It's a random booth in the middle of the America pavilion that served us one of the best tasting…read moreciders we've ever had (our preference being more favorable the closer it tastes to a fruit soda). A little pricey and not as cold as I would have wanted it to be, but worth. Ciderboys, we're coming back for you because you don't ship to CA!

Quick service but like most Disney World restaurants, they have limited options. Kids wanted…read morepretzels with cheese dip and a drink so it was very convenient and fast. Cast members are so very nice and greet you with a smile.

I went expecting an amusement park hot dog and WOW, far far exceeded my expectations…read more I opted for the Al Pastor. The meat was a grilled sausage with some crispy edges. Super juicy. The toppings (grilled pineapple/pickled red onion/salsa verde/micro cilantro/jalapenos) went together incredibly well. The bun was toasted , soft and fresh. Easily found just outside the Nintendo portal in front of the fountain. There are a couple of tables and chairs with umbrellas to offer shade and dine at nearby. It took about 5 min to prepare, but I could see it taking longer if it was midday. I don't think this location offers mobile order, but I think it's worth the wait.

An absolutely solid hot dog, that goes beyond your typical theme park expectations, with unique,…read morewell-balanced flavor AND a toasted bun. First of all, the service was immaculate. It did feel like walking up to a hot dog stand in a city. There was a buzz about, it's in the center of the park, and the staff were full of energy, both in front of house and back. I opted for the Bulgogi Dog, which gave more Mexican inspired flavors, ironically, as the salsa and yuzu aioli were the stars of the show. The yuzu added a nice citrus touch. The kimchi added a delightful crunch. And I crushed this thing while waiting on line for the carousel. Lovely, fresh, and beyond theme park expectations--this spot is definitely awesome for a quick fuel-up of yummy food.

Mickey pretzels and churros sold here. I love just about any food shaped like Mickey Mouse so it's…read morean easy five star for this cart. Located near the water at Magic Kingdom park.

we were so busy taking in our magic kingdom experience we almost forget to get our yearly quota of…read morechurros! when we arrived at the cart they were sold out. they assured us that a new batch of churros would arrive in less than 5 minutes. good call! they were so good and only added to our wonderful disney world experience. i don't mind paying $4 a pop! lol

Classic Disney Quick Service restaurant! Backlot Express located in Hollywood Studios. This used to…read morehave my favorite salad on Disney property but has since been removed. This place is VERY busy during the peak lunch time due to them having burgers and chicken tenders. There are some unique and different options as well. This location has a ton of seating both inside and outside. Let's face it, Florida is hot, so my wife and I never sit outside. We are always making a point to go inside. We also always use the mobile ordering on the app, we find a table, sit down and wait for the food to be ready. Using the app is so much easier, but if you want a lot of customizations, you need to go to the register to order. One of the other perks about Backlot, they are one of the few locations that have fill your own drink station, aka you can get refills. Most days there are people also filling their own bottles with water at the station. I don't love this for sanitary reasons, but the ice goes faster as it cannot keep up with the demand of purchased drinks and personal bottles. Food options are typical theme park: hamburgers, and chicken tenders. However, they do have different items such as a General Tso's bowl, Cuban sandwich and more. I personally love the General Tso's bowl, it's filling and very tasty. This location almost always offers specialty items, such as holiday treats and Star Wars themed items. It is usually a dessert and a cocktail. They are also a location for one of Disney's sauced chicken tenders which came out awhile ago. Disney created a ton of different sauced tenders around their property. Backlot has the honey buffalo which are really delicious. My wife and I have had them a few times. I do hope these stay. Sometimes a chicken tender just hits right! Overall, I would say this is a great place for families, lunch and quick bites. There are a lot of options, lots of seating and the best park, drink refills. I would say check it out.

Backlot Express is your class quick service restaurant at Disney. This one is located in Hollywood…read moreStudios. It is very busy during the peak lunch time however, they have tons of seating. There is seating inside and outside. In the summer though, I am not sitting outside, so we try to visit at a more off time. It can be tough to find seating inside when its really busy. They also are one of the few locations that have fill your drink station which means you can get refills. And when its hot you will see tons of people filling their own bottles with water at the station. But any place, quick service, that offers free refills, always has a higher rating for me. Drinks at Disney are SO expensive! Their food is very much theme park, hamburgers, chicken tenders, but they also offer a few unique items such as a General Tso's bowl, Cuban sandwich and more. They usually offer specialty items as well. Most recently we went for the Star Wars themed items which included a cocktail and a cupcake. Both were very good. They also offer one of Disney's sauced chicken tenders. Disney came out with sauced chicken tenders awhile ago, with different flavors across property. Backlot has the honey buffalo which are awesome! I really hope these stay around. This is not necessarily a place we visit every time but it is a good stop. There are tons of options for everyone and the free refills is a plus. There are quite a few unique options in studios but Backlot probably has the largest seating area. One of their items that I wish would come back was a salad. It had grilled chicken, avocado, and more with a garlic lime vinaigrette, it was so good! That I will definitely miss! But overall, I would say this is a great place for families. Lots of options, lots of seating and drink refills. It is also sort of near the front in between Indiana Jones and Star Tours. I would highly recommend using the Disney app and mobile ordering.

This place was the only place that had my favorite cream cheese pretzel (that I could find) and…read moreguess what, it's the best place to come in general because it's less crowded because of its location. Bookmark this spot if you're a cream cheese pretzel lover too!

