Space 220 Dining Review

Space 220 in Disney's Epcot Dining Review

In Disney World's Epcot in Orlando, Florida, you can eat in space at a cool interactive themed restaurant called Space 220. This is a fantastic experience for people of all ages. You’ll have to first get to space by way of a super fast elevator that takes you above clouds until you are in space looking over our beautiful earth.

Virtual Tip! Ask for a table in the middle of the restaurant so you can get the full view.

Peer through the windows of the spacecraft (AKA, the restaurant) and you’ll see astronauts and equipment sailing by. ​

The drinks are even space themed too. Try The Big Tang topped with astronaut ice cream. I also highly recommend The Atmospritz​ too. Delicious liqueur and mixers our poured over fluffy cotton candy table side.  For dessert, I always love an Espresso Martini. 

The Big Tang

Dessert Espresso Martini

Non-alcoholic drinks are even more creative, served with pop rocks. (This is Disney after all.)

Keep in mind, the menu is subject to change every few month or so. At the time of our visit the cost for dinner was $79 per adult and $29 per child (3-9 years). 

The starters include Neptune of Nicoise (delicious sushi grade tuna) and Buffalo Cauliflower (my top pick!)

Neptune of Nicoise

Buffalo Cauliflower

For dinner, we enjoyed the Filet Mignon and Slow Rotation Short Ribs (very tender and not too fatty.)

Desserts were fanciful and fun. I loved the unique and fresh Coconut Panna Cotta (I'm still dreaming about it) and the Chocolate Cheesecake was also a big hit. 

Chocolate Cheesecake. Great presentation!

Coconut Panna Cotta

A Few Tips Before You Visit Space 220

• Space 220 also offers a lounge without the high cost of a pre-fixed dinner. They have some fun food choices on the Space 220 Lounge menu (for example, Deviled Eggs and Chicken on Waffles) along with the same great drink menu. Even though it's a lounge, reservations are required and they do book up fast. However, I really enjoyed our sit down dining experience. The lounge is along the very back wall and doesn't face out the "windows". 

• If you are celebrating an occasion, make sure to tell them!
  

• If you have a picky eater and they don't care for the choices for one or both of the courses, mention it to your server and they will offer some substitutions. They brought my son an order of Mac and Cheese from the Space 220 Lounge Menu

So what's my final thought? I absolutely loved the experience and I thought my dinner selection was some of the best I had during the trip. My family enjoyed the Filet Mignon more at Be Our Guest, but they still thought it was excellent quality. It wasn't an inexpensive dinner but I still preferred the seating in the main restaurant over the lounge area. Also, the noise level was lower here then in some of the other Disney restaurants so it was a relaxing meal after being in the crowded park all day long. 

Have you been to Space 220 in Epcot? I'd love to hear your thoughts! ​