Full menu listing for the 'Food Studio' kiosks at the 2017 Epcot International Festival of the Arts

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Tuesday January 10, 2017 11:39am EST · "Epcot International Festival of the Arts"

The 2017 Epcot International Festival of the Arts gets started on Friday, celebrating the visual, culinary and performing arts for six weekends.

Like the Food and Wine Festival Marketplace kiosks, and Flower and Garden Festival Outdoor Kitchens, the Festival of the Arts will feature special menus at kiosks around World Showcase.

The kiosks will be open from 11am to 9pm, Fridays through Mondays - January 13 to February 20 2017.

Festival of the Arts 'Food Studio' Menus

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Embark on an edible adventure with delicious dishes that dazzle!

Food:

  • BLT with Crispy Pork Belly, Tomato Jam and Soft Poached Egg
  • Classic Reuben with Shredded Corned Beef, Thousand Island Dressing, Pickled Red Cabbage and a Rye Curl
  • Cobb Salad with Smoked Duck Breast, Avocado Mousse, Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Bacon and Blue Cheese (GF))
  • Figment White Chocolate Art Painting with Chocolate Easel (GF) (V)
  • White Chocolate Mickey Puzzle with Artist Palette (GF) (V)

Beverages:

  • Deconstructed Breakfast: Twinings® Spiced Apple Chai Tea Shake with Maple Bourbon Cream, a Waffle Crisp and Candied Bacon
  • Deconstructed Breakfast: Twinings® Spiced Apple Chai Tea Shake with Maple Syrup, a Waffle Crisp and Candied Bacon (non-alcoholic)
  • Pop-Artsicle: Red, White and Blue Frozen Slushy (non-alcoholic)

Cuisine Classique

Prepare to be amazed with these hearty braised bites and traditional Old World delights!

Food:

  • Braised Short Rib with Parsnip Purée, Broccolini, Baby Tomatoes and Aged Balsamic
  • Seared Red Snapper with braised Ratatouille and Lemon-Thyme Beurre Blanc (GF)
  • Port Wine Poached Pear, Vanilla Panna Cotta and Pistachio Crumbs (GF)
  • Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie

Beverages:

  • Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
  • Bell’s Two Hearted American-style India Pale Ale
  • Duck Rabbit Milk Stout
  • Beer Braising Flight
  • Campo Viejo Rioja Reserva Art Series

The Artist's Table

Satisfy hunger with these savory plates—all prepared using oven and stove-top techniques!

Food:

  • Roasted Pork Roulade with Marble Potatoes, Baby Carrots and Red Wine Sauce featuring Melissa’s Produce
  • Pan-Seared Scallop with Chorizo, Roasted Red Pepper Coulis and a Parmesan Crisp (GF)
  • Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie

Beverages:

  • Callebaut Belgian Sipping Chocolate Flight: White, Milk, Dark (non-alcoholic)
  • Callebaut Belgian Sipping Chocolate: Dark Chocolate with Chambord
  • Perla Santa Coffee-flavored Wine

The Painter’s Palate

Sample this palatable palette of delicacies that looks as good as it tastes… mangiare!

Food:

  • Margherita Flatbread with Basil Pesto and Balsamic Drizzle (V)
  • Trio of Savory Croissant Doughnuts:
  • Whipped Herb Cream Cheese with Sea Salt (V)
  • Chicken Mousse with Fresh Herbs & Everything Bagel Seasoning
  • Spicy Tuna with Sriracha Mayonnaise and Sesame Seeds
  • Mary Blair White Chocolate Art Painting with Chocolate Easel (GF) (V)
  • Pop’t Art: Abstract Designed Sugar Cookie with Chocolate Hazelnut Filling (V)
  • White Chocolate Figment Puzzle on an Artist Palette

Beverages:

  • Pomegranate Mule featuring the Ginger People Ginger Beer and Van Gogh Vodka
  • Breckenridge Nitro Vanilla Porter
  • Young’s Double Chocolate Stout
  • 3 Daughters Queens Court Strawberry Blonde Nitro
  • Neapolitan Beer Flight

Pop Eats!

