Britain has a rich and diverse culinary history, made especially interesting by the wealth, spices,…read moreand sugar brought in by the expansion of empire. In general, traditional British food is simpler and heavier than American food. It reminds us of American comfort food with interesting ingredients and sauces. Located in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade at Universal Islands of Adventure, the Three Broomsticks is a popular quick-service establishment featuring some traditional British cuisine. A team member in costume would typically be stationed at the front door, handing out menus for patrons to review while waiting in the short line that is situated inside the building. Upon entering, the interior with its decor and decorations is nothing short of striking. The pub doubles as an inn, stepping right off the pages of the Harry Potter books. The movie set, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, was based on the restaurant, which made it feel so authentic. Keep casting one's eyes upward and one can't help but notice the dimmed lighting vibe, beautifully weathered rafters, and cast-iron chandeliers. The ordering process was easy via the Universal app and delivered right to your table. My partner and I decided on their Fish and Chips and slices of Watermelon. Our fish came with tartar sauce (a French addition), of course, and our chips (fries). Lemon wouldn't be usual. Both dishes were crispy, fresh, and genuinely delicious. They were perfectly "on brand" for an authentic, old-school English lunch. The service was extremely quick. The staff were friendly and helpful, even during the busy lunch hour. Great experience because one actually feels like you're in the movie!

We had lunch at Three Broomsticks & ordered fish & chips! The fish & chips could have been hotter…read more The frozen butterbeer was amazingly delicious on a very hot summer day!

During the Springtime Surprise RunDisney Weekend, I had lots of time at both Epcot and the Flower &…read moreGarden Festival, so when I got tired, Rose & Crown was definitely my favorite place to stop and take a rest! Although I didn't eat a full meal here on this trip, just a drink, the atmosphere of Rose & Crown is well worth a visit. The restaurant feels like a traditional English Pub, you can instantly imagine sitting back and staying awhile. Between the themed décor, the energy inside, and the location in the UK Pavilion, it felt like a great place to relax and enjoy the afternoon! After a busy race and plenty of walking around World Showcase, it was nice to find a spot that felt a little slower paced. I grabbed a drink, took in the atmosphere, and enjoyed a break from the crowds for a bit. I learned while visiting is that Rose & Crown also offers a dining package that includes reserved viewing for Epcot's nighttime fireworks. I didn't take advantage of it this trip, but it's definitely something I'd consider on a future visit. Rose & Crown is one of those places that just feels welcoming. Whether you're stopping in for a drink, or simply a break during your day at Epcot, the atmosphere alone makes it worth a visit! It was a great addition to an already fun Flower & Garden Festival day!

Finally returned to the Rose & Crown after many many years of refusing to go after a terrible…read moreexperience as a teenager with family. My husband & I recently became Orlando locals and got our passes. On our first visit to EPCOT I let him plan the day since he has had way less time at the parks than I have had in my lifetime. He chose this-I initially was not thrilled. I will say, we had a far more pleasant experience than I anticipated. The staff is really friendly. I lived in England for a time many years ago so the England pavilion is really interesting for me when it comes to speaking with the CM's. Our server could not have been more friendly or interesting. The three of us had a long chat about America vs the UK and his experience thus far. It was his 6th day serving at the restaurant-the spend mi the on his program in other told before getting to that point and you have never known. Food was great. HUGE portions. Consider sharing. It's a great option for family's who may have picky edgers as British food is pretty palatable. Be aware, if you are visiting during the warm weather months & are hoping for a seat indoors in the AC, go in advance (when you arrive) and request that so they will use ample time to try to sort that out for your party. If you are seated on the patio, there are no fans and no AC. While there may be a breeze from the lake, if there's no wind, there is no breeze. If it rains they pull down the roll up walls (a thick plastic) and will keep them down for a while after wards-trapping humidity & heat inside. Highly recommend splitting the fish & chips-it's massive. The chips are excellent. There aren't a ton of menu options carp warning. While it's not my favorite location in Epcot I was pleasantly surprised and would go back without hesitation.

Eating at Liberty Tree Tavern is like sitting down behind the ribboned off museum interiors of…read moreMount Vernon, Sturbridge Village, Williamsburg, you name it. If you're from the northern US it's a bit strange eating this feast in the Florida heat, but lovely all the same. Cranberries, all the gravy, punch, and grownup drinks for tavern toasting. The only thing missing was outdoor privies (good) and tankard mugs (which we would've totally bought as a souvenir, alas). Our huge platter of meats (impossible meatloaf and other veggie based are the alternatives) had us stuffed. Our waiter kindly offered to bring more, but we held out for the very twenty-first century Ooey Gooey Toffee Cake. No need for pumpkin pies after that! If you're one of the lucky few who ever get to go to Disney World, a hearty, almost-Thanksgiving style meal is a great way to end the trip, and slightly more adult than dining in Fantasyland.

