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Food, drinks and fun facts from over 11 countries around the world,  spread across 300 acres. Make sure you have your walking sneakers on because this is Disney's 2nd largest park under Animal Kingdom. The first thing you will notice coming in is the famed Epcot globe which puts on a pretty cool light show at night.  After passing that you will come into future world which is the 1st part of the park. The Test Track is an open roof  car ride by Chevy that goes up to 65 mph, and is also located in future world. I would definitely say that its the best ride in the whole park. There are not a lot of rides in the park to be honest. I got the vibe that this park was more for adults then young kids especially with all the drinking going on. After future world is where the real walking starts, as you make your way through all the countries. The 11 Countries include, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Morocco, Japan, the United States, Italy, Germany, China, Norway and Mexico. In my opinion Morocco had the best food with Germany taking 2nd place. The sampler dishes I liked the best are pictured above. Last but not least you will notice people lining up around the World Showcase Lagoon starting around 8:00 pm; which is basically the big lake in the middle of the park. Everyone was basically trying to get a good spot for the Disney Harmonious firework and light show. This Park is perfect if you like learning about other cultures while tasting their foods. Oh and their alcoholic  beverages lol.

Pricing- $109

H2L Rating - 3 out of  5 

So for this spot I had to bring in a foodie specialist, @foodielifemac to help me make sure I wasn't crazy, because yeahhhh this place was beyond good. We ordered the whole chicken which comes in 10 sections, & all the sauces just to try them out. The honey pepper, mustard, & blue cheese tasted the best. The chicken has a nice crunch to it  not to over cooked & not to under cooked. I couldn't get enough of the chicken with the honey pepper sauce.  The deviled eggs sat in a black truffle sauce which was very good, like really good seriously. The chicken sandwich we both agreed was  the best out of everything  we tasted. It was super soft yet crunchy & had the right amount of seasoning. I didn’t care for the chicken with the sunny side up egg on top, but @foodielifemac said it was a go for him. The cauliflower gratin we both agreed was ok nothing special. The French  Champagne,  Methode Ancestrale Rose went perfect with the whole meal. The only thing I could say that would make this place better is if they stayed open a little later, other than that the food is awesome ! Thank you @Barpoulet for the shout out and post as well ! 

Pricing- $160

H2L Rating - 4 out of 5  

The best part about this restaurant to me is not the food, but the fact that the restaurant is located at  the top of the tallest building in Philadelphia, the Comcast building.  Not only is it the tallest building in Philly it also has a Four Seasons hotel inside as well. When you enter the building you will be surrounded by wall to wall luxury and the elevator ride to the restaurant is far from boring. The elevator is glass and overlooks the city as you ride up so if your afraid of heights this is your warning. As you entered the restaurant the first thing you will notice is its massive windows  and 360 views  of the city. Now on to the food.... Herb potatoes & cherry tomatoes , smoked salmon, avocado toast, tea & a mimosa. The  food looked better than it actually taste and was not worth the price in my opinion.  The view and mimosa was good though. 

Pricing- $80

H2L Rating - 2 out of 5  
 

The wings looked amazing, the taste on the other hand... Lets just say I  couldn't get pass the precious metal taste. It tasted like wings and pennies lol.  Not bad but 1 and done for me. 

Pricing- $45- $1000

H2L Rating- 2 out of 5 

Cold Shellfish platter, 22oz Bone-In Ribeye, Lobster Mac 'N' cheese & grilled Asparagus with lemon mosto. I couldn't eat it all but I tasted as much as my stomach allowed and I wasn't disappointed, at all ! 

Pricing - $142

H2L Rating- 4 out of 5 

 Sashimi boat and warm sake.  Undoubtedly  one of my favorite sushi places. Very fresh sushi at a reasonable price not to mention the presentation of it all. My favorite is the Volcano roll !  The ambiance is very nice here too, they have an all white setting with blue light strips throughout the restaurant. 

Price- $25- $40 

H2L Rating- 5 out of 5 

Red Velvet pancakes, Creole Shrimp & grits, &  berry lemonade. This is one of the best breakfast spots in Philadelphia. Now  them red velvet pancakes is more than enough for 2 people, you will get 3 big pancakes. The shrimp & grits come with a creole sauce that  is soooo good. 

Pricing - $37

H2L Rating- 5 out of 5  

Best place in Philly to get Oysters.  They are always fresh and they shuck them right in front of you. They also  offer over 5 different  selections of oysters.  I've been here over a dozen times and I can see a 13th time coming soon. Very good happy hr place and the drinks are good  and reasonably priced. 

Pricing - $41

H2L Rating- 5 out of 5   

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