What’s more British than fish and chips? You can enjoy some deliciously crispy fish and chips while you’re at EPCOT if you head over to Yorkshire County Fish Shop.

Though it’s not the most incredible restaurant or even a full quick-service restaurant, Yorkshire County Fish Shop does offer a chance to try those classic fish and chips… and a few other snacks and sips, like beer from the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Yorkshire County Fish Shop Location

Yorkshire County Fish Shop can be found in the United Kingdom Pavilion within EPCOT’s World Showcase. As you’re walking through the pavilion, it’s either one of the first or one of the last buildings you’ll pass, depending on which direction you enter from. 

If you’re coming into the United Kingdom from the France Pavilion or International Gateway, it’ll be the first on the right. If you’re entering from the Canada Pavilion, it’ll be the last on your left.

Yorkshire County Fish Shop Menu

Yorkshire County Fish Shop is technically a quick-service restaurant, but it’s really more of a kiosk where you can grab one entrée and a couple snack options. As a result, there’s a limited menu – one that will please adults, but probably not kids.

Entrée

• Beer-battered Fish and Chips

Snacks

• Cuties Mandarin 3-pack
• Chips

Disney Dining Plan

You can use your Disney Dining Plan credits at Yorkshire County Fish Shop. You can either use a quick-service meal credit (from either the Disney Dining Plan or the Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan) or a snack credit per person, depending on what you’re ordering.

Advance Dining Reservations

There are no advance dining reservations (ADRs) needed to dine at Yorkshire County Fish Shop. In fact, they aren’t even offered!

However, if you do want to pick up a bite without waiting, you do have the option to place a Mobile Order at this British-inspired restaurant. This can help you skip the line and save time as you travel around World Showcase.

Is Yorkshire County Fish Shop Kid-Friendly?

Since Yorkshire County Fish Shop is a walk-up dining spot, you could say it’s quite kid-friendly. After all, there are no tables where kids are expected to sit quietly and behave – and no one need be on their quietest behavior here. 

However, with such a limited menu and a focus on fish, chips, and beer, it’s not exactly somewhere your kids will be clamoring to dine. You’ll want to skip this restaurant if you’re looking for a meal for the whole family.