This is one of the main restaurants on property. It's in the clubhouse by the golf course and it…read moreserves all American meals. I haven't been in over seven years, but they used to have breakfast with the usual fare, and a good lunch and dinner menu. They had mostly soups and sandwiches for lunch, with fries. Dinner at the Grill was my favorite. On Wednesdays and Sundays they would have smoked prime rib. They had a buffet line on holidays that featured traditional sides and carved meats. I should go back some day.

The restaurant is clean, inviting, and while it's on the smaller side, the view overlooking the…read moregolf course is genuinely beautiful. It's the kind of place that makes you think, "This is going to be good." Unfortunately, the food never lived up to the setting or the prices. The Caesar salad was actually the highlight. The dressing was flavorful, they used real Parmesan, and the chicken was better than what you find at most places. From there, though, things went downhill. The crab cakes were a disappointment. This is one of those dishes that shouldn't be hard to get right. I'd honestly have been happier with a decent frozen crab cake and a squirt of Ken's remoulade. Instead, these tasted like they came straight from the freezer. If you've ever seen the recipe on a Phillips crab cake can, you've already met this dish. Then came the risotto. Calling it risotto feels generous. It was more like a scoop of plain rice that had been sitting under a heat lamp long enough to become drier than Arizona in July. The bright spot was our server. She was friendly, professional, and immediately removed the risotto from the bill without any hassle. She handled the situation exactly the way you hope someone would. I really wanted to like this place because the atmosphere had me rooting for it. But when the menu is priced like a nice dinner, the food has to show up too. Sadly, I don't see a reason to come back.

Located within the Loews Royal Pacific Resort, this restaurant bar does it all. Their name pays…read morehomage to the fabled South Seas explorer, Jake McNally, whose seaplane floats in the lagoon nearby. Adventure explorer themes are found throughout the restaurant with their menu items to match. It's located on the ground floor of the resort with the pool nearby. Reservations are not required and there's plenty of seating with live entertainment on select nights. Their menu covers a wide variety including such items as pretzels, wings, fried green tomatoes, crawfish chowder, chicken noodle soup, salads, short rib burger, cheeseburgers, caesar wrap, mahi burger, and flatbread. Some of their desserts include smores, key lime pie and creme brulee. Flatbread: Like a large pizza. Lots of mozzarella, pepperoni, ham and sausage. All fresh. Yom Yom Yom Roasted Vegetable Mezza Platter: Assorted roasted veggies, pita chips, falafel, a little cucumber salad and big heaping scoop of roasted garlic hummus and a cup of tzatziki. Presentation was beautiful. Tasted even better. Yom Yom Yom Loews Classic Double Patty Burger: Griddled double patty, pickles, with cognac peppercorn sauce topped with american cheese. The burger was simple but delicious. I really wanted some crunch so I asked and our waiter me a small piece of lettuce. The fries were perfect but I wanted some ketchup so what did they bring me? These cute little sealed glass jars of Heinz tomato ketchup (see pic). Beer battered fish and chips: Beautifully battered and sealed in freshness, the fish was delicious. It was served with a mayo based slaw that was equally fulfilling. Oh and the fries were also good. Heirloom & Burrata Salad: A bed of spring mix and white balsamic dressing, a piece of prosciutto ham, a large dollop of burrata cheese with large cut pieces of orange Florida heirloom tomatoes. This contrast of flavors from the cheese to the prosciutto to the balsamic dressing is noticeable. Yom Yom Yom. Loews Classic Chicken Noodle Soup: Made with bone broth, artisan pasta and pulled chicken. This was a classic elevated. Yom Yom Yom I expected more from a resort hotel restaurant especially one that was on the grounds of Universal Resort Orlando and I wasn't disappointed. Of course prices will be also be elevated, but then again what did you expect if you're on the ground of Universal. There was room for improvement when it came to the service, but we were on vacation and we had a good time.

