Such a "COOL" place ! So happy to see it still open, and quite busy!! It's so neat to get to try…read moresamples of soda from all over the world. This is a MUST on an Epcot day!

Everyone who visits has a favorite! Mine is the Apple lychee from Korea. What's your favorite,read more

My wife and I have a goal to stay at every Disney resort and recently we checked off the Beach Club…read morebox. We visited the Beach Club Marketplace a few times during our stay. This is the only quick service location and gift shop at the resort. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner items as well as selling Disney merchandise, prepackaged food items, prepackaged drinks and liquor and beer/wine. The merchandise side is in the front, where most people enter and is rather small for a resort gift shop. There were a few items with the resort name but not really what we wanted. We were looking for a shot glass or magnet but they did not have that. They also sell Disney pins, a few tee-shirts, a few toys and other things. It was limited but had a decent amount of stuff. I was just personally surprised with the limited items for sale. Food wise they offered some pre-made sandwiches, salads, they had pre-packaged food items such as bread and jelly, cereal, things like that. Some of the rooms at the resort do have a small kitchen so having those items to buy was a very nice touch. Hot food was typical Disney food with mickey waffle, breakfast sandwiches and such. We pretty much ate breakfast here. I ordered the breakfast sandwich which came on a bagel with egg, cheese and bacon. It was also served with potatoes. It was really good, I would have preferred a croissant option but they only had the the bagel. My wife ordered a kids meal which came with 2 mickey waffles, sausage and grapes. They are your typical mickey waffles and were good. Everything here is to go only. There are no tables inside however, there is a solarium across from them. In there, which we did not discover until the last day, they had lots of tables to sit at. I would have preferred for the cast members to tell us, I guess they just assumed everyone went back to the room. But overall this is a good stop if you are staying at the resort. Should you make a special trip here, no, but definitely check it out if you are staying. ACES!

We recently stayed at the Beach Club Resort at Disney and found the Beach Club Marketplace a stop…read morewe made frequently. This is the main and only quick service location at the resort. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner items. It is not fancy, but has your typical Disney items. It is also unique in that it also partners with the Beach Club gift shop. You can purchase food here but also merchandise. For the merchandise side, they have a few Beach Club specific items as well as Disney items such as pins, tee-shirts, jackets, magnets, toys and such. It is not the largest selection of items but it had a decent variety. I was really wanting to get something that said Beach Club but unfortunately their options were limited. I would have loved a shot glass or coffee cup that specifically said Beach Club but they really only had ornaments and shirts. They also offered bottles of liquor, bottles of wine, cases of beer and some simple grocery items. I did think that was nice for families to make some simple items. Some of the rooms at Beach Club have a small kitchen area. They also sell the reusable cups you can purchase for your stay and refill. I like these cups but I don't. You have to come back to the marketplace every time you want a refill, they do not work in the park even though they should! For food, we ate breakfast here. They had breakfast sandwiches, mickey waffles, eggs, bacon, sausage, pretty consistent with Disney breakfast. It was pretty good for quick service. For lunch and dinner they offered some hot items such as burgers and chicken sandwiches, but also had pre made cold sandwiches and salads all ready to grab and go. Overall this was a great stop. My only issue is everything is to go. There are no tables here. We ate in our room one day and the lobby the other day. We did see on our check out day, they have a solarium across from the marketplace. In there they had a bunch of tables and chairs in there. I guess that is where you can go to eat. I think the cast members could have said something to us to let us know. But this is a really good stop, they do not have tons of options but what they do have was really good. I would go back for sure. If you are staying here I would recommend checking it out.

Not a bad little store for being in a hotel. Inflation here isn't horrible but exist. The deal…read morebreaker is the lack of Pepsi products.

This place isn't big, but they have a really good range of things…read more Salty snacks, sweets, ice cream, drinks- you name it, they got it! Souvenirs a la Universal Studios are plentiful also, so if you forgot something they probably have it available. Forget to pack something? They have a good variety of toiletries, including things like headache remedies. This is a sweet little shop located right on the ground floor of the Royal Pacific.

This convenience store is inside terminal B at MCO. They have souvenirs drinks snacks magazines…read morebooks etc there's self check out. It was just under $5 for a bottle of ginger ale.

One evening while walking through Epcot's France Pavilion World Showcase at Epcot, I stopped into…read moreLes Vins des Chefs de France. I am so glad that I did. This is a great place to stop your walk and have a drink and relax in a beautiful area. Les Vins des Chefs de France has a charming and very fitting atmosphere. Having a drink there allowed me to slow my pace down a little bit and really appreciate the sights and sounds of Epcot! For a few minutes, it seemed like I had stepped away from the large crowd! They had an excellent choice of wines. The cast members that worked there were very helpful and provided amazing service during a time when they were super busy helping other guests. Some of my favorite experiences at Epcot in Disney World are not the rides, but simply exploring and trying out some of their amazing restaurants and other activities! I think if you're going to be at Epcot and spend some time in the France Pavilion, you should stop by. This will give you an opportunity to rest, get a little taste of France, and add another layer to your experience while strolling through the World Showcase!

