Italian food in Epcot

[PetefromRI]

Is the Italian Restaurant open in Epcot and is it any good?What's it called?Since Tony's doesn't look like a winner,we've got to get our Italian food fix!

[SBETigg]

It's Tutto Italia. I haven't been, but it gets mixed reviews. Mostly good reviews, but the consensus seems to be that it's only average good and overpriced. Not a big concern if you're on the DP, perhaps. The Italian place at the Swan, Il Mulino, is supposed to be much better.

[henry.james.s]

Spoodles on the Boardwalk has some great Italian dishes and is just a short walk or boat ride from Epcot.
Tuscan-pressed Chicken, Rigatoni with mild Italian sausage & Lemon-Garlic Shrimp Linguine are some of the entrees.

[MississippiDisneyFreak]

We're going to try Tony's anyway...and get CS at Wolfgang Puck express

[MuchLovedMama]

We ate there in 2000 before it was renamed. Not sure if the food is the same but back then 3 of us ate there & not one of us liked it. My huband descriped the sauce as somebody taking a tomato & wacking it wild a sledge hammer. We don't like chunky sauce. I don't rember what the other 2 of us got but we didn't like it. Maybe it's different now though??? :confused:

[Checkers]

:mickey:My DH & I ate at Tutto Italia in Apr. and loved it. Yes, it is very pricey but if you are on the DP it is only 1 TS. We are going back in Oct.!

:down: on Tony's. Food there is mediocre and service hit or miss.

[Natazu]

My two liras, the only truly great Italian at Disney is Il Mulino at The Swan. No dining plan but the food is just like a the NY trattoria.

Tutto Italia is decent but often poorly executed resulting in a hit-or-miss experience.

Portobello is also decent but isn't on the dining plan, so once you're paying out of pocket, you might as well go to Il Mulino.

[maxrebo77]

Dining there next month. Had one good and one bad experience before the change so I thought I would give it a try and see.
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