Give me Liberty, OR.....just give me dessert. Your choice. On second thought, we'll take both…read more We finally, finally, made it to dinner at Liberty Tree Tavern at Magic Kingdom. We had a dinner res/planned visit in November 2022 which was sidelined/greatly postponed due inclement weather produced by Hurricane Nicole. As a precaution, all dinner reservations that night after 6:00pm were cancelled (our was at 6:15pm). Thankfully, during our visit last November 2025, we were able to secure at dinner res for 6:00pm....and we hoped everything would go as planned. And rightly so, as the weather forecast was hot and sunny that day. We checked in for our dinner res about 15 minutes prior, and were able to wait in their lobby/waiting area. NOTES 1. Reservation made via the My Disney Experience App. 2. The food/menu is Thanksgiving all day everyday! It's also AYCE....with dessert included! The AYCE menu includes: 1. Declaration Salad: greens, apples, cranberries, and cheese with House-made dressing 2. Patriot's Platter: roasted turkey, pot roast, pork loin, mashed potatoes, vegetables, herbed stuffing, and mac and cheese. 3. Dessert: Oooey Gooey Toffee Cake ( vanilla toffee cake, chocolate sauce, and vanilla ice cream). 4. House-made gravy and dinner rolls. We also ordered Coke Zero for our drinks. Interestingly enough, we really enjoyed the salad, it was such a great start to the meal. We nearly finished the portion, but we absolutely wanted to save room the main dishes. The Stars (and stripes) of the meal were the turkey, pork loin, and stuffing. Honorable mention goes to the dessert! That Oooey Gooey Toffee was so good, but sadly we were so FULL by the time dessert was served. We did eat a few bites, but perhaps we should have saved more stomach space for this sweet treat. We barely touched the mac and cheese honestly. We did want to try it.....it was just ok. SERVICE Our server was a lovely older female, who was so kind and friendly to us and all the tables she was serving in our area. She had such a kind and grandmotherly attitude and aura about her. However, she sometimes forgot to bring the food and drink "refills" we requested. We probably would have had more time to enjoy our dessert if the primary food refills were given sooner. It also took a while to get the check, and we had to rush out of the restaurant to make our lightning lane reservation for Troy: Light Cycle Run. BOTTOM LINE I'm glad we finally had our long delayed meal at Liberty Tree Tavern. Was it worth the wait? I believe so. We really enjoyed the food overall. Also, I'd recommend arriving hungry or partially starving since the food is AYCE. Lastly, save room for dessert! You'll thank me later.

I was very pleased with our visit to Meteor Astropub. We originally were planning to eat in the…read moreMead Hall, but the wait was pretty significant. This place had no wait, we were seated quickly & instructed to order via our phones & then scan the QR code at the table (this is common around the entire park so be prepared with your payment set up via the app). We ordered some fun drinks and some entrees. The hamburger I had was okay. A little dry but otherwise fine. Overall, I'd eat here again; especially for a reprieve from the heat!

This is the second eatery we visited while at Epic Universe park…read more The dining space is big although the tables were mostly all high tops, difficult for an elderly person or short person to climb on chairs. The bathroom here was the worst I've seen in any establishment, dirty floors, no power in the water faucet, no paper towels and not enough toilet paper. (This was on a non-peak day) Can't imagine how that bathroom looks during a busy weekend visit. Now on to the food, the same issue, you have to order from an online menu, or the host/hostess has one hard menu to look at. My mom ordered a burger with fries and a soft drink. The burger had bacon which were overcooked and the burger was cold. She ate 1/4 of the burger and decided to take the rest home. Guess what, there are no to go containers for customers who wish to take leftover food. This is a huge problem in many aspects, it means most people throw out the food that can be perfectly re-heated if taken home, but we got creative and took the burger and fries, to reheat later that evening. On top of the food selections being costly the food is mediocre and you can't take leftover food. This is truly sad and unacceptable because that creates more food waste that is unnecessary. I think on my next trip to Epic Universe, I will take things to eat while there to avoid wasting money and food that is truly unacceptable.

Our group of 3 made a reservation for a Monday evening at 8 pm, it was not too busy but keep in…read moremind the queen will only meet with people until 9 pm. So if you are going and want time with her keep an eye on the clock. We got to meet Dopey, Grumpy, and Snow White as well. We had so much time with Grumpy! Such a character. The food was quite tasty, they bring out portions of each appetizer (3 of us and 3 app types), then you select your main course, and the dessert is the same as apps, you get to try all the items. The pork shank was so incredibly tender, my friends got the prime rib and thought it was great too. The dessert are where I focus on, more so I bypassed the appetizers. The poison apple was so delicious, a little mousse bite. And the cookies and cream panacotta made me like panacotta again!

