Location: Italy

Price: $8.00

Italy finally had a food make one of our top 5 roundups, and that’s a reason to celebrate! This is a refreshing and tart cheesecake, and it’s not too thick/dense, making it a pleasant palette cleanser during a day of sampling!

Cody was a fan of the Italian pasta dish as well, but Lex didn’t love it, so give it a shot if you’re looking for one more food to try before you get in line for Remy’s!

Location: Brew-Wing

Price: $7.50

Yes, these are very hot, most likely the hottest food ever served at Disney (feel free to fact check us on this one), but the problem is in the flavor of the sauce. It’s grainy, gritty, and has a slightly off flavor that we didn’t love. If you’re a big fan of spicy foods, this is probably worth a go just to see if you’re up for the challenge, but otherwise they get a big time skip.

Location: France

Price: $6.95

This is like a flaky, savory, warm hug from someone you love. The goat cheese is the star of the show, but the subtle dough is an excellent member of the supporting cast, allowing its counterparts to shine.

Location: America

Price: $6.25

This sandwich is everything you don’t want at a food festival. It’s boring, safe, and lacking flavor all around. The beef is extra well done, so the texture leaves a lot to be desired. Skip this one and make your way to the next country, then swing through Arby’s on your way home if you really regret missing out.

Location: Brazil

Price: $6.25

Description: allison here for a quick soapbox abt my favorite dish 

This is literally the most delicious thing i've ever had. It is a part of my favorite F&W Dinner (a steak from canada, some wine, and this gd bread) It used to be $4.00, so this hurt my HEART, but i'm not shocked the price got raised based on how heavenly this is. A bouncy, pull apart bread that tastes like if someone made a gourmet goldfish cracker bread - but like so good. My favorite snack that's perfect for all weather.

This is a no skip zone.

Location: Italy

Price: $9.00

This is practically indistinguishable from a Subway meatball sandwich or something you could make in your college dorm. The bread is soggy, the sauce is giving *Lunchables*, and the burrata is just ricotta cheese in a top hat. Italy is known for their historic lack of flavor at F&W, and this is no different. Save your coin and bypass this dish altogether.

Location: Flavors From Fire

Price: $4.75

This one is wild. The tart has a fudgy consistency that is contrasted perfectly by the crunchy crust, and they played it just safe enough for the flavors to play nicely together. This doesn’t hit you over the head with BBQ flavor; instead it flirts with the taste buds, offering an intriguing combination of flavors that we’ve truly never tried before. This is one you should totally check off your list!

Location: The Alps

Price: $5.75

The best bites of this dish are the pound cake and the meringues. The fruit was mushy and of questionable freshness, and the chocolate may as well have come from a squirt bottle. This could’ve been leveled up big time with some sort of graham cracker crumble or a brûlée’d fruit element, but instead we got a very basic, elementary take on chocolate fondue. If you’ve got an itch for chocolate, scratch it with any of the other deserts around the World Showcase.

Location: Greece

Price: $5.00

This dish has everything. Griddled cheese. Pistachios. Honey. What else could you want? It had Cody T turning into DJ Khaled *put in a clip of DJ khaled bring out the lobsters* and Lex turning into a true cheese gremlin. If you’re lactose intolerant, take some Lactaid and give it a shot, because this melty, crispy, honey-y dish is so simple yet so complete.