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 stopped in here for breakfast, after early entry at the park, going on three great rides, and…read moredeciding it was time to eat. It's another fast casual restaurant, where you can preorder your meal, and when you arrive, scan the QR code on the table to let them know you've arrived, and to work on your meal. The inside is super cute, and on theme, with a good amount of seating. I ordered the traditional English breakfast - which comes with coffee or tea. It was a plentiful platter, with scrambled eggs, sausage links, black pudding, English bacon, baked beans, grilled tomato, sautéed mushrooms and breakfast potatoes. The flavors were good, and for being in a park, not too far off from a traditional English breakfast. However, it all came out luke warm - which truly detracted from the meal (cold eggs shouldn't be a thing unless you're eating egg salad). The coffee was ok, and at least warm, and the tea/hot water was also luke warm at best.

We loved dining in this quick service spot…read more You can order via the app or at the counter. The food was all really good and came out fairly quickly. Inside is decorated minions theme and they did a nice job with it.

Came in excited to try a few items, but unfortunately the food didn't match what was advertised on…read morethe menu photos at all. We ordered the El Macho Nacho Hat, Chicken Stuart's Szechuan Surprise, and El Macho's Salsa y Salsa Ropa Vieja. Presentation was very different from the photos. Portions looked thrown together rather than plated like advertised, and some components seemed off or missing. The biggest letdown was the guacamole. It didn't come in the signature sombrero as shown, and instead was served in a small container. The texture was also very pasty, more like mashed than fresh guac, and lacked that bright, fresh flavor you'd expect. The chicken dish was okay flavor-wise, but again didn't match the photo and felt underwhelming for what was advertised. No broccoli or carrots as shown in the original picture when ordering. Overall, the experience felt misleading based on the menu images. Hoping this was just an off day, but consistency and presentation definitely need improvement.

We just dined in at Cake Bake Shop around 10pm tonight and had the most amazing experience ever…read more This place was completely booked out but we were lucky enough to snag this last minute reservation. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful and had the best vibes. The best part about our experience here was our server. He was awesome and truly is what we love about being at Disney. We unfortunately did not catch his name but was one of the few servers still there right before closing. On top of that, the food is delicious! The star of the show was the velvet chicken noodle soup. It had so much flavor and had the same texture as clam chowder but with chicken bits. The onion soup also had so much flavor and so cheesy! The angel hair pasta was good for the price and the portion was huge but could have had a little more flavor. The steak was also cooked to a perfect medium rare. The drinks here were also great. We ordered the cosmo and espresso martini which tasted pretty strong. The raspberry champagne cake was a must for us. It was so moist and tasted so fresh. The best part of our experience was when our server took the time to pixie dust us and had us make a wish at the table. Truly such an amazing experience and we appreciated that he took the time to do that right before closing. Thank you Cake Bake Shop!

While in Disney World I gave into my wife's desire to try The Cake Bake Shop. Yes, it's very…read moreelegant looking, a little over the top for a restaurant in my opinion. Very bright white fabrics with jewels and gold decor covering everything. Past the look, service was amazing. These employees at the Cake Bake shop, both on the restaurant side and the to go side put the customer first. My wife and I enjoyed our breakfast, everything was cooked perfectly and arrived quickly. We also enjoyed our selections on the to go side on two more separate occasions this trip. If, I'm being serious and honest I must say that the price for a slice of cake for the quality is not quite on point. I found that the frosting seemed to be heavy on whipping cream. We both agreed that the cake was a little on the dry side. Most importantly, we did not finish the whole slice of cake, both of us complained how our stomachs seemed upset. As I mentioned before, our other selections were fabulous. Stuffed croissant, key lime pie, plain croissant, chocolate chip cookie. While on the pricey side, these were definitely worth every bite.

Ok this is a really nicely themed restaurant, the inside is awesome. the only downside is how…read morecrazy busy it gets. My app wouldn't work so I had to order at the counter. The food is decent but the meatballs are spicy,

Absolute must-visit at Epic Universe! The decor alone is so cool and you can always just walk in…read moreand sit down without ordering anything. If you do order, the Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl was surprisingly very good for theme park food. And it's so so cute! The ? Block Tiramisu dessert wasn't as good but I'm glad I still got it for the photos. Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl 10/10 ? Block Tiramisu 7/10

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!

I had heard a lot about the garlic roll at Burning Blade so I knew it was one of my "must do's"…read morewhile at EPIC Universe. The outside of this bar/snack location is really cool looking, especially when the blades ignite on fire. Upon entering, it is pretty dark and does seem like a place where ne'er-do-wells may lurk. As with most places at EPIC, it can be confusing on how to order. Do I go up to the bartender? Do I use mobile order? Apparently at the tavern, the answer can be "both". The bartender was very helpful and took my drink order and then told me to mobile order any food and pick it up at the window outside. He was funny, too, and gave the history of the Monocane mocktail I ordered. I then placed a mobile order for the Hunter's Garlic Stake. It was ready quickly and then my husband and I stood by the windmill table in the center of the tavern. I do wish there was more seating as our legs were tired after standing and walking all day. The Monocane comes in a fun plastic chemistry beaker and contains pineapple syrup, blue raspberry syrup, passion fruit syrup, Sprite and emerald prism powder. I think my first mistake was seeing the fruit flavors and thinking "juice" instead of syrup. Because while the drink looked really good - a swirling green color - it did not taste good to me at all. It was super sweet (from all the syrups) and tasted a bit fake/wrong as well (I'm sure from the multiple syrups). I tried to suck it down but I could only take several sips before I had to stop. Luckily, because it was so hot out, the bartenders had a whole bunch of iced water cups so we took those. The Garlic Stake however... that was amazing! Crunchy and loaded with garlic, and so yummy. I didn't even think it needed the accompanying garlic sauce. I pretty much ate the whole thing myself, it was so good.

