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Spice Road Table

Updated 6/16/22
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Spice Road Table is a tapas restaurant located within the World Showcase at Epcot as part of the Morocco Pavilion. For that reason, you will need valid park admission to dine here, as well as a park reservation. You can use Disney Transportation to get here. If you're entering from the front gate, head all the way to the back of the park to reach the World Showcase and then head around to the right. If you're entering from the International Gateway, take a right and walk through France to reach Morocco.

For those unfamiliar with tapas restaurants, Spice Road Table offers small portions that are meant for sharing. You will find options such as spicy shrimp, fried calamari, naan spreads, and the Spice Road Table sampler—all while enjoying decor inspired by the outdoor cafés that are reminiscent of the seasides of Morocco.

The idea is that you order several dishes and have a bite or two of each, sharing them among your party. This has always been a great location!

The artwork and decor pays tribute to the spice markets of the Middle East. Spice Road Table provides food that feels authentic, and the restaurant offers a great drink menu. Disney recently took this location back to the lounge format with a no reservation model! It is like having a sit-down location that doesn’t take reservations--so you’re able to just walk up and check for availability as a change of pace.

If you walk up and you can’t get a seat, we suggest just walking up to their bar. Grab one of the delicious drinks---We often choose to share a drink---as we try to sample much of what the World Showcase has to offer!

Currently this dining stop opens at 11:30AM and is open until the park closes.

My favorite part of this location is the VIEW, especially when forward thinking to viewing the end of the night finale around the lagoon, once it is in production!

To start planning your next trip, contact your On The Road Travel agent. You can also connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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