Tangierine Café

This place serves very limited menu options. That grilled chicken kebab with chickpea salad was great and the pita with 3 sauces was not a disappointment. Yes, you can have better Arabic food elsewhere but it’s inside a theme park and getting back decent qualities for $5-$6 per platter is unheard of. And look at the architectural details and beauties. It’s just so awesome to looking at all those beautiful interior design details. Moreover, this place is probably the least crowded place at Epcot. Love it.

We really enjoyed this restaurant! Comfy seating in a cute vibe. Moroccan bread with the sauces was very yummy. We enjoyed eating it with the lamb kebab. The bread was a good portion for the price.

🫓One of Epcot's Best🫓 I recently visited Epcot for the Flower & Garden Festival and came away with Tangerine Cafe as one of my favorite eateries. There's both indoor and outdoor seating available, and the atmosphere is spacious and thematic. Best of all, the food is served quickly and tastes amazing. I highly recommend the Mediterranean Flatbread and Orange Blossom Saffron Cake if you're able to get it (even my travel companion, who doesn't have much of a sweet tooth, couldn't stop eating it!).

Ordered the kabobs and Moroccan bread platter. It was the perfect dinner snack. Not too full so we can still continue to sample around the world and a good bang for your buck. We even caught a belly dancer and band performing while we waited for dinner.

Awesome spot for Morocco food. The bread is fresh and dipping sauces are delicious. The kabobs are cooked on the grill moments before. Recommend coming if you like Mediterranean review.

Tangierine café used to be our favorite restaurant in Epcot. It seems like it closed and when they reopened, the menu changed 😫 I think the food is still good, but for a snack. Definitely much smaller portions than it used to be. We tried all items in the menu, and they were all very tasty.

This was my favorite small bite of the day. The chicken kabob and carrot/chick pea salad were delicious. This is a small bite place but perfect for what we wanted.

Delicious Mediterranean sliders!!! I asked for no meat, just falafel and the woman taking my order was helpful and accommodating! Sliders were delicious, I would have liked more sauce but I enjoyed it as well as the hummus and lentil salad!

A hidden gem in EPCOT with one of the best quick service dishes in all of WDW! We love Tangierine, and have been coming here for years. The star of the show here is the freshly baked bread and dips; the bread is perfect and the dips are oh so yummy (and it's all vegan). The skewers and salad are also really good (dairy free) too. They have a small indoor seating area, and there's usually not a ton of people here, so service is generally quick. Do not sleep on this cafe in Morocco, especially for the bread!!!

(Overall: B) - This cafe located in the Morocco area of the World Showcase was one of the highlights in terms of food at Disney World for me. My heart felt a warm embrace when the chef was so excited to share the insights of how each of the dips were made, and the heart that was put into the food was clearly evident as it tasted much better than anything else in the World Showcase. Their menu is a little small, but they have some kebabs too that I'm sure would taste good as well. Their indoor seating is much more available than the Japan pavilion. (Stone Baked Bread: B) - This is a basic bread that I feel like highlights Moroccan cuisine in a positive light; the three dips contrast in earthiness, herbaciousness, and savoryness that are all well made to suit the bread. While this may be served as part of a cover charge elsewhere, I feel like $5 is a reasonable way to snack on something tasty in Disney World. (Mango Mochi Cider: B) - This small size beer is perfect for those trying the around the world challenge. I like the forward fruitiness of the drink, followed by a subtle grain undertone. Priced at $6, this is not a bad option in Disney World. Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: +1 Menu: E Overall: 4 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

A great place for a snack at EPCOT. This is one of the many places to eat at EPCOT. It is located in the Morocco Pavilion which means that it is on the opposite side of the lake from Spaceship Earth (the massive sphere) at the front of the park. You can get here by either walking around the lake and going between the France and Japan Pavilions. The Tangeirine cafe is the cafe opposite the walkway from the lake and at the entrance to the pavilion. You order your food and drinks from a cashier near the back of the restaurant. As with many of the food vendors at the park, someone takes your receipt and retrieves you food. Napkins are on the counter. Utensils are from a dispenser by the front door. There are a variety of seating options with some inside and some outside. Most are in shady spots. I ordered the chicken kabobs and something that looked like Naan bread. The bread came with 3 sauces: a mint, a hummus and a spicy brown sauce. The price for each kabob and vegetables was about $6 and the Naan and sauces were about $5.. They were all delicious. Overall, this is definitely a place to stop for a snack with friendly staff, good prices and great food!

