get them again. Plenty of inside seating is nice especially when looking for some AC.

A very good stop We were at EPCOT yesterday for the International Flower & Garden Festival, and similar to the Food & Wine Festival, there are lots of spots to get small plates of food and drinks. We did that, and enjoyed what we tried, but we also decided we wanted to just sit down someplace and eat a meal. We headed to the Regal Eagle, our first visit. Regal Eagle is located on the left side facing the American Adventure pavilion with the entrance around to the side. I suppose they lifted the requirement for using their moble app as we were able to order inside. There was someone at the entrance to control how many people were allowed inside, so we did have to wait a few minutes. There was no problem finding a table. A typical setup at Disney, you order and pay at a register and then walk forward to get your food. That only took a couple of minutes. I decided on their North Carolina Chopped Smoked Pork Butt Platter with a side of baked beans. The food was good. I felt at the time it lacked much in the way of BBQ sauce, but rechecking the menu today I see it really came with a vinegar sauce. Ok, makes more sense now. And if I wasn't so lazy or tired I could have stood up and gotten some sauce from the condiment counter if I wanted. The beans were also good, not too sweet like you often find elsewhere. Free soft drink refills at the serve yourself fountain machine, just like you find at non-theme park places. I liked that the place didn't feel crowded, we didn't feel rushed even though we probably should have freed up the table sooner. Our bad.

Always a nice atmosphere when you come to this place. It's a great quick service dining option when you are walking around EPCOT. everyone is always so nice when there. I love their gluten free chicken tenders so I was so happy that they had an adult portion that I could order. My fiancé is a big fan of barbecue type places so he loves this place too. We will be back as we are passholders and EPCOT is our favorite place.

I can't believe I have never tried this restaurant before now. It is conveniently located in the America pavilion just across from the America Garden Pavillion. You order food inside the restaurant in the back. Within a few minutes your food is ready. There are stations to pick up utensils and get condiments. They had five different types of barbecue sauce. Of course I had to try all of them. My favorite was the vinaigrette/Carolina gold type, barbecue sauce. All of them were good though. There is no limit of how much barbecue sauce you can take so anyone that is complaining about their meat being dry ‍ - ok, I won't finish that sentence. I was trying to eat on the healthier side since I was planning on having dessert so instead of the brisket sandwich (served on two pieces of Texas toast) and Mac & cheese I went with the pork butt, one slice of Texas toast, and house made pickles. I will say my Texas toast was on the small side and a bit hard so I'm glad I didn't get the brisket sandwich. The pickles were a great side item. For just over $14 after tax it was an amazing meal for a reasonable price. The restaurant was clean and all the workers were friendly. There's a large indoor seating area as well as outdoor seating. There's a bar outside with a large smoker in the middle. I'm not sure if they serve drinks here when it's busy but it was unoccupied when I was there. There's an outdoor walk up counter where you can order drinks. Some of the seating allows for a view of whatever concert is happening. Even if it's busy and you can't see the performers you can hear everything fine. As a side note, if you're planning to come here for a concert the performances are only about 30 minutes and nothing spectacular about the shows. If you're there during a busy time, they offer mobile ordering. I would recommend this to anyone.

First time we have ever eaten here in all the years we have been dining to Epcot. I ordered the food on my iPhone and then got a notification when it was ready to be picked up. You walk to the window that is given to you on your text and pick up your food. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is limited to a few bbq items and burgers. I choose the cheeseburger with Mac and cheese. The burger was served on Texas toast along with lettuce and tomato. The burger was very dry. The Mac and cheese was decent. Not sure I see a red to eat here again. Food is mediocre and there are too many choices in Epcot.

When it's pouring down at Epcot, it is very difficult to enjoy the festival food. So we took this opportunity to cross this one off our list. For Covid safety you need to do mobile order outside the restaurant. When your order is ready, you show it to the cast member and they let you inside from the side entrance. It was not hard to find a table, which is a big plus. We got Memphis pork rib with Mac and cheese; brisket sandwich with spicy sauce and fries. The brisket is sooo good, great flavor and very tender. The sauce is not spicy at all according to my husband who dont really like spicy food. He loved the sandwich and said will def get it again. I got the ribs and it's full of flavor. The meat is a little tougher, also has more fat in it. I think I also prefer the brisket. The Mac and cheese is decent, nothing to ride home about. We also got a hot chocolate. It comes in a big cup of hot water and two packages of Nestle hot chocolate. Yeah, it's $3.60 for boxed chocolate. Never again lol Overall a good place to rest. We'll be back for the brisket and maybe try some beers.

Regal Eagle earns a Bryce's Adventure Star! This establishment has quickly become one of my favorite quick-service meals at Epcot!! The brisket sandwich was so incredibly tender and the flavors are mouth-watering. The Mac and Cheese also holds its own as well, being the perfect amount of cheesiness combined with overall taste! We were also able to try out the new burnt end fries, which were indubitably, unequivocally bussin! I thoroughly recommend this to anyone visiting Epcot!

Burger: Not good at all, way over cooked, not juicy, doesn't fit on the toast bun, lettuce was weird for a burger, cheese was barely melted Fries: Loved them, super seasoned, they were like a long McDonald's fry

This place was also very good. I wasn't thrilled to be eating at a spot in the America pavilion but had to compromise for my husband. This place wasn't that bad. We got a brisket sand-which that was pretty good but I didn't realized chicken salad was an actual salad since it was on the kids menu but it was still good. Not the best I have had but still good. My husband did wait a while to get the food and from what he told me there wasn't much structure. Just had to shove your way to the front. There was plenty of seating though. So if your looking for a place to stop for a bit and even have a snack or lunch that you brought from home this place has plenty of seating. Tables were getting cleaned pretty often as I could see too so that was good. Made for a clean atmosphere. If your like my husband I recommend coming here but personally this wasn't my favorite.

While waiting for the 9 PM fireworks show at Epcot, the kids and I settled on BBQ for dinner. The Regal Eagle Smokehouse has an outdoor seating area that gives you a view of the fireworks show over the lake. Ambience: this is a BBQ at an amusement park. Given that context, the indoor and outdoor seating is focused on capacity and quick turnover for the large number of daily guests. One place Disney really shines is in how the keep everything really clean. Food: the BBQ was pretty good. We ordered: Cheeseburger: served on toast. The meat was well done. 3/5 Memphis Ribs: could have been more tender, but the flavor was there. 4/5 Brisket Sandwich: we have a winner. 4/5 Service: another area that Disney really shines is the customer service.