It’s just not the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival without a visit to the Belgium Marketplace Booth!

For a lot of folks (us included!), Belgium is absolutely considered a must-visit among all of the Festival Marketplaces for EPCOT’s fall foodie event. Why? Well, let’s just say if you have a hankering for waffles, beef, or boozy coffee (or maybe even all three), then there’s no other place at the Festival you can find ALL OF IT other than the Belgium Booth! As we bring you our reviews of every single Food Booth at the 2025 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival, let’s see if the eats (and sips!) here continue to impress.

Menu

The theme for the Belgium Booth this year is: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” The menu is entirely comprised of returning favorites for both the food and the beverages! Beer-braised Beef is the savory item, and guests can choose a Belgian Waffle with either berry compote or warm chocolate ganache.

Chilled Belgian Coffee is available in an alcoholic and non-alcoholic version. Beer drinkers have three options to choose from: Brouwerij St. Bernardus Dragòn Wit Wheat Beer, Brouwerij Van Steenberge Gulden Draak Tripel Ale, and Brouwerij Verhaeghe Duchesse Cherry Red Ale. Can’t decide? Try the Beer Flight!

Eats

It’s comfort food all over the place here at the Belgium Booth, starting with the Beer-braised Beef for $6.75. It’s plated with smoked Gouda mashed potatoes.

This was delicious! The smoked Gouda potatoes were amazing and melted in your mouth. The vegetables were very nice and tender. The gravy was wonderful and tied everything together. All in all, this was an amazing dish. We can’t say it was like a “best” for us, because the beef was a little tender. However, that could’ve just been our dish.

The Belgian Waffle with Berry Compote and whipped cream is $5.50. This sweet waffle has earned our Best of the Fest for Kids designation in the past, and that’s still true!

This one had fresh berries that worked very well together. There were little seeds in the berries that made the waffle a little crunchy at times. It threw us off a little bit, but the waffle was still great!

The Belgian Waffle with Warm Chocolate Ganache is $5.50. Oh man, this was so good! The waffle was light and airy, with a great crispy crust to it. The waffle was just so good! The whipped cream was real and dissolved into the waffle.

The chocolate was drizzled on top — it wasn’t too much, rather just enough. We prefer this one over the berries. 

Drinks

No matter what time of day you hit up the Belgium Booth, odds are good that you’ll be up for a little caffeine fix during your Food and Wine Festival touring adventures. The Chilled Belgian Coffee, which is $5.25 for the non-alcoholic version, could be just the thing!

This was so delicious, we could have had these all day. It was like an iced mocha, so it won’t stand out as something you’ve never had before. However, that didn’t matter to us! It was sweet, chocolatey, and overall just a great drink. Don’t forget: of-age guests may opt for the Chilled Belgian Coffee with ChocoLat Deluxe Salted Caramel Chocolate Liqueur, which costs $12.50. 

The Beer Flight is priced at $12.75 and features three brews: Brouwerij St. Bernardus Dragòn Wit Wheat Beer, Brouwerij Van Steenberge Gulden Draak Tripel Ale, and Brouwerij Verhaeghe Duchesse Cherry Red Ale.

The first beer you see on the left is the Brouwerij St Bernardus Dragòn Wit, which is a very clean European pure-tasting beer, boasting a flavor that you don’t typically experience with beers here in the U.S. It is the lightest beer in the flight.

The second beer, the Brewery Van Steenberge Gulden Draak Tripel Ale, is practically the polar opposite! It’s almost like a fresh espresso shot. It’s very strong and full-bodied, but it will not fit everyone’s preferred flavor profile.

The third and final beer is the Brouwerij Verhaeghe Duchesse Cherry Red Ale, which is by far our favorite of the three. It’s not overly sweet but still has a pronounced and delicious tart cherry flavor without the bitterness you might expect.

Overall, the flight is a winner thanks to its great variety of light, heavy, and sweeter beer options. Individual pours are also up for grabs for $5.75 for a 6-ounce and $9.75 for a 12-ounce.

OVERALL

Belgium offers tasty eats, delicious caffeinated drinks, and comfort food — this has to be a must-visit spot when doing the Food and Wine Festival. You can’t pass up on the waffles, and that’s a fact. We really like this spot! It’s probably one of the more “picky eater” friendly spots as well.

We’re signing off from Belgium for now, but remember, there’s a LOT more where this came from…

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What items from Belgium would you most want to try? Tell us in the comments!