This was our favorite food in Epcot! My boyfriend really enjoyed his lamb kabobs! He said they were spicy, but delicious! I enjoyed my chicken kabob! Very flavorful. The kabob came with a small salad of carrots and chickpeas. The salad was lightly dressed/seasoned. Delish and refreshing! The Moroccan bread was fresh and yummy! It came with three dips that were so good! Still thinking about this meal!

Food was so good. Stopped in for lunch. I got the chicken kebab, which had a drizzle of yogurt sauce on top, but underneath it sat on a cold carrot & Chickpeas salad with raisins & YUM! WOW! Of course I had to finish it off with a piece of pistachio cake, that I could've easily eaten 2 slices of because it was so frickin delicious. You order at the counter & seat yourself, it was a gorgeous day in late October in Disney. I'm so glad I stopped here

The Tangierine Cafe is a small open air restaurant with smiley staff. The interior provides like a cool, breezy escape from the humid, crowded walkways. Orange Blossom-Saffron Cake: Delicate cream hidden underneath the orange white chocolate shell. Fluffy pistachio cake. Extra pistachios for extra texture. Vibrant drizzle of sauce for extra sweetness. This is the prettiest, tastiest, and most unique dessert I had at EPCOT! Highly recommend giving this a try :)

Morocco is definitely the place to be in Epcot The aroma of kebabs permeates the air as you enter Morocco. I knew I had to try the lamb kefta. The lamb was oh so tender and melts in your mouth. The salad paired well with the snack. I wish we had room to try everything else, but I'm glad we stopped by. Don't forget to stop by the little snack kiosk across the way! Morocco definitely offers the best snack options (imo) Thanks for reading my reviews! Let me know what I should try next!

No line when I went. Ordered a bread with dips. We sat in the front which had some tables and chairs outside. The bread was airy and delightful. The dips were ok but better when a bite had some of each dip rather than having them separately. Then I went back to the line to try the pistachio cake. We love pistachio but the cake was far too rich for me. A nice moist texture but clearly due to lots of butter. It came with a very small amount of walnuts. If I were to get it again, I'd ask for 3x the amount of walnuts because the texture and flavor of the nuts really balanced the heaviness of the cake.

One of the best quick service restaurants in Epcot. We had the lamb, pita with dips, and the best dessert, a cram filled saffron cake with pomegranate sauce, we've ever had in Disney. Can't wait to go back.

Some of the Best Grilled Kebabs I have had in a long time. The Harissa Chicken and Lamb Kefta are incredible. The Mediterranean flat bread and dips is simply marvelous. Love the environment. Looks very authentic. Prices are surprisingly low for Disney Food. Under $6 for the kebabs and the flat bread. Well worth it. Wonderful staff and service. The menu has changed over the years. Wish they would bring some of the old menu items back. This is a Must Try.

GOOD KEBABS AT EPCOT FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL and FESTIVAL OF THE HOLIDAYS Located in EPCOT World Showcase (Morocco), the Tangierine Café served a similar menu for both the International Food and Wine Festival and the Festival of the Holidays: Moroccan Spiced Lamb kebab and Chermoula Chicken kebab (each $6.25), Stone Baked Moroccan Bread ($5). A Pistachio Cake ($4.75) was offered only at the Food and Wine Festival. We did the full menu for the Food and Wine Festival. The nicely spiced small kebabs were served hot and sat on a tasty cold chickpea salad. Skip the bread and cake. The very small puffy bread deflated when it was pulled out of the oven - it lacked texture and flavor (nothing like a good naan or pita) and was served cold with hummus and two dips (the dips were good with the kebabs). The very pretty pistachio bundt cake was dense with little flavor. Our friend ordered both kebabs at the Holiday Festival - the kebabs were again very good :0)

Epcot nailed it with this restaurant Went for dessert and hummus This is a cute restaurant makes you feel like you are truly in another country. The staff was very nice to us and engaged in conversation right away. It is a quick service restaurant and it has 2 areas to sit outdoors

TLDR - Nice place for quick meal and really good lamb kebab! Found this nice cafe in Epcot. This beat all my expectations for the Mediterranean food for Disney. Priced just about right (even compared to the marked up food prices inside the park), this had limited variety of options but for a 6$ a kebab this was a very nice option for a quick pick up and/or dine in.

