Pizza al Taglio

Pizza al Taglio is a quick-service kiosk that serves Sicilian-style pizza, which is historically a "thick" dough base (closely resembled the texture of focaccia) with a thin layer of sauce. We got the Pizza Margherita, which is not your standard basil-mozzarella-sauce. It is just a standard cheese pizza on a Sicilian-style crust. The slice was large enough to feed two littles. If you're used to Pizza Hut or Dominos, you'll find this too "bread-y" for your liking. It's a kiosk pickup so there's not much in the way of ambiance, but there is some nearby seating and some seating to the side of the restaurant. It was late when we arrived so no one was chipper, including us. This experience was not a magical one, but met the need of grumpy littles. Know that you're getting Sicilian-style cheese pizza with no basil when you get the margherita, just as it says in the description.

Located right next to Via Napoli in the Italy Pavilion, this quick-serve pizza spot is a must-try. They offer Pepperoni or Margherita Pizza, Tiramisu, cold beer, wine, cocktails, and a variety of other beverages like Italian mineral water, Coca-Cola, or a non-alcoholic Frozen Blueberry juice.It's a popular spot, and they've got ropes set up to help manage the line, which can get pretty long. The pizza has a thicker crust, and the pepperoni curls up perfectly at the edges. The tiramisu was cold, creamy, and delicious--definitely worth a try.One of the things we loved most was the return of the international program--the cast members here are from Italy, making the experience feel like total immersion in Italian culture.There's also a small outdoor space with a built-in bar top to the left of the food counter, where you can stand and enjoy your meal.Buon appetito!

Don't believe any of these Dominos pizza fans in the other reviews. This was the best thing I ate at Epcot. Germany, China, the UK, Mexico and this pizza crushed them all. This is thick cut, light as a pillow Sicilian style pizza. I absolutely thought it was divine! Believe none of the Pappa John's eating other reviewer's, this pizza is a gem in a sea of mediocre food at Epcot.

We returned our food it was so inedible. We stopped by the pizza window close to closing, we ordered one slice of pepperoni and two slices of "margarita." it was absolutely not margarita pizza, we were given two slices of plain cheese pizza. The pizza was greasy and extremely thick and the cheese was plasticky. The quality was similar to a chuck-e-cheese (they may even be better). We had to ask for a refund because the quality was so poor. Thank you to the cast member who refunded me with no pushback

I was able to finally be at Epcot when the pizza window was open! I had a pepperoni Sicilian slice. The only thing I wish they didn't do was service on a paper plate because the slice was a little bit greasy and cheese heavy which made the plate flimsy. Overall, I enjoyed it and if I was drunk, I would enjoy it even more.

I wish I snapped a photo of the square glob of dough and cheese we had at this place. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the Italian Pavilion, but I implore you.... Save your time, save your money. I don't care how hungry you are, you CAN find something better to eat than whatever that slice I was handed was. Sorry, I know this is harsh but I just want to emphasize as well as I can that this pizza is not worth the time. Plan ahead with a reservation at Via Napoli, or go get a pretzel in Germany to hold you over before you make the rash decision to wait in line for this.

I finally got to check out the pizza window in EPCOT and I must say, the pizza did not live up to the hype! I have been fooled for years. It reminded me of those square pizzas that we used to eat in elementary school, except that those pizzas were actually good. Was not impressed, but at least the Cast were friendly.

Terrible pizza. Taste like cardboard. Rubbery texture. No flavor. Waste of money. Disney food going downhill.