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Connections Cafe and Eatery is a new stop at this year’s EPCOT Food & Wine Festival. We've checked out what's on the menu and here's our take.
The 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival just kicked off with plenty to see and taste. From food booths to concerts, there's a lot happening. But don’t worry! We've got all the info you need. Now let's explore Connections Cafe and Eatery to see if it’s worth your time!
At Connections Cafe, you’ll find both sweet and savory Festival treats. The Chocolate Baumkuchen caught our eye with its chocolate ganache and whipped cream topping at $6.49. Though visually appealing, we found it a bit bland and dry.
The new French Onion Burger, priced at $14.49, comes with caramelized onions, Gruyère cheese, and a toasted brioche bun. Unfortunately, it lacked flavor despite a promising presentation, offering a somewhat standard theme park burger experience.
This spot does offer comfort with air conditioning and ample seating, but there are better options at the festival. The Passion Fruit Cream Slush (non-alcoholic or with added rum) wasn’t available during our visit.
Overall, Connections might be worth a stop for the burger enthusiasts, but other festival stops like the Canada and Mexico booths have more exciting options.
What do you think? Are there any items from this booth you're tempted to try? Share your thoughts!
The 2025 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival just kicked off with plenty to see and taste. From food booths to concerts, there's a lot happening. But don’t worry! We've got all the info you need. Now let's explore Connections Cafe and Eatery to see if it’s worth your time!
At Connections Cafe, you’ll find both sweet and savory Festival treats. The Chocolate Baumkuchen caught our eye with its chocolate ganache and whipped cream topping at $6.49. Though visually appealing, we found it a bit bland and dry.
The new French Onion Burger, priced at $14.49, comes with caramelized onions, Gruyère cheese, and a toasted brioche bun. Unfortunately, it lacked flavor despite a promising presentation, offering a somewhat standard theme park burger experience.
This spot does offer comfort with air conditioning and ample seating, but there are better options at the festival. The Passion Fruit Cream Slush (non-alcoholic or with added rum) wasn’t available during our visit.
Overall, Connections might be worth a stop for the burger enthusiasts, but other festival stops like the Canada and Mexico booths have more exciting options.
What do you think? Are there any items from this booth you're tempted to try? Share your thoughts!
