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La Hacienda at the Mexico Pavilion

One thing that definitely has me wishing I lived in Orlando: the restaurants at Disney World. I’m sure I’m biased, thinking that Disney’s magic would also somehow carry over to its culinary experiences, but whenever I hear about all the restaurants at Disney World I practically salivate. Mine is the unfortunate story of a girl who loves new and exotic food experiences (I wouldn’t say I’m a foodie, because I’m not particularly bothered about how fancy the food is) but doesn’t love urban life. I’m happiest when in bucolic surrounds, but obviously there just isn’t usually a great variety of … Continue reading →

Epcot’s Most Excellent Adventure: Future World

We talked about the World Showcase yesterday and the wonderful things you can do there, whether it’s having the perfect cup of tea in England or visiting the street performances that decorate the landscape. Now, it’s time to head back to the entrance area of Epcot and the Future World offerings that you can spend time at. Epcot isn’t like the Magic Kingdom, the rides there are a selective few, but those selective few are almost all available there in Future World. The rides are also among some of the best available in the Disney Parks. Again, the focus is … Continue reading →

Epcot’s Most Excellent Adventure: World Showcase

When it comes to visiting Disney World and Orlando, most of us recognize the great ball of Epcot, but how many of us recognize the wonderful place that Epcot is to visit with and without the kids? Too often I read descriptions of Epcot that would look more fitting in an academic catalog and don’t do the park itself justice. While the Magic Kingdom is my favorite of the Disney World parks, Epcot is a definite stop on every visit we make to Disney World. The biggest question is what part of Epcot is the best? The Future World or … Continue reading →

Epcot Restaurant Review: San Angel Inn

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Nestled within Epcot’s Mexico pavilion is, perhaps, one of the most unique Mexican themed restaurants you’ll probably ever find. Housed inside a replica of an ancient Aztec temple, not only does the San Angel Inn fully immerse you in the lore of Mexico’s past, it also has a wide array of dishes on its menu. As you choose from entrees such as Mahi-Mahi a la Veracruzana or Punta de Filete, you and your party can sit “under the stars” of a sky that is always just on the verge of a storm as fires burn from a faux Aztec temple … Continue reading →