This is a small QSR stand in Disney's Hollywood Studios on the Streets of America (New York). They…read morehave a very small menu here, but it's great for a quick snack or bottle of water or soda. You can also grab a beer from this stand. The line can get long here, but it moves along pretty quickly. The snacks you'll find here are pretzels, churros, ice cream treats, and whole fruit. There are several different types of pretzels to choose from: A cream cheese or jalapeño stuffed pretzel, a cinnamon pretzel, or a Mickey shaped pretzel. You can add on small cup of cheese sauce or chocolate sauce. There are six different types of ice cream bars you can choose from, including the infamous Mickey Icon shaped bar.

this was better than expected! I got a pulled beef grilled cheese that was very yummy and…read moreflavorful. A little too rich for me by the pool so I did take off some of the meat. But it was very nicely toasted and flavorful. The side salad was fresh with a nice balsamic dressing nothing to brag about, but great for the Florida heat. My Coca-Cola was ray cold and well carbonated. It really hit! The best thing about this spot was that my server was friendly and so on top of it. Sometimes when you're outside and your server is running to other tables or maybe you're not always in their line of site you can be forgotten about, but not here! Definitely a nice place to get a munch munch before you swim swim.

4.25 While we did…read morewait a bit, we were enjoying the pool outside and didn't mind. Server was wonderful and food was delicious- not sure why this place is only ranked a 3 (but only 3 reviews). Vibe is poolside with good options. Fish tacos- good portion, very tasty, with fries (could get fruit or salad) Cuban for my daughter- very good, pulled pork and a good amount. Great flavor and not fatty. Kids burger, plain but tasty and a good size with fresh fruit. Also enjoyed beer and a Rose Gin Fizz (yum- not super sweet which I was super happy about). We really liked everything.

A hot bubble waffle with cold soft-serve ice cream? Sign me up. Marketplace Snacks is a small food…read morebooth located in Disney Springs. They have a small menu, but it felt like each sundae had something for everyone. I chose the classic Mickey Cookie Waffle Sundae. It was vanilla soft-serve ice cream, hot fudge, cookie pieces, and white chocolate crispy pearls. With tax, this came out to be about $10ish. This was delicious. Every bite felt like it had a nice combo of flavors going on. For something that looks so intricate, service was super quick. From the time I got in line (about 4 people ahead of me) to when I ordered and received my sundae was under 10 minutes. There are no dedicated tables and chairs outside the booth. Grab plenty of napkins and feel free to walk around with your sundae to find somewhere. I'm already dreaming of my return here!

I finally tried one of the new savory bubble waffles! I got the brisket one and it was delicious! I…read morelove so much that they have savory options now, instead of only ice cream. The CM that took my order was amazing! There is nearby seating at dockside margaritas and another spot by the water, but these are perfect for walking around and eating if you don't want to stop. This side of Disney Springs needed more quick service food options, so I'm glad these savory bubble waffles are available now. Also, I love how the bubbles are Mickey shaped!

As someone who goes to Universal theme parks often enough, I understand certain things you buy…read moreinside are more for the "gimmick" factor than anything. For that reason, I usually tend to avoid liquor based drinks because they're usually on the light side with a very mixer-forward pour. However, this little bar tucked away in Harry Potter world serves a drink that's well worth your time & money. While they offer draft & canned beer, wine & non alcoholic beverages, the real star here is the Lobe Blaster. This dangerous, yet delicious, drink is a mix of moonshine, limoncello, absinthe & has an emulsion verte floater; it sure does the trick. It's mixed with lemon juice, club soda & simple syrup so it's super refreshing also. The rosemary gives it a nice aromatic profile as you drink it. The bartenders were really nice & they fully play into the theme. There wasn't too big of a line when I went but the drinks are poured to order so it takes a little bit of time. As long as it's under 20 minutes, I'd be okay with waiting. I found for the price point, this drink is by far the best tasting & strongest drink in Epic Universe. In fact, I've never had a drink this good (or strong) at any theme park. If you're in Epic Universe & seeking out a delicious adult beverage then look no further than Bar Moonshine.

I really enjoyed Bar Moonshine, but I give it three stars because there's nowhere to sit and enjoy…read morethe cocktail, and that's a huge missed opportunity here. What it gets right: - Well-made cocktails, including classics and creative originals. We enjoyed the Philosopher's Old Fashioned and the Fleur 75. I like an Old Fashioned where I can taste the bourbon, which was the case here. It could be improved by using a single large ice cube, particularly in the Florida sun, where the cubed ice could dilute the drink too quickly. Went back through to try their saison, which is brewed by a local Orlando brewery. It was a bit tangier than prefer, but was refreshing on a sweltering day. - Friendly service. The bartenders were that happiest and most engaging employees we met. - A large-mirrored bar featuring its many selections, usually with some art deco or other architectural feature. - An overall upscale feel. The overall atmosphere is somewhat diminished by the nostalgic aspect of the American Quidditch team pennants adorning the bar. Usually such overt displays of Americanism are avoided, instead letting the craft and level of service speak for itself, but without it it might not feel very 'wizard-y' so I'll look past it. What it gets wrong: - I lived in Europe for several years and have been many of the so-called "American bars", including some quite well-regarded and famous ones. What's missing here is the intent. Universal reminds you that you're at a theme park by turning this into a quick-service location. I get that Universal probably doesn't want to make a session bar in its theme park, in part because they probably don't want to encourage consumption of multiple drinks in quick succession (though I did do that here) before people go on thrill rides. That's fair. But in doing what they've done here, they betray the intent of the American Bar. The American bars of Europe are not road-side stops. They're session locations you hit up before or after dinner or the theater. It's almost better if Universal hadn't even made it, because they created a place where you want to spend some time, but can't. Still, probably the best cocktail in any theme park, and better than most standard American restaurants too, and at surprisingly reasonable prices.