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This is the entire La Crêperie de Paris building. The front entrance is right in the middle.

Located on the right hand side of the La Crêperie de Paris main entrance door, is "Crêpes À Emporter", a counter-service location that serves... crepes. So that mini line you see on the right side is not to get into the main sit-down restaurant, it's for the walk-up counter.

The logo sign above La Crêperie de Paris, located in the France Pavilion at Epcot.

A menu board located outside Glacier Bar. (Winter 2022.)

There are a couple more booth style seating options along side the wall that divides the southern and northern dining rooms. They are cool... but don't forget there's a little step to get in them... and a little step down when you get out of them.

Here's a better view of the step up and down you'll have to traverse while getting in and out of these booth style seats.

Lakeside Grill's main entrance (when it's open). The location is (more often than not) closed on "low attendance" days (Monday - Thursday).

The logo sign above the main entrance to the Lakeside Grill at SeaWorld.

The southern side dining area at Lakeside Grill offers a good view of the restaurant's order, pickup and payment line!

The food ordering, pickup, and payment line in the Lakeside Grill is very spacious and orderly.

Here's another view of the south side dining area at Lakeside Grill. This photo was taken right at the final payment register, so as you get your food and turn around, you'll be able to see right away if there's seating here.

In the middle of Lakeside Grill you'll find some additional napkins and plastic forks and spoons, etc. along with a couple of condiments. The large walkway on the left hand side of this photo, leads to the north side dining area.

The Lakeside Grill restaurant at SeaWorld, Orlando.

There's a 600 gallon fish tank in the wall as you enter the Lakeside Grill... and I have to say... it's pretty cool!

The menu at Lakeside Grill features a couple of Mediterranean themed items that include some hummus, feta, and olives here and there. (Photo, winter 2021.)

The north side dining area might be a little quieter and offers a couple of booth style seating options.

The waterfront outdoor seating at Lakeside Grill is along the back of the restaurant.

Even though it looks a little smaller, the north side dining area holds the same number of guests as the south side.

The wooden ceiling beams have been painted blue and adorned with... squiggly things... which are intended to make this room feel a little like dining in a fish tank. (It's more effective at night.) This room does offer a great view of the 600 gallon fish tank near the location's entrance.

A closer look into the 600 gallon fish tank at Lakeside Grill. You can see the north side dining area in the background, through the tank!

Hey cute little truck! The license plate on the front reads "Non-Nom", so I'll call you... Mini Nom-Nom.

If you're approaching the Sesame Street area from the east side (walking west), you'll likely see this sign as you walk into the themed area. The food trucks are just about in the middle of Sesame Street Land.

The ABC Eats food truck may have been open at one time, with it's own unique menu... but now, the menu is the same as the nearby "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" truck. Perhaps, this truck could be opened if crowds got large enough. My guess is though, it's probably being used for storage.

The Sesame Sips building is easy to spot once you're in the area. The counter is lower, for kids, but honestly — I like the counter height too! It makes the small kiosk seem more open and airy.

The blue, purple and pink truck is the main food truck in the area that is open. The "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" truck offers a couple different grill cheese and chicken tender meals.

This mini orange truck is not a food ordering station, but a food-related game/activity, with a large computer screen and buttons.

If you're walking from the west side of the park, you'll probably see the green "ABC Eats" truck first. That little orange truck in the center, is game/activity screen, and doesn't actually offer any food items.

The food trucks themselves are a little hard to see, until you're right on top of them. There are a few umbrella covered tables in the general area though, and the Sesame Sips building is probably the easiest to spot.

The "ABC Eats" food truck menu from the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. (Photo, late fall 2021.)

The "Yummy Yummy Nom Noms" food truck menu from the Sesame Street Food Trucks area. (Photo, late fall 2021.)