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Tangierine Cafe is making a return at the EPCOT Flower & Garden Festival this year, and we have to admit—it’s starting to feel like the booth that never offers new surprises. Curious why? Let's dig in...
The 2025 EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival is in full swing, packed with delicious food booths, stunning topiaries, must-have merchandise, and even exciting concerts. But don’t worry about feeling overwhelmed. We've got the scoop on everything you need to know, starting with the consistent-yet-tasty offerings at Tangierine Cafe.
### Menu Highlights:
Once again, Tangierine Cafe sticks to its tried-and-true menu featuring two types of grilled kabobs, a Mediterranean flatbread with dips, and a sweet cake for dessert.
In the drinks department, the Pomegranate Mimosa makes a comeback, along with three hard ciders—one of which is new for 2025! You can even enjoy a cider flight that includes all three options.
### Food Details:
- **Grilled Kabobs ($6.25)**: Choose between Lamb Kefta or Chermoula Chicken, both served with a refreshing carrot-chickpea salad and garlic aioli.
- **Mediterranean Flatbread ($5.25)**: Features chermoula, roasted veggies, artichokes, olives, and feta cheese. Considered almost a festival highlight in 2024!
- **Orange Blossom-Saffron Cake ($5.25)**: A not-too-sweet delight that has generally been a pleasant surprise for attendees.
### Drink Options:
- **Pomegranate Mimosa ($11.50)**: This blend of sparkling wine and pomegranate juice offers a sweet, refreshing alternative to the classic orange mimosa.
- **Hard Ciders ($10.25 for the flight)**: Blake’s Tropical Mango Imperial Hard Cider, Keel Farms Pear Honeysuckle Hard Cider, and 3 Daughters Brewing Pomegranate Hard Cider—last year’s fan favorite.
### Overall Thoughts
We do wish Tangierine Cafe would shake things up with something new, but you can't go wrong with a menu that delivers consistency and quality. If you're fond of these festive staples, definitely stop by!
Planning a perfect trip to the festival? We'll keep updating you on all things new and exciting! What do you look forward to trying at Tangierine Cafe? Share your thoughts in the comments!
The 2025 EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival is in full swing, packed with delicious food booths, stunning topiaries, must-have merchandise, and even exciting concerts. But don’t worry about feeling overwhelmed. We've got the scoop on everything you need to know, starting with the consistent-yet-tasty offerings at Tangierine Cafe.
### Menu Highlights:
Once again, Tangierine Cafe sticks to its tried-and-true menu featuring two types of grilled kabobs, a Mediterranean flatbread with dips, and a sweet cake for dessert.
In the drinks department, the Pomegranate Mimosa makes a comeback, along with three hard ciders—one of which is new for 2025! You can even enjoy a cider flight that includes all three options.
### Food Details:
- **Grilled Kabobs ($6.25)**: Choose between Lamb Kefta or Chermoula Chicken, both served with a refreshing carrot-chickpea salad and garlic aioli.
- **Mediterranean Flatbread ($5.25)**: Features chermoula, roasted veggies, artichokes, olives, and feta cheese. Considered almost a festival highlight in 2024!
- **Orange Blossom-Saffron Cake ($5.25)**: A not-too-sweet delight that has generally been a pleasant surprise for attendees.
### Drink Options:
- **Pomegranate Mimosa ($11.50)**: This blend of sparkling wine and pomegranate juice offers a sweet, refreshing alternative to the classic orange mimosa.
- **Hard Ciders ($10.25 for the flight)**: Blake’s Tropical Mango Imperial Hard Cider, Keel Farms Pear Honeysuckle Hard Cider, and 3 Daughters Brewing Pomegranate Hard Cider—last year’s fan favorite.
### Overall Thoughts
We do wish Tangierine Cafe would shake things up with something new, but you can't go wrong with a menu that delivers consistency and quality. If you're fond of these festive staples, definitely stop by!
Planning a perfect trip to the festival? We'll keep updating you on all things new and exciting! What do you look forward to trying at Tangierine Cafe? Share your thoughts in the comments!
