La Poutinerie at EPCOT: Menu, Prices, and What Changed at the Canada Pavilion
La Poutinerie opens July 1, 2026, at EPCOT, and it gives the Canada Pavilion a fresh new flavor. This Canadian-themed quick-service spot replaces Refreshment Port near the entrance to World Showcase, and it leans all the way into poutine. Below you will find the full La Poutinerie menu, current prices, and a clear look at how it differs from the stand it replaced.
What is La Poutinerie?
La Poutinerie is a quick-service counter at EPCOT’s Canada Pavilion, hosted by Air Canada. The airline serves as the Official Canadian Airline of Walt Disney World Resort, so the partnership ties neatly into the pavilion theme. You will order at the same window Refreshment Port used, just before you reach Canada in World Showcase, facing the lagoon.
The new concept does more than swap a name. Disney rethemed the building with fresh stonework on the columns, a repainted roof, updated signage, and a centerpiece of Canada geese in flight. New maple trees, flowers, and landscaping round out the look, so the location now feels built into the pavilion rather than parked beside it.
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When does La Poutinerie open?
La Poutinerie opens July 1, 2026, which is also Canada Day. That timing fits the Air Canada partnership and gives Disney a splashier debut. The location closed as Refreshment Port on January 12, 2026, and it has been under refurbishment ever since.
The full La Poutinerie menu and prices
The menu centers on two poutines, then adds a short Canadian drink list with both non-alcoholic and alcoholic picks. Disney published the full lineup with prices on its official website and in the My Disney Experience app. Here is everything.
Prices reflect Disney’s announced menu and can change. You need valid ID for any alcoholic order.
What La Poutinerie replaced, and how it is different
La Poutinerie takes over the exact spot that Refreshment Port held for years. If you visited before, you remember a grab-and-go stand with a wider mix of snacks. Refreshment Port served multiple poutines, chicken fingers, a dessert, and DOLE Whip, plus rotating festival items. It sold poutine, but it never built its identity around the dish.
La Poutinerie flips that approach. The new stand narrows the food menu to two signature poutines and makes the Canadian classic the whole point. So you trade variety for focus, and you get a more defined Canadian theme in return.
What is gone
- DOLE Whip, which longtime fans grabbed at this spot for years
- Chicken fingers and the former dessert offering
- The broad grab-and-go snack mix, now replaced by a tighter poutine lineup
What is new or expanded
- A dedicated poutine focus, with a classic version and a Montréal smoked meat version
- New Spiced Apple drinks, including a frozen slushy and a vodka mule
- An expanded alcohol list with Canadian-leaning beer and sparkling wine
- A full retheme of the building, signage, and landscaping
One note for returning guests. The classic Québec: L’authentique poutine is the same recipe Refreshment Port served before the switch, so your go-to fries, curds, and gravy survive the makeover.
Will festival poutine return during Food and Wine?
The EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival runs starting August 27, 2026. In past years, this location served festival-only items like the Braised Beef Poutine. Disney has not confirmed festival offerings for La Poutinerie yet, so treat that as a hopeful maybe rather than a sure thing. We will update this guide if the festival menu adds anything here. For festival planning, see our 2026 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival guide.
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Frequently asked questions
What is replacing Refreshment Port at EPCOT?
La Poutinerie, a Canadian-themed quick-service stand hosted by Air Canada, replaces Refreshment Port at EPCOT’s Canada Pavilion. It opens July 1, 2026.
When does La Poutinerie open?
La Poutinerie opens July 1, 2026, on Canada Day. Refreshment Port closed on January 12, 2026, for the refurbishment.
How much does poutine cost at La Poutinerie?
Poutine starts at $10.99 for the Québec: L’authentique. The Montréal: Viande Fumée with smoked meat runs $12.49.
Where is La Poutinerie located?
You will find La Poutinerie in EPCOT’s World Showcase at the Canada Pavilion, in the former Refreshment Port spot, facing the World Showcase Lagoon.
Does La Poutinerie still serve DOLE Whip?
No. The announced menu focuses on poutine and Canadian drinks, so DOLE Whip is not part of the new lineup.
Who sponsors La Poutinerie?
Air Canada hosts La Poutinerie. The airline is the Official Canadian Airline of Walt Disney World Resort.
Planning an EPCOT day around World Showcase? La Poutinerie gives the Canada Pavilion a stronger snack stop, and the classic poutine still anchors the menu. Add it to your route, then bookmark this page for any festival updates we spot after opening day.
