The 2026 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival fun just keeps going! Select Marketplace Food Booths are continuing to open beyond the Festival’s August 27th kickoff, and now we’re taking a seaside stroll to Coastal Eats.

Coastal Eats is one of four Marketplace Food Booths to complete the full lineup, along with The Alps, India, and Earth Eats. So as we continue to bring you our full reviews of every single Food Booth at the Food and Wine Festival (and maybe even add to our Best of the Fest choices for 2026, depending on what we find!), we hope you’ll join us here to check out everything Coastal Eats has to offer!

Menu

Seafood, of course, is the name of the game at Coastal Eats! The menu is small, but features two returning heavy-hitters: Crab Cake and the Seafood Pot Pie. 

The Boyd & Blair Pomegranate Codder returns as the booth’s cocktail, while wine drinkers may partake in a pour of Riley’s Lookout Sauvignon Blanc. 

Strap on your seafood-eating bib! It’s time to EAT…

Eats

The Crab Cake is back at Coastal Eats for $7.49. Though it’s a returning dish, it’s plated a bit differently each year. This year’s accompaniments are a tropical fruit chutney, mustard sauce, and micro celery.

This crab cake features flavorful, high-quality crab, and it’s fried on the top and bottom for a satisfying crunch. The mustard sauce has a slight kick, but the sweet fruit chutney balances it out.

You can also sink your teeth into the Seafood Pot Pie for $7.49. This pie is packed with shrimp, scallops, and lobster bisque, all topped with puff pastry. 

The crust is super flaky and gives a satisfying crunch with every bite. The shrimp and scallops inside are tender and soaked up the lobster bisque’s flavor well.

Drinks

Say “Cheers!” with the Boyd & Blair Pomegranate Codder, which returns this year for $12.50. 

We find it to be somewhat reminiscent of an Arnold Palmer, but with a prominent pomegranate flavor. It’s certainly refreshing on a pleasantly warm Florida day.

You may also opt for the Rileys Lookout Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand for $6.50. This sweet wine has a hint of tartness to it. While not particularly remarkable, it is an enjoyable drink.

OVERALL

If you’re a seafood lover, you can’t miss Coastal Eats on your next visit to the Food & Wine Festival. Both the Crab Cake and Seafood Pot Pie feature tasty, high-quality seafood with some fun flavors. The drinks might not be anything to write home about, but the food is the real hard-hitter!

Thank you for joining us at Coastal Eats! And remember, there’s a LOT more where this came from…

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What items from Coastal Eats would you most want to try? Tell us in the comments!