Unearth the tasty treasures and tantalizing textures of modern art-inspired eats!

Food:

  • Shrimp Ceviche with Lime Mint Foam (GF)
  • Sous Vide Venison with Butternut Squash Purée, Pomegranate Reduction, Pickled Turnip and Juniper Berry Powder (GF)
  • Almond Frangipane Cake layered with Raspberry Jam and Chocolate (V)
  • Pop’t Art: Modern-design Sugar Cookie with Chocolate Hazelnut Filling (V)
  • Goofy White Chocolate Puzzle on an Artist Palette

Beverages:

  • Cloudem Silver Sparkling Wine
  • Popping Bubbles Cocktail

Decadent Delights

Indulge in a gallery of divine delectables that transform dessert into a fine art!

Food:

  • Crisp Caramel Chocolate Mousse Bar, Flavored Merengue Kisses and Passion Fruit Sauce
  • Dark Chocolate S’mores: Homemade Graham Cracker, Vanilla Kisses and White Chocolate “Fire”
  • Deconstructed Purple Sweet Potato Pie, Salted Caramel, Bourbon-soaked Cake and Marshmallow Whipped Cream
  • Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie

Beverages:

  • Cherry Heering Liqueur
  • Courvoisier V.S.Cognac
  • Ferreira 10 Year Old Port

The Masterpiece Kitchen

Raise your glass and celebrate this fabulous fusion of food and wine—cheers!

Food:

  • Charcuterie Palette with Artisan Cured Meats, Nueske’s Applewood Smoked Duck Breast and Cheese
  • Smoked Salmon Tartare, Caviar, Crisp Lavash and Traditional Accompaniments
  • Wild Mushroom Risotto, Aged Parmesan, Truffle Shavings and Zinfandel Reduction (V)
  • Triple Chocolate Mousse, Chocolate Crunch, Dark Chocolate Sauce and Gold Leaf from our Master Pastry Chef
  • White Chocolate Puzzle on an Artist Palette (GF) (V)
  • Mickey and Pluto White Chocolate Painting with Chocolate Easel (GF) (V)

Beverages:

  • Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque Brut Champagne
  • Classic Sidecar with a Chocolate Twist
  • The Meeker Vineyard Winemakers’ Handprint Merlot

At Epcot's Other Restaurants

Block & Hans

Beverages:

  • Festival Cabernet Sauvignon, CA
  • Festival Chardonnay, CA
  • Anchor Brewing Meyer Lemon Lager, San Francisco, CA
  • Coppertail Brewing Free Dive IPA, Tampa, FL
  • Founders Porter, Grand Rapids, MI
  • M.I.A. Brewing Mega Mix Pale Ale, Miami, FL

Joy of Tea

Food:

  • Traditional Chinese Golden Fish
  • Panda Rice Cake

Fife & Drum

Food:

  • Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate Chip Cookie

Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie

Food:

  • Opera Cake

Funnel Cakes

Food:

  • Gingerbread Funnel Cake

Japan Pavilion

Food:

  • Kabuki Café Kiosk: Futomaki Sushi
  • Tokyo Dining: Chirashi Sushi and Sashimi

Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company

Beverages:
All Festival specialty drinks served hot or cold.

