Yellow Kitchen at WEC Ocala
Quick-serve breakfast, lunch, and coffee at the World Equestrian Center — the grab-and-go sister concept to the Yellow Pony Pub & Garden.
The Yellow Kitchen is the quick-serve breakfast and lunch counter at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, located on the central dining promenade at 1390 NW 80th Avenue near the Yellow Pony Pub & Garden. The menu focuses on grab-and-go breakfast (sandwiches, pastries, yogurt, fruit), lunch (sandwiches, salads, wraps), espresso-bar coffee, and quick snacks — designed for show exhibitors and visitors who need fast food between rings or before a long competition day.
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What\'s on the Menu
Coffee & espresso
Drip, espresso drinks, iced coffee.
Breakfast
Sandwiches, pastries, yogurt, fruit.
Lunch
Sandwiches, salads, wraps, snacks.
Quick service
Built for fast in-and-out during show days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Yellow Kitchen at WEC Ocala?
The Yellow Kitchen is the quick-serve sister concept to the Yellow Pony Pub & Garden at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala. It focuses on grab-and-go breakfast, lunch, coffee, pastries, and lighter casual fare — designed for show exhibitors, hotel guests, and visitors who want something fast between rings or before a long competition day.
What's on the Yellow Kitchen menu?
The Yellow Kitchen menu centers on breakfast classics (breakfast sandwiches, pastries, yogurt parfaits, fruit), grab-and-go lunch items (sandwiches, salads, wraps), espresso bar coffee, and quick snacks. The exact menu rotates seasonally — check on-site or with the front desk for current offerings.
Where is the Yellow Kitchen located?
The Yellow Kitchen sits on the central dining promenade at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala, 1390 NW 80th Avenue, FL 34482, near the Yellow Pony Pub & Garden and other casual dining options. See the WEC campus map for the exact location.
What are the Yellow Kitchen hours?
The Yellow Kitchen typically opens early for breakfast and serves through midday — built around the typical show-day schedule when exhibitors need fast morning food and a quick lunch. Hours can shift seasonally; check on-site for current hours.