We’re eating our way around one of EPCOT’s prettiest festivals at this year’s Festival of the Arts.

We’ve already tried some delicious (and BEAUTIFUL) eats, but we’re not about to stop! The next Food Studio that we’re hitting is in the Italy pavilion — it’s L’Arte di Mangiare, which features (what else?) Italian cuisine. This booth didn’t exactly wow us last year, so let’s see if they’ve raised their game for 2022.

There are several returning eats as well as a couple of new items at L’Arte di Mangiare this year.

Menu

A couple of returning items on the food menu include Arancini for $14 and Bomboloni for $11, but the Ravioli alla Boscaiola for $13 is new this year.

The drinks are all returning. You can choose from several different options of wines, sangria, cocktails, and more.

Food

Arancini is fried risotto balls that have been stuffed with braised beef and served with a Pomodoro sauce.

Last year we thought that this dish was pretty bland, with a strange tangy flavor coming from the sauce. We were bigger fans of the lobster ravioli, which this year has been replaced with Ravioli alla Boscaiola. This new dish is sweet sausage ravioli, served with mushrooms, caramelized onions, and a creamy Parmesan sauce. And surprise — we LOVED the ravioli! To be fair, we also love sausage and mushrooms, but the creamy dressing and the caramelized onions are also delicious. Mushroom fans, take note! There are some big mushrooms on top and even some mushrooms inside the sausage.

For dessert, the Bomboloni have returned! This year’s version are cream-filled Italian donuts that have been topped with powdered sugar, served with espresso anglaise. We thought the donuts were just fine, as they’re basically just your typical cream-filled donuts with green powdered sugar on top. We actually liked them more without the espresso cream, which adds some sweetness and coffee flavor.

Would you try either of these dishes?

Next up: Italy! We grabbed the Ravioli alla Boscaiola (sweet sausage, mushrooms, caramelized onions, and creamy parm sauce)

and the Bomboloni (chocolate-hazelnut doughnuts with powdered sugar) pic.twitter.com/fYHjDn32wC

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Drinks

To drink, you can choose from a long menu of wines, Sangrias, cocktails, and more. For wines, there’s Peroni Pilsner for $6 for 6oz and $10 for $12, Pinot Grigio for $10, Chianti for $10, Prosecco for $10, Rosa Regale for $11, and Moscato for $11. The sangria options include Italian White Sangria with Prosecco for $11 and Italian Red Sangria with Cabernet Sauvignon for $11.

You can also try a returning cocktail, such as the Italian Margarita with Tequila and Limoncello for $11, Amaretto Bellini: Amaretto, White Peach Purée, and Prosecco for $13, or Bergamotto: Rosolio Liqueur, Prosecco, and Olive for $16.

We’ve loved the sangria options here in the past, including the Italian Red Sangria with Cabernet Sauvignon and the Italian White Sangria with Prosecco. 

The Prosecco is a very dry drink, so it’s great for anyone looking for a dry bubbly!

Overall

We were really impressed with the new Ravioli dish! It was fresh and delicious, so if you like mushrooms and sausage, you should definitely give it a try. We think everthing was very fresh and we were impressed with the comeback this booth made this year!

Keep following DFB, because we’ll be checking out ALL of the Food Studios at the 2022 Festival of the Arts and letting you know which new and returning items are worth getting.

Check Out ALL of Our Reviews from the 2022 EPCOT International Festival of the Arts Here!

Which of the treats from L’Arte di Mangiare would you try? Let us know in the comments.

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