Let me stop by saying we didn't have alcohol nor entrées…read more We chose to have some really amazing French onion soup. The amount of cheese and it was mind blowing! It was Rich, a little salty, but all in all a really good portion for the price. Even at Disney! We also got the escargot. Honestly? I don't understand why people make such a weird stink about this. It's good, but it basically just taste like chewy garlic lol. We definitely get both again. The cast member that took care of us was just sweetest pie and from France as well! We'll definitely go back the next time we are at Epcot.

A fun Harry Potter dining experience with comforting food and desserts…read more Stopped by the Hog's Head area in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and tried the fish and chips, shepherd's pie, Butterbeer potted cream, and ice cream. The fish and chips were crispy, hot, and satisfying after a long day in the park. The shepherd's pie was hearty and comforting, with a rich savory filling that felt like classic British comfort food. Both dishes were filling and fit the immersive theme of the area perfectly. For dessert, the Butterbeer potted cream was a standout. It was smooth, creamy, and packed with that signature Butterbeer flavor without being overwhelmingly sweet. The ice cream was also a refreshing treat and a great way to cool down in the Florida heat. Service was efficient, and the staff handled the crowds well despite the popularity of the area. The atmosphere is what really makes the experience special. From the detailed theming to the views of Hogsmeade, it truly feels like stepping into the Harry Potter universe. Whether you're a fan of the books or movies, the immersive environment adds so much to the meal. Overall, a fun and memorable dining experience with comforting food, tasty desserts, and one of the best themed environments in the park.

Hog's Head is one of my favorite bars which is located inside the Three Broomsticks at The…read moreWizarding World of Harry Potter. This is located inside Universal Orlando Island's of Adventure. I do think this can be confused with the restaurant and how to actually get there. Hog's Head is actually separate from the restaurant. There is a separate entrance, separate lines as well. This is just a bar, they do not sell any food here. However, the restaurant is next door and easily accessible if you want to grab a drink and then go get food. The bar is themed to Harry Potter, and if you are a fan you will love it. If you have never seen the movies or read the books, you can still enjoy the bar. Their options here are limited, with them just having beer, ciders, a couple of cocktails and the famous butter beers. I believe they only do the frozen here. If you wanted a different version I think you need to go to a different place. I personally prefer getting butter beer here as opposed to the carts, since the line is so much shorter. It is also a bar, so the bartenders know how to keep the line moving quickly! You are able to also purchase the butter beer in the souvenir goblets. My wife and I do enjoy coming here, I love their beers and it really is always a stop when we are in the park. Their vibes are kind of dark and gloomy but completely themed to Harry Potter. The last time we visited, my wife was not feeling a beer and we really only knew of a long island cocktail which she does like. I was speaking with the bartender and she suggested a vodka based drink with lemonade and Prickly Pear. I ordered this for my wife but since she was sitting outside I could not take both drinks. However, the bartender was very sweet, let me order both, and she just had my wife step inside. When she went in, it was ready and she just handed it over to. It was very nice! She didn't have to wait in the line. This was a great drink, one she said she would order over and over. Overall, I think you need to add this to your list. It's a fun spot to grab a drink and experience Harry Potter. ACES!

Achtung Achtung bloß nicht im Onlineshop bestellen. Ich musste meine Bestellung stornieren und…read moreleider habe ich immer noch kein Geld über Paypal zurückerstattet bekommen. Der Shop behauptet sie haben es mir bereits am 13.12.22 zurückerstattet. Leider stimmt das nicht und ich habe schon mehr als 5 Nachrichten geschickt und nie eine Antwort zurück bekommen. Gerne kann ich euch die Beweise zeigen über Paypal das keine Rückzahlung erfolgt wurde!! Ein sehr unseriöses Verhalten! Ich rate unbedingt von einer Bestellung ab!

Quaint little shoppe in Italy at Epcot. They offer a varied assortment of wines for sale direct…read morefrom Italy. They also offer glasses of wine to sample - for a fee, of course; after all, you are at Disney. But, I can't help but stop by here for a glass of my favorite wine (Rosa Regale) every time I happen to be passing by when I'm at Epcot (a hefty $7 charge). They also sell some very nice hand made ceramic wine stoppers made in Italy at very decent prices; I usually pick up a new one while I'm getting my glass of wine. I can't speak for other wines other than the Rosa Regale, but I wouldn't suggest buying it by the bottle here as it is WAY overpriced. If it's the wine of choice for you, head over to an ABC Liquor Store when you leave the Park and you can pick up a bottle for about $18.99 (half the price you will pay for the bottle here).

We ordered the footlong corndog, it comes with a side of chips (Laise of Sunchips), and it came in…read moretwo because they only had them in 6". The meat was pickier than im used to when i bit off it, but the overall corn/bread to meat concentration was on point. Overall 4.5 Food 4.5 Service 5 Quality 4.5

Slow as the slowest bartender you've ever experienced. Beers are about $8-$10. They only allow you…read moreto order one drink, unless the other drinker is attached to your hip. Actually, if you visit a tourist restaurant in almost anywhere in the Caribbean, you receive "island" service- meaning they are slow as all hell. This bartender is slower than that, she's a disgrace to her trade!