Unless there is a Food & Wine Expo at Epcot, this is definitely the best food in all of the park in my opinion. Even though it's conceived and run by Disney, it still maintains a semblance of authenticity and they do serve up some fine food. We had the chicken kebabs with a simple tomato and cucumber salad along with the stone-baked Moroccan bread with hummus and dips and they were pretty good! I wouldn't say they're better than the legitimate kebab places you can find around Kissimmee, but for a Disney park, very nice. And the design and atmosphere really transports you to Morocco. What amazing attention to detail. Really well done. Four stars from me. I definitely recommend Tangerine Cafe if you are in Epcot and you're looking for a quality lunch with exotic flavors.

The food here is just really good, there is no getting around that! I have eaten here a couple of times and have always enjoyed my meal. On this visit, I ordered a Lamb Mediterranean Wrap ($14.95). Of course, as I walked down the counter I remembered that the price didn't include a drink, so I shuffled back to the register to order that $4.00 soft drink. The wrap was great and well worth the price, however I can't believe Disney charges $4 for a soda. Obviously there are people like me that will pay for it, so they do it. The sides Tangerine Couscous Salad and the Lentil Salad that come with the wrap are also both very good. I could probably just make a meal out of those items. The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice and the cast members here are very pleasant and helpful.

This review is just based on just this restaurant's special food and wine festival dessert, the pistachio cake. This was the very first stop we made at opening so there was no line. Based on online reviews, this item was one of the most instagrammed items at the festival. It really hit a home run. Such intricate patterns on the top, bold and vibrant colors reminiscent of a mosaic table. Overall taste was really creamy, light and fluffy with some texture from the pistachios, moist, and not super sweet. Service was quick. Highly recommend.

Tangerine Cafe probably has the best veggie options for both vegans & vegetarians in Epcot if not all of the theme parks in Orlando. I spent six weeks in the Middle East. I love Middle Eastern cuisine as found it some of the best veg cuisine on the planet. For those arriving to Epcot that are hungry I recommend going here first for a meal for it is affordable, filling, & tasty to fuel your day. You get a lot of bang for your buck. Me & my friend both opted for the vegetable platter for $14.95. It comes w/ falafel, tangerine couscous salad, hummus, tabouleh, lentil salad, & marinated olives. It is served w/ a giant piece of pita bread which is great to make your own wrap. I would love to visit Morocco one day. The cuisine is similar to Middle Eastern cuisine w/ it's own flair especially experienced in the yummy tangerine couscous salad perhaps wherein the Tangierine Cafe gets it's name.

This is one of the few restaurants throughout our Disneyworld experience that have food that are a) genuinely delicious, b) reasonably priced, and c) have some semblance of authenticity. And there's no reservation needed -- one a good crowd day like when we were there, you can just walk in and order, even though reserving via the app is recommended. We tried delicious chicken kebabs (comes in 2), flavorful Mediterranean flat bread, and a poshly decorated panna cotta as dessert. Compared to other locations in Epcot, this is definitely ranked as the better foodie spot, if not the best!

One of world showcase's best quick service spots! I have been frequenting this location for years and I swear I've never waited more than 10 minutes for my food. The seating here is adequate. There are only a few tables indoors, but if the weather is nice you can venture to a table near the shopping market for a quaint lunch. The menu is consistent and delivers a lot of flavor. My favorite item here is the vegetarian platter which comes with hummus, falafel, tabouleh, olive salad, couscous, and lentil salad. I have eaten this dish probably 25 times over the years and I have never gotten sick of it! Long park days require healthy food to fuel you. Tangierine Cafe delivers! Epcot has so many great restaurants, but this has always been one of my favorites. Definitely a perk that it's also in my favorite (and the most beautiful) pavilion!

