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Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar

Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar is my favorite hidden secret in Epcot's World Showcase, and today I'm going to share it with you! This little wine bar is tucked away between Tutto Italia and Via Napoli in the back left of the Italy Pavilion.  You can't make reservations and can only walk up and wait for a table to be available to enjoy this little piece of Italian paradise.  

Once inside, you are transported away from the hustle and bustle of the parks with the dark woods and beautiful bar full of wine selections. If you aren't in the mood for wine, they also offer beer and cocktails.  On this particular trip, we opted for the Italian version of a Long Island Iced Tea and a prosecco. Both were wonderful! 
If you can't quite decide what you'd like to enjoy, they offer a variety of wine flights as well to allow you to taste a variety and pick out your favorite (or taste another flight, we aren't judging!) 
While you don't have to eat here to enjoy, we like to stop and grab a bite with our beverages as well. Everything I've tried here I've loved, but I love Italian food to begin with.  We went for the lasagna and the ravioli this trip to keep it interesting and neither dish disappointed. 
After our nice little break, we headed back out into the park to continue on and enjoy our day.  
*At this time, you have to enter Tutto Gusto through Tutto Italia - the normal entrance is Exit Only for social distancing safety. 

Maci Schau
Maci is an avid foodie and loves trying out new restaurants and seasonal food offerings in the parks.  You can email Maci at maci@kingdomkonsultant.com.
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