I have a couple of favorite restaurants in Disney parks and this is one of them. Partly is the…read morenostalgia of eating here with my children when they were younger, but I really do enjoy the food and the 1950s vibe is unparalleled. The servers are also the entertainment, not discounting the TVs all around the place showing black-and-white old TV shows, and my favorite, Dan, always seems to be there. Now when I say favorite, he is the current favorite. That does change around. But I love the ones that interact heavily with the crowd, including the tables they are not waiting on. That shows the dedication to the work and a genuine interest in the performance environment of the restaurant. But don't discount the food. It is darn good. I have had it all. And I love it all. The pot roast is amazing. The salmon is delicious. I would get the onion rings every time if they didn't leave me with the heartburn, I always get from onion rings. But what I really love there is aunt Liz's fried chicken. A huge portion of moist and delicious chicken cooked perfectly with a delightful breading that simply can't be beat. I love it. I get it almost every time along with a shake. I love the chocolate. I love the peanut butter and jelly. I pretty much alternate those two. Desserts are great and I've had them a couple of times but I'm usually too full for dessert unless there's a few people there who wanna split them. They have a nice bar, but not being an avid alcohol drinker I have not partaken. This is on our must stop list when we are at Disney and visiting Hollywood Studios. It should be on yours too.

I decided to give this place a try to get the fantasmic package…read more You get an entree, dessert, and non alcoholic drink for about 70 bucks a person (July 2026) I got the ravioli and it was ok, did the job but nothing to write home about. The place is dark, by design, so prepare for that. Really cool environment where you sit in a 50s style car. The food is ok, you can get better food at other locations with the fantastic package. The service was average for Disney sit down restaurants.

4-/3+ Made a 3:45…read morereservations, but due to traffic and bad weather, we didn't get there until 4:15. The 1 extra star is because of the accommodations. The food was ok. You pay $77 for a 3 meal course. There were good selections for each of the categories and they start you off with a roll of baguette. I guess my thing is the lack of flavor and the so called, filet mignon, is not that cut and it was overcooked. The atmosphere is nice and you get to see the Beast every hour. They do allow you to take pictures in all 3 rooms.

My family and I had always wanted to try Be Our Guest, but the generally poor reviews and shared…read moresentiment that the experience had sharply declined in recent years kept us from coming here. While in Magic Kingdom over the weekend, we decided to try to find a last minute reservation for something close to where we were and BOG was the only thing available so we decided to give it a try. The castle itself and dining rooms are a bit "nicer" than what you get at many of the "character dining" restaurants- places that typically have a cafeteria like dining room but meet and greets with the characters. I think if evaluated on that point alone, BOG is better in the sense that it feels more on par with what you're paying, you're just not getting any one on one time with characters. We were seated in the west wing, which was cool because it was a much smaller dining room with dimmed lighting. We enjoyed watching the painting change every time it "thundered". The food was also a bit better than the buffet food, except my partner had a plate of greens accompanying his steak and with the current cyclospora outbreak, it felt risky, so he didn't eat that. The worst part of our meal was our waiter. I'm not sure what's been going on with the waiters lately, but it feels like they always act so put out. We don't ask for anything outside of ordering our meal, and are always polite, so it feels super uncomfortable to have a server act like you're an imposition when you're simply just trying to enjoy an evening out. My husband has a severe dairy allergy but he hates to inconvenience anyone about it, so I asked if there were any dairy free options for the French onion soup, since WDW Is usually extremely accommodating with allergies, often having plant based alternatives for many dishes. The waiter, Wilson, replied that there was, and later when our food gets there, it's a bowl of French onion soup, minus the cheese. This would have been fine had he simply said, we can only do it without cheese. But to confirm there is a plant based alternative only for it to be half the item, was odd. My husband was like, it's okay, it's really good. I then try it, and say to him, it just tastes like normal French onion soup broth, and he's like, yeah, I know. At least he had a good attitude about it. For a meal that comes out to close to $300 for two adults, a toddler and a baby, who didn't order anything, you'd expect slightly better service.

We had breakfast there two days in a row and it was outstanding! Love the atmosphere and the food…read more We can't wait to come back.

I must admit the Fish and Chips were pretty darn good! Crispy on the outside and juicy on the…read moreinside! We also tried the Beef, Lamb and Guiness Stew and that was delicious as well. You order from the QR code on the table and they bring the food to your table which was fairly quick. The coolest part of it all was like your dining in the Harry Potter's the Great Hall. Happy tummy!