  • Canada: Night Sky Latte: A delicious shot of Joffrey’s Italian Espresso mixed with Creamy Godiva Chocolate Liqueur, topped with Steamed Milk and Whipped Cream
  • Disney Traders: Cinnamon Sensation: A shot of Italian Espresso mixed with RumChata and Cinnamon Whiskey, blended with Steamed Milk and Whipped Cream
  • Future World East: Painted Lady Latte: A shot of Joffrey’s Italian Espresso mixed with rich Baileys Espresso Créme Liqueur, topped with Steamed Milk and Whipped Cream
  • The American Adventure: Dreamy Bourbon: A shot of Italian Espresso mixed with Bourbon Whiskey Cream Liqueur, blended with Steamed Milk and Whipped Cream

El Arista Hambriento (The Hungry Artist)

Food:

  • Choriqueso Taco served with Chihuahua Cheese, Red and Green Peppers over a Corn Tortilla and garnished with Poblano Peppers and Micro Cilantro
  • Flank Steak Guarache served with Black Beans, Salsa de Chile de Arbol, Frisee Lettuce, Queso Fresco, Red Cabbage, Shredded Carrots and Chipotle Mayo

Tangierine Café

Food:

  • Homemade Falafel with Pickled Beets and Turnip, Tomato Salad and Tahini Sauce

Refreshment Cool Post

Food:

  • Chilled Shrimp, Quinoa, Layered Vegetables, Spiced Yogurt and Red Pepper Coulis

Refreshment Port

Food:

  • Croissant Doughnut filled with Pastry Cream and topped with Colored Pearls

Conversation

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↩ replying to Rinx
"Welcome to Epcot where you can enjoy our semi-permanent buildings nearly year round!"
- should be part of the monorail spiel
"Today we're celebrating <insert noun> with our <insert festival name>. Be sure to eat and drink around the world!"

This is what kills me about the modern WDW. They're not even trying. They call the festivals something different but, in reality, it's just paying $100+ to enter a park to pay for $12-20 samples of mediocre foot along with $10 glasses of wine which you can find in bottles at your local Publix... ...but it's a Festival of something.

"Festival of Neglect"
↩ replying to Brad Bishop
I don't think you are giving the festivals a fair appraisal. My problem is more that these festivals pad numbers while the rest of the park decays. Festivals at a permanent world's fair seem pretty appropriate to me. It would just be customary to also update your exhibition halls (pavilions, in Epcot's case). I actually think this festival has some novel entertainment and food that differs from the other three events in the park.
↩ replying to MansionButler84
I'm with you there. They use festivals to keep the turnstile numbers up without having to actually do anything to the park.
Passholder reserved seating at Epcot's Festival of the Arts Broadway concerts
↩ replying to wdwmagic
What a nice offering for us. I appreciate the recent return of perks for AP holders. Note that they also emailed DVC members with this opportunity. Grabbed one for us next month!
Haven't gotten my email. Is it a general url or person specific? (iow, could you send it to me? :)
I haven't gotten one either and I am DVC and AP. :(
I must say, this doesn't seem quite as half-baked and shoehorned-in as I was expecting it to be. There are experiences I actually want to participate in.

That being said, the heavy focus on "abstract" and "deconstructed" on a lot of the menu items, as well as many of the ingredients themselves, remind me a lot of the industry trends in the late 90's.
YEAH! :joyfull: Just got mine. All signed up!!!!
I haven't gotten any email either and I'm both DVC and AP.
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Ugh, I have never gotten any emails from WDW. Not sure why. I've checked tons of times to make sure it's entered properly.
I'm pretty sure you'll be able to walk up and find a seat. By sending an email for 'reserved seating' I imagine it's like getting a FastPass for Mickeys PhilharMagic, it makes you feel you need to go.
I'm presuming that it's a personal link and that's why no one has shared.
↩ replying to mztirra
Be sure to check your email again for the DVC offer. In mine, they said it was sent only because I was already booked at a DVC property during the "Festival" event time.
↩ replying to MansionButler84
Bingo! I agree the whole festival concept works perfectly at Epcot and I have zero problems with them being there (though it'd be nice to have less focus on food and booze). And I think this new one has potential. But when they become the raison d'etre for the park's existence? That's when you've gone too far.

The festivals should be a nice "extra" that enhances your time at Epcot. Unfortunately, in recent years they've basically become the ONLY reason you would go to Epcot.