2021 Food & Wine Fest review - so menu is different. We tried the lamb, beef, and chicken kabobs. Chicken best by far, tasted most full of marinade. Steak okay. Lamb was very spicy. Very small amount of tabouoi accompanied. Bread was excellent with hummus. The fig vodka drink was the best I'd had all day! I did not like the way you picked up food. Very confusing. Busy. People walked in front of you and multiple were served before me even though they ordered after me.

Best restaurant in Epcot for quality and price wise! We ordered a plate of lamb/chicken shawarma with some red wine. The plate is composed of : tabouleh, couscous, hummus, flatbread, chicken and lamb kebab meat. It was really tasty and it was pretty authentic ! Totally my recommandation for lunch for a good price

This quick service is the best bang for your buck. It's located in the Moroccan Pavilion at Epcot. Seating is both inside and out. I ordered the Shawarma Chicken and Lamb Platter served with a side of Hummus, Tabouleh, and Tangierine Couscous Salad with fresh Moroccan Bread $16.95. My husband tried the baklava which he really enjoyed too. This meal was very fresh, light and tasty on a hot summer day. If you are stuck trying to figure out where you should go for lunch you must give this place a try.

This is a super unassuming spot in the middle of soooooo many others at the food festival, YET their sausage, bread, steak kebab, chicken... all of it is so tasty, with a perfect kick to it. A must IMHO

I was looking for some lunch while hoofing it around the World Showcase. While mentally listing off the countries, I remember really enjoying my experience at Marrakesh in the Morocco pavilion a few years back. Hoping that the goodness spilled over into the pavilion's other eateries, and the fact that I had never tried Tangierine Cafe before, I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to explore a place in Epcot that was new to me and also grab some lunch. Layout is similar to other Disney counter service eateries, though because the Morocco pavilion is greatly influenced by the actual Moroccan government, aesthetics look more real and less theme park-like. The menu wasn't too large, I decided to get the chicken wrap which reminded me a lot of a gyro. It was served with couscous and lentil salad. Everything was really good, not overpowering but nice flavor which is perfect for walking through the parks; you don't want something heavy weighing you down. Solid spot overall, it's definitely a Disney food find and a nice change from typical theme park counter service food.

One of the best quick service in Epcot. I usually order the chicken and lamb with an extra side of bread. Perfect for two people to share. I order the lamb and chicken shawarma, which comes with pita, hummus, tabouli and couscous salad. With an extra side of pita, you have a meal for 2. Everything is fresh and the staff seems to enjoy their jobs. Love it.

My daughters and I purchased 2 platters to share at the Tangierine café to tide us over to our dinner reservations that evening. It's a counter service spot where you order, get yourself situated at a table, then go back up and pick up your food after it's been put together. We got the vegetable platter and the 3 pita slider platter. The 3 pitas were veggie, lamb, and chicken. Both came with warm soft pitas, hummus, couscous, and tabbouleh. Very good.

After a long day of travel to meet the rest of the family at Disney, we were starving. Like, "ready to eat your own arm" level of hunger. Since we were staying at the Boat and Yacht club, we decided to take a quick walk over to EPCOT and grab something. It happened to be towards the end of the international food and wine festival, so the place was packed at 8pm. But we persevered and literally stumbled into Tangierine. It's a "quick service" meal...not a formal sit-down place...which was perfect. The quality of the food was excellent and everything was served up quickly. I loved the dense, thick naan, the tabouli salad and the hummus. Everything I tasted was great. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to go back for more before we left Disney property, but if I do get back there, I'm hitting Tangieriene.

We weren't sure what to grab for a quick dinner and decided on Morocco's Tangierine Cafe - the only non-sit-down restaurant in the pavilion. I ordered a red wine sangria and we split some baklava and one chicken shawarma and gyro combo platter 4-ways. It was a good snack (definitely not filling) but it was enough after our tacos in Mexico. The chicken was borderline dry but the flavor was good. The gyro and pita were standard. The sangria was tasty, but tasted more like a red wine blend than a fruity sangria. The baklava was buttery and fragrant and the highlight of our meal. Overall, this is not a bad restaurant to pick up some food without having to stop for sit-down table service in any of the other Moroccan restaurants.