Martin was amazing server; he was like a kind grandpa bringing out tasty plate after plate…read more Cocktails had cute names but were just ok. Poison apple one especially appropriate. Lavender gin one so so. Food is very good. Especially loved mushroom bisque and Norwegian meatball appetizers. My main, the pork shank, was so tender and yet robust in flavor. Served perfectly with mashed potatoes. Others enjoyed salmon. Very good attention to our GF family member. This was our first meal and beginning of our Disney adventure; Snow White, Dopey, and Grumpy were so fun to meet. Snow White taught girls how to set up autograph books so three could be signed quickly! The Oscar goes to the queen. She is so beautiful, haughty, evil, yet approachable--in that gorgeous villain sort of way! Best posture of anyone! The Wilderness Lodge and Gardens were lovely to see. Topped it off with the tasty dessert variety. All of the experiences are very expensive. But at least the food and cast meet a high mark.

Le Goblet Noir, nestled within the enchanting surroundings of Universal's Epic Universe and The…read moreWizarding World of Harry Potter, offers a captivating dining experience that transports guests straight into the heart of the magical realm. The interior and vibe are dark and mysterious. It literally makes you feel like you are in that world with flickering candlelight, and magical artifacts all over the walls. We didn't get an appetizer, but the main course items were some of the best park food I have ever had. The Jägerschnitzel was a pork schnitzel with a mushroom gravy that was way better than going to grab just chicken finger. Also, the cob came out in a hearty sophisticated soup and was delicious. The service was also fast as you order from the app at the table and it's brought out promptly. Don't worry about drinks they come out as quick as you order. Le Goblet Noir successfully melds the magic of the Wizarding World with culinary delights. The attention to detail in both the menu and the environment creates an unforgettable experience for fans and newcomers alike.

As far as amusement park food goes, I thought this place was a solid option. Portions weren't huge…read moreor anything, just the right size. And there were some healthier options that were on theme for the Harry Potter land. we were informed that the food ordering system is heavily reliant on the Universal app to order food from your table, but it's really nice to get it delivered to the table once you figure it out. If you don't have the app you can just order from the register. I ordered the beef goulash and it was pretty good. It came with some kinda stale bread, but the veggies were cooked perfectly and the egg noodles weren't overcooked. There wasn't a ton of meat chunks, but it was still a filling lunch. Plus a great way to get out of the heat of the day. There is plenty of information seating with air conditioning. Overall we had a good meal here!

Well, I loved it. First of all, the actual burning blades outside are so freaking cool. Especially…read moreif you are a fan of Frankenstein, particularly the novels. It really gives you a tinge of that feeling we all try to capture when we want to dive into the world of a book. There is a large circular high top table in the center of this dark, seedy-feeling tavern. I posted up and chatted away with other Universal nerds! Love yas. I enjoyed the ambiance, the service, and loved the garlic stake pretzel. It hit the spot, fueled me for a few more hours, and protected me from Daddy Dracula and his charm. The bartender (Danielle or Daniella, I can't recall) was super helpful in choosing this gin cocktail! I liked it. It was light, refreshing, and bright. Simply due to ambiance, I really liked this spot!

Tried the burning cheddar bites and they were just okay to me. 3.2/5…read more I was not too excited about these cheddar bites as I'm not the biggest fan of cheese. My sister was super excited to try them and it was a little hard finding the place as it was in the back of the land. We were confused about where to enter and entered through a semi-hidden path to the backside where we ordered the food through a window. The bites were $12 and came with a Sriracha-ranch dressing. I unfortunately did not like the Jalapeño cheddar bites. I thought it was just a ball of cheeseand the sauce didn't make it any better for me. The cheese wasn't that melted inside either making it pretty solid. Wish I tried the garlic stake but that was also nearly $13 and too expensive for 2 snacks. For $12, I think it's a miss for me. I will say my sister enjoyed the bites and thought they were decent though expensive. The tavern was also well themed with the land and I liked how the drinks were like potions and glowing.

I love this cafe because of the immersion you feel as if you were walking down the streets of…read moreParis. The food was also delicious, the Quiche is good dipped in the sauce it comes with. You order food through the Universal app, but the workers there were quick to help you if you had any questions or if you're looking somewhere to take a seat. One of the go-to restaurants in the Ministry of Magic.

Beautiful building. Fun fantasy type vibe of being in a different time and place…read more Food was pretty tasty but prices can be high. Maybe I will budget better. Good food and fun.