Great food! The theme and the multiple slow moving fans almost transport you to the south seas. Is…read morevery relaxing and calming anyway. Had the pretzel rods I had read in many other reviews- they were great! I had the crawfish chowder - was very good. Hubby and son had the buffalo chicken wrap, one with fries, one with fruit. For bourbon, they have the large single ice cubes. Good service. First meal on Universal vaca and it was perfect.

Came here at about 9pm on a Friday night and it was a 10-15 minute wait. We got a Classic Mule, a…read moreBlue Moon, Country Fried Steak, and 6oz Fire Grilled Sirloin. Food was good, nothing super special but was reasonably priced. Service was satisfactory.

I hate to say this, but this was the worst dining experience we had while visiting Orlando…read more Although we were greeted with a smile and seated immediately, that was where the positive experience ended. It took a while for our waitress to come and take our orders. Unfortunately, of the five orders placed, there was a problem with three of them. We found this to be a bit confusing, given that just about everyone ordered almost the same thing or some variation of the same entree. In addition to not receiving, correct and incomplete orders, when it was time to check out, the bills were wrong. Even though we bought up these concerns to our waitress, she offered an excuse at every pass instead of just apologizing and trying to do what she could to make it better. Also, be aware and pay close attention to your bill. Based on the way your order is entered into the system, it can cost more than what is stated on the menu. I will say, this location is very open and probably great for a girls night out or family dining. Also, one of the staples, the croissants... were not good at all this time! Happy eating... if you dare!

For your birthday they display it on the screen for all to see!…read more My dinner was phenomenal. The carrots and green beans were truly to die for. The chicken was hot and juicy, not over cooked at all. Highly recommend my dinner. We were on the 4th floor and that floor was "just" okay. Not alot happening or interactions. Our waitress was very sweet and was attentive to our needs. I would recommend for the food but idk if it is also worth the prices. It is a louder environment if you are with people who doesn't like loud noises.

Food not bad , service the best ! Pasha was kind , helpful and funny…read more Ambiance cool , it's great to see the costume. The reason it gets 3 stars is the smell. The carpets have the old banquet hall musk and it really deteriorated my experience and expectations for a Disney location.

The food was amazing and affordable. The service was exceptional. I would definitely eat there…read moreagain. The bathrooms were clean.

I recently dined at Crafty Crab in Orlando and had the 1/2 lb shrimp and crab leg boil--so good!…read moreThe seafood tasted fresh and was cooked perfectly. The shrimp were juicy, and the crab legs were full of flavor and easy to crack. This is a chain restaurant usually found in the south, but I believe they have a few up North. The seasoning on the boil was the highlight--rich, buttery, and packed with just the right amount of Cajun spice. Everything was well-coated and super satisfying. You can customize your seasoning with mild, medium or super spicy. I don't like spicy food so I ordered the mild combo which is a mixture of the cajun and buttery garlic seasoning! So delicious! The atmosphere was casual and fun, and the service was friendly and attentive. Star our server was amazing! If you're craving a seafood boil with bold flavor, this is definitely a great spot to check out! Huge parking lot but there are other restaurants nearby and the lot gets packed quickly especially for dinner time. I was disappointed that the bathroom was filthy!

well our next stop for dinner at our daycare conference…read more This restaurant came highly recommended, and it didnt disappoint!! We were sat down right away, and we had an awesome and friendly server who took hreat vare of us. They give you large amounts of food when you order, and some folks on our party had to take some back to the hotel..This place was packed by the time we finished and i can see why. Definitely worth the stop if you love crab, lobster, seafood.!!! Love the decor they have , giving the restaurant that seafood vibe.

We came with a group for lunch. We were sat promptly and the waitress was quick…read more I did end up with an incorrect order so that was less than ideal as I'm also slow when it comes to eating the crab boil but overall the flavors were good and the food was cooked well.