During my tour of the World Showcase I stopped in here when I got to the Morocco Pavilion. I been wanting to try one of their shawarma platters. However I'm usually getting pretty full by the time I get here on the tour, so I almost always order their iced mint tea at the farthest end of the café.

A friend and I wanted to grab a quick meal before heading back to France for dessert, and she suggested Morocco so we stopped in here. Prices are on par with the rest of the quick-serve places at Disney (about $10-15, depending on what you order). I had the chicken wrap which came with couscous and I believe another side, I liked the couscous but didn't really care for the other side dish. The chicken wrap was very good. If you're trying to eat healthy-ish while at Disney, this is a good option too. (and if you're not trying to eat healthy, I saw that they had CASHEW baklava, which looked intriguing ... alas, we were going to France for dessert). This wasn't the most exciting food I had on my Disney trip but it was a good place to stop for a quick dinner.

Great quick stop place to eat in the Morocco Pavilion. This eatery can be found in the front of the Morocco Pavilion and has a concise menu of offerings. We went with the Rotisserie chicken with saffron rice, and the lamb and chicken plate. The line was short and we moved quickly to the front to get our food. There are several nook areas for seating - you'll want to take a peek around the corners here cause seating is tucked away everywhere! There is also covered patio seating, so on hot summer days you can sit in the shade and avoid overheating. Both of our food plates were delicious. My rotisserie chicken came with rice and his chicken / lamb plate came with hummus, pita break and sauce. The hummus was perfectly blended and the pita bread was warm, which was a great combo. The lamb was my fave, but the chicken was seriously good, too! They also have a coffee / pastry case inside that's separate from the main food line, so if you have a sweet tooth you may wanna check out this space also!! Overall: A Quick stop with good food with plenty of flavor!

The best quick service spot for lunch in Epcot. I've never had a bad meal at the Tangierine Cafe - the Lamb platter is always delicious and filling. This is the perfect place to get away from the crowds for a quiet meal. For $16 a platter it ain't cheap, but for the amount of food you get it's one of the better deals in Epcot.

The best food by far in the World Showcase during Food and Wine. If you don't stop here and have one of everything, you are missing out on the best EPCOT has to offer. Whether you are Vegan or not this place has the best food and cocktails.

Best bang for your buck. Combo platters start at $11 and it's very filling. Chicken was tasty and not at all dry. Their ground beef meatball is so flavorful and juicy. Hummus and falafel also were good. The fries surpassed my expectation too. One of the better counter service food at the World Pavilion to go to.

I'm a finger licking second away from licking my plate! I ordered lamb shawarma that comes with a side of hummus, tabouleh (parsley salad), couscous, and warm Moroccan bread. Each item on my plate tasted great on its own BUT put it all together and BOOM flavor explosion. I totally had a Remy moment when he tried the mushroom after it was struck by lightning! Disney reference cause uhhh we're in Disney. It was a wonderful balance of fresh flavors and textures. The portions were plentiful but it didn't leave me feeling stuffed. Well done Disney!

I spent a lot of my time in Epcot eating around the world, and I definitely think it's the park you have to spend the most time in, if you're looking to get a variety of good grub. This time around, I opted for quick service meals rather than sit down restaurants, so I could go back and forth between the countries and graze, rather than spending a few hours in one particular spot. The highlight for me was Tangierine, located in the Morocco area of Epcot. Great food with generous portions at a decent price for the parks. I was on the food plan, so I was less concerned with price and more concerned with portion size and ambience. Tangierine delivered on both. First, it was one of the only quick service spots open during the extra park hours, which makes it a winner already. Second, the food was awesome! This was one of the only spots that made me consider ordering more than one meal. I had the chicken and lamb plate, which was great. I also wanted their "sliders," a trio of mini gyros with lamb, chicken, and falafel. I regret that I didn't try both, but I was happy with my food and experience. If you're a carnivore like me, and want a variety of meats while still eating on the healthier side, this is a great spot to consider while in Epcot. Pro tip: check out the holiday kitchen outside during this time of year. Great snacks there, too!

