Everything You Need To Know About Walt Disney World's International Food And Wine Festival

6. The Food Booths

Scattered throughout the whole of Epcot are more than 30 food booths with a variety of edible goodies to devour. These can be found all throughout Future World and World Showcase.

Some of these booths are themed to countries around the World. Generally these can be found in the World Showcase area but aren't limited to the countries of the pavilions. One of our favourites was Ireland with its delicious Chocolate Pudding with Irish Cream Liqueur Custard and Guinness Baileys Shake (which came with its own souvenir glass).

Other booths had a more general theme such as Flavours from Fire, which had the rather yummy Piggy Wings. There is also Coastal Eats for those who love seafood and The Cheese Studio which showcased the wonder that is cheese in its many forms.

Of course, it wouldn't be the Food & Wine festival if there wasn't beverages to try. There's plenty of choices to get a refreshing glass at each booth. The displays outside each booth also suggest a food & beverage pairing to enjoy.

Although many of the drinks available are wine, there are plenty of other choices, including non-alcoholic ones. We recommend heading over to Light Lab with glow in the dark, kid friendly drinks that you can sample. These drinks also encourage you to experiment with the different flavours to create unique ones.

The food prices generally range between $3.75 and $8.00 per item. Although they are small samplings, we liked that we could graze throughout the day and try even more of the options. The majority of the items at Food & Wine can be purchased as a snack credit using the Disney Dining Plan. One tip is to head to Epcot on your last day and use up any remaining snack credits you might have left over on the yummy Food & Wine Festival.

Drinks prices at the booths start at $2.50 and go up to as high as $32 for a bottle of champagne. Generally the wine and beer offerings cost between $5 and $12.