The wait for Mythos was long, especially in the Florida heat, but it was absolutely worth it…read more Despite dealing with some impatient and rude park guests, the staff remained professional and friendly. All of the front staff were professional but a special shoutout to Ruben, who greeted everyone with a smile and genuine kindness. He was attentive, welcoming, and made us feel like we were truly being taken care of. His positive attitude really stood out. Our server, Denzzy, recommended the Beef Medallions, and they were incredible--tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. My husband loved the Wagyu Burger, especially the candied tomatoes, and the lamb meatballs with hummus were a delicious starter. Theme park prices are never cheap, but the quality of the food and service made every dollar worth it. In my opinion, Mythos offers some of the best value in Universal Orlando. I only wish it were at CityWalk so we could visit more often. Highly recommend--the food is definitely worth the wait!

We usually dine here when visiting Universal's Island of Adventure. This restaurant was a nice sit…read moredown and airconditioned place and the food was really good. However, this trip, the quality fo the food was mediocre at best and we were disappointed by this. Our waiter was also not attentive and we had a tough time getting the level of service we have come to expect from past dining experience. We ordered a number of appetizers to share and a couple of entrees. We had the Mythos Signature Dips and Lavash Bread, Meditterean Baised Beef Flatbread and the Spanakopita Dip. The best appetizer was the Flatbread. The dips were disappointing and had not much flavor. We also ordered the Wagyu Burger , Chicken tenders and the Beef Loin medallions. The flatbread was flavorful. The bread itself was nice and fluffy and was not soggy. The spinach dip did not present well nor did it taste great. Very unappetizing. The signature dips - we did enjoy the red pepper hummus and the baked feta with roasted tomato sauce. Did not like the tapenade as much. Chicken tenders tasted good and so did the burger. The beef tenderloin, I was told, was just OK. Not much flavor/seasoning. The area where this restaurant is located will be torn down by Universal and a new exhibit/attraction is planned. I would think that this restaurant would be re-purposed to be in line with whatever the theme of the new attraction would be. The overall staff were friendly.

We rolled out of bed and found ourselves in one of the better breakfast buffets we've ever found…read moreourselves part of. LetterPress is the Hilton Buena Vista's marquee restaurant, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a family friendly setting with nice touches. We made a reservation well in advance just in case but the place seems large enough where walking in shouldn't be much of an issue. After sitting down we got right back up as we opted for the breakfast buffet, which at $30 is an absolute steal. Let's get into what we got: We started off with carbs: pancakes and waffles. Both of which were okay with there being. A decent wait on the waffle machine. Unless you're craving either we would say it's not the best bet to stack up on. For meat they have a lot of options from bacon to pork sausage to chicken sausage. The bacon was alright and the pork sausage was the standard small ones you find just about everywhere; the chicken sausage though was delicious, a nice sweet flavor to it and large. They also have eggs and breakfast potatoes alongside the meat, the eggs being meh and the potatoes being pretty good. The better egg option is the omelette bar which is fantastic. There are probably about 20 different ingredients you can toss into them and it is well worth the wait. Oatmeal is another carb offered and that's self-serve so you can make it how you like. Many different pastries are also available so you can get a fix on your sweet tooth (all were pretty good). Last, for drinks we got chocolate milk, coffee, and juices from their self-serve juice machine. For that we got mango and apple juices. Again, for the price of $30 this is just an unbelievable deal, especially for families looking to get growing kids fed in as quick and convenient a place as possible. The added convenience of it being close to the pool and just downstairs adds another layer to it. While we can only testify to their breakfast buffet this does also look like a great option to take up on their actual menu. An excellent option for a quick, filling meal before exploring all the Disney Springs area has to offer!

Stayed at the Hilton Buena Vista Palace recently, and had both dinner and breakfast at Letterpress…read more The food was delicious both for dinner and for breakfast. The staff were very friendly and very kind very attentive. The restaurant has a beautiful view over the lake, which is beautiful in the morning as well as at sunset. At dinner time, it was very slow not many guests I guess because of its location next to Disney Springs. But the dinner was delicious so if you are visiting the palace, definitely give Letterpress a try.