Fantastic Middle Eastern food at a reasonable price, given the location. This place is quick, casual and flavorful. The chicken wrap was hearty and the chicken was so tasty and juicy. The bread it was wrapped in was heavenly! I loved the couscous and lentil salad on the sides, super tasty and healthy! My boyfriend loved the lamb wrap, too! We would definitely come back. Service was also friendly and welcoming!!!

I wish it were a little bit nicer inside, it doesn't appear to have changed at all in years--and that's not necessarily a good thing. A freshening up could definitely get this place up to five stars as the food is quite good. This was one of the later stops on my Eat Your Way Through Epcot 2019 Challenge (I started with Mexico) and was getting pretty full so I needed something small and the line at the sweets counter here was nonexistent. I went with the Honey Chocolate Baklava and was not disappointed! I needed a small container so I could enjoy it a bit later but all that they had was a fairly large foam (sad face) container, so I had to make that work. Definitely try the honey chocolate baklava!

This counter services was a welcome retreat in Epcot. We were looking for decent counter service and a place to sit and we found both. A quiet corner nook for us to rest and recharge. Food was authentic and a nice variety. Kids loved it too Service can be a little odd but they met the needs

Hands down my favorite food spot at Walt Disney World's Epcot! It's a mandatory stop for us every time we go to Epcot and have even made special trips (when at different parks) just to go to here for a meal! Solid amount of seating and is spread out over inside and outside so you have your choice of seating. Service is ALWAYS amazing! Very friendly and quick service! I've never had any issues or anything even negative occur here! They do have a variety of options for vegetarians, chicken, lamb, gyros, you name it! The portions are always solid and I often choose to split it with my mother so I'm not carrying around left overs all day. But one of their meals are easily 2 meals! The portion to price ratio is good! $15 for a solid meal is very good especially at Epcot! I always get the Sawarma Chicken Platter and love it! It comes get a generous amount of chicken, hummus, Tabouleh and their couscous salad (which is one of my favorites of any couscous salad!). It also comes with fresh pita bread and some tzatziki sauce. Their chicken is always fresh and moist complete with the perfect balance of spices and flavor! I HIGHLY recommend going here if you're looking for a meal at Epcot! My parents were very adamant about going here and I soon learned why! They do have more 'normal' kids options but it's amazing food that I look forward to every visit! The whole Moroccan pavilion is STUNNING!!

This is one of if not my favorite Quick Service restaurant at EPCOT. It's not your typical quick service food of burgers and chicken tenders. This is light and fresh food that you can not get anywhere else like a lamb wrap or a falafel slider. If it's really busy seating can be an issue but that's the only negative, if there is one, that I can find

Quick gyro(or whatever they call it here) with some delicious sides made me happy and didn't slow me down! It's a grab and go type of place with seating inside and out. If you're looking to try something delicious and quick this is a great option.

The lamb shawarma platter is excellent and a good value for $15 or a quick-service dining meal. The lamb shawarma comes with lamb, tabouli, couscous, hummus, raw onions, and a pillowy naan flat bread. Naan is similar to a pita bread but thicker and softer in texture. The lamb comes covered in a tahini yogurt sauce. This sauce can also be special ordered on the side. Other shawarma options include chicken and a lamb/chicken combo. The combo is $1 extra. The chicken, like the lamb, is very thinly sliced. Because the chicken was cut so thin, I found the chicken dry, unlike the lamb which was tender. I also thought the chicken was bland (unseasoned). The chicken even lacked sufficient salt. The plastic utensils are in dispensers located by the food pick up area. Unfortunately, the knives are out of reach being farthest from the guests with the lever behind the counter. Just ask the staff at the counter for assistance to avoid leaning over people's trays. The cafe has inside and outdoor seating. Inside seating is available in three rooms, the main room in front of the meal cashiers, in the dessert bar room to the left of the cashiers, and a small room to the right of the cashiers. Outdoor seating is also available in the courtyard.

