Fife & Drum Tavern

Stopped here for a bite while on our journey around the world!We shared a Turkey leg and a Mickey pretzel with cheese. The turkey leg was so tender and moist! We loved every bite of it! It was also huge and enough for 2 or more people. Mickey pretzel and cheese was your basic pretzel and cheese. We also each got a blue moon, which was super fresh! Yum!

Turkey legs. This is where you get them and they're so freaking good. We've gone to a couple of state fairs and have never been able to replicate the experience we had when we had our first turkey leg, but this place did it. A good turkey leg isn't just smoked- it should be smokey and salty and taste like ham, which I hate, but for some reason that's the right flavor profile for turkey leg. I knew it would be perfect that I brought a ziplok bag and we brought that thing home to California and because of the salt, we had no problems with spoilage. Dang, I want another one in my mouth now!

For 32 years I've been telling Max that when we get to the American Pavilion, I'm going to get a turkey leg. Every time we got to the takeout area, I said I was too full. This time I feel like Humpty Dumpty with no place to fit another bite and thought no more regrets. Get it. I could only eat a couple of bites. You know the phrase, Tastes like Chicken? Nope. Tastes like Ham. Yes, you read me right. Ham. Good ham. Lots of picnic tables with umbrellas. Watch out for the white birds. They are sneaky. If you don't guard your food, they will hop on the table and eat your leg. Not mine, the turkey leg. Hey, bird! Don't you realize you are eating one of your own?!

Wow. If you're running low on sodium, this is your place. We were in a hurry and settled on a hot dog and popcorn from Fife and Drum. Lay's potato chips came with the hot dog. And they were the least salty item! Lesson learned.

Located at Epcot in the American pavilion this place offers up big ass turkey legs, buckets of popcorn, root beer floats, slushies and beer. MURICA!!! It's basically just a freestanding small grab and go spot, but there are tables with umbrella ms to sit at close by. Won't break your wallet here either. I mean, you just gotta have one jumbo turkey leg to devour when at Disney, right?

I good place for a snack or meal near the American Pavilion at EPCOTTo access this and any part of the park, you need to have a ticket. Parking for the park is one large lot on the north side of the park. You walk to the entrance after passing through security and the gate tickets you are standing in front of Spaceship Earth (the big silver ball. The Fife and Drum is a stand-alone building in front of the American Pavilion on the south side of the lake (world showcase lagoon) at EPCOT. I have passed by this place for years as I have walked around EPCOT. Many times I have seen people with meals of massive turkey legs that I feel certain came from this location. On the latest walk around the lake at Disney Park, I decided to try this place for a root beer and popcorn. I am glad that I did. There are 2 windows. The one on the right was for ordering and the one on the left was for pickup. The menu is in the center column between the windows. The price for the popcorn and root beer was $10. The staff was friendly and the order was delivered quickly. This is a good place if you want a snack or meal in the park. Enjoy!

They had hot turkey legs and cold beer. Not sure what else to say about this one. Good legs. Cold beer. Disney expensive.

We stopped in here one chilly night at Epcot. We picked up a Mickey pretzel to split. You could tell it had been sitting for a bit, but it was relatively fresh.The pretzel was $5 and cheese dip $1. It was a generous enough size for the two of us to split. Kids will love the Mickey shape!There were an assortment of other snacks here as well.We grabbed a table behind the take out window while we enjoyed our food.

My friends and I usually come to the World Showcase at Epcot to eat around the world after running the Walt Disney World Marathon. Most of the time when I reach the American Adventure Pavilion, I will stop here to get an ill-advised turkey leg to help with the muscle repair! Just keep in mind that it will for sure ruin your appetite especially if you have a nice dinner later in the evening. If it's a warm day, you might want to get their frozen blue raspberry slushie.

$13 turkey leg that needs to be shared with company or that poor turkey died for nothing. To be honest a rotisserie chicken from your local grocery store has more flavor and juice than this poor dried up turkey leg. Who knows how long it stayed in the oven until an innocent bystander was finally tired enough to order it. Or... Maybe they watched that Food Network special on it and they're like, hot diggity dog! Im going to book mark this so I can try it! Don't. Just don't do it. When you bite into it, there's no "wow I'm so glad I paid for this!" There's not even a "well.... It's".... You just get a.... "Man. I messed up. I want a refund."So if you absolutely must, buy one to share with 3+ people. Because the flavor numbs your tongue with it's blandness and you'll be lucky if you finish.