The Tangerine Cafe is located in the Moroccan area of Epcot. This is one of the better restaurants we ate at in Disney. It is a quick service place so you walk up. order then once you have your food, find a seat. We ordered the lamb platter. It consisted of lamb gyro meat, hummus, tabouleh and a salad. The lamb gyro meat was excellent and the other items were very good. We ordered a beer, a Tusker Lager to be exact. It was a bottled beer, but Disney must not allow glass so in a cup it went. It was a very good lager and went perfectly with the lamb. For dessert we had baklava. I had never had it before and it was OK, but not my thing. I highly recommend this place if you're in EPCOT. Note: This restaurant accepts the Disney dining plan. Each meal is one quick service meal.

I am SO happy that out of all the dine-in, not too fancy, options there were at Epcot, we ran into and decided on this. I don't think I've had chicken or lamb shawarma that tender in all my YEARS of eating shawarma. NEVER. Even the falafel was not dry, and I almost always have dry falafel! I was and still am bewildered... that out of all places, it would be Orlando. This is counter service and prices are very reasonable for their hearty portions. The bf got the lamb and chicken shawarma ($14.99) and I the pita sandwich mix (3 pita pockets, each with a diff meat - 1) lamb, 2) chicken, 3) falafel. Both of our entrees had different sides so we were able to share and try different things. This included tabouleh, hummus, couscous salad, and lentil salad. SUPER LEGIT. 10/10 recommend if you are looking for a sit-down cafe for a good meal for a good price. I need to find me a place with that tender of lamb/chicken again....

Being preciously disappointed by the cuisine found the the Morocco pavilion at Epcot I was hesitant to try the Tangerine Cafe but I left very glad that I did. The platter had a wide variety of flavor including cous cous, tabbouli, hummus, pita and your choice of meat. The gyro was tender and well seasoned. Along with the meal I had some wine sangria which was fruity without being too sweet. This is a great place for a quick service meal!

Excellent counter service option in Epcot's World Showcase. My husband and I split the combo Lamb and Chicken Shwarma. Very good and plenty of food, especially if you're saving room for dessert. They let me get double couscous instead of taboulleh, which I appreciated because I remember the taboulleh running into the other items and making them soggy. I'll also ask for the tzatziki on the side next time since it wasn't my husband's fave. But he's pretty particular about his tzatziki. The couscous had some fruity flavors in addition to purple onion and green and red peppers. I definitely recommend.

Finally a somewhat healthy meal at Disney. Definitely not good Moroccan food by any means, but compared to other options in the parks the vegetarian platter here was my favorite thing I ate. And that's really sad.

As a vegan with predominantly non-vegan friends, eating out can sometimes be tricky, especially when I'm out of my element (L.A guy here). That said, when one of my friends suggests a cuisine that centers much of its flavor in using spices, whole foods and such--I'm all game. This is the case with Tangierine Cafe, which provided me with the most delicious dish I consumed during my stay in Orlando. I had already yelped the establishment, so I was well aware that there were vegan options (falafel, hummus, no brainer). I was actually more ecstatic to give Moroccan food a go, for although I've consumed the aforementioned foods before, I had never set foot in actual, Moroccan eatery/cafe. We came here on my friend's suggestion since he proclaims himself a goer of all foods foreign and Middle Eastern-based, and I have to say, I thanked him countless times over. The food was exceptional. I ordered the vegetarian platter; which is served with falafel, hummus, Pita, couscous, tabouleh, a lentil salad and a olive salad of a sort.; I subbed the lentil salad for extra hummus (for free--score!) and the standard Pita for whole wheat Pita (neither of these standard options are vegan). They were very flexible in my substitutions and I highly appreciate that. The food, as aforementioned, was perfect. From the hummus to the tabouleh (which I like but wouldn't put on my list of favorite foods), every bit of that dish was worth licking the plate over and over again. I even felt the tango was of the citrus juice in the tabouleh complimented it well--and I loathe citrus. Overall, Tangierine Cafe is deserving of five stars because it's food is delectable, the prices are exceedingly reasonable, and the ambiance is quaint of what I would expect inside a Moroccan eatery/cafe. I highly encourage anyone visiting Epcot to make their dinner stop here.