Thomas is absolutely amazing bartender!! He worked at Bubba Gumps after a decade and I'm so happy…read morewe found him here! He is one of my favorite bartenders of all time! You must come and order his Boozy Root beer float! My husband hates root beer and he was ready to order another one! My husband and I were going to order off the happy hour snack menu, but I wasn't so sure about the Tuna tostadas so we ordered the Crispy Chicken Cobb Salad with honey mustard off the standard menu ! They didn't add a split charge which was so nice!!!!! And I got mine with no tomatoes!!! Awesome salad I can't imagine eating it whole! Perfect size for sharing!!! The hot fudge ice cream sundae was better than Ghirardelli Square! Save room and order it!!! You will not be disappointed!!! If you're at the bar for happy hour! Please tell Thomas, Diane from Reno says "a big hello"!! I wish I had this restaurant in Reno, NV! Stop scrolling for another restaurant on the walk and just go in!!!

Good service and great food! The happy hour menu was awesome and at a good price…read more The sliders were amazing and martinis were absolutely delicious! If in the area visiting city walk i recommend this place.

The line was long. It's located in the lower lot between the Jurassic park ride and the mummy ride…read more It gets hot in the lower lot so this was a refreshing snack. Friendly service. I tried the Princess Peach flavored soda had peach flavored popping pearls on the bottom with cream soda and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I enjoyed the drink! They had cute collectible drink carriers for $20 and popcorn holders for $39.99

I was a bit apprehensive when we first arrived due to the lack of Yelp reviews. However, I was…read morepleasantly surprised. We arrived around 2:30 on a Sunday. There was a 20 min wait for a party of 5. We sat outside on the patio. We were immediately greeted by our waitress Karla. She was great! Brought us water immediately, very knowledgeable about the menu, attentive and very sweet. As for the food, I was very pleasantly surprised. We ordered the Artisan Pretzel. It was absolutely delicious. Perfectly salted and buttered. It was really fresh and perfect sharing size. We also ordered the signature patty melt. It was also really good. The burger patty was very well seasoned. Just the right amount of cheese. It comes with white bread rather than the usual rye bread, which I didn't mind. The fries are not that spectacular but the rest of the food made up for it. We also got the cup of chili. Again, delicious. The chili is thick and very flavorful. Probably my favorite chili. Lastly, we got the kids mac-n-cheese and chicken tenders. Both, although fresh, were quite average. Nevertheless, I would definitely come back. I suspect they get quite busy on game nights and weekends. Parking here sorta sucks because it's expensive. Cheapest place to park is at the subway station but be prepared to walk uphill and/or take tram. Alternatively, you can pay $30 for general parking, which is good if you're parking for the entire day. If you're only going for several hours, you're better off doing valet parking for $25. If you go to a sit down restaurant (not fast food), and this restaurant qualifies as a sit down, valet parking is reduced to $10 for 2.5 hours or $15 for 3.5 hours.

We stopped in on our way out of universal studios. It was pouring rain and super cold so we decided…read moreto stop in to dry off and get some lunch. The staff was all wonderful. Our waiter was great. He explained what they had that was good for celiac (gluten free) and what beers are good. All of our food was delicious! We had a a flight of beer. We sat at a ham table so we played foosball while we ate. We got to dry off, get warm, fill our bellies with good food (with GREAT service), enjoy some beer and keep the kiddos entertained all at the same time. After a horrible (weather wise) morning at universal and leaving way to early because of it this was a exactly what we needed.

They ran out of the Super mushroom calzone item so we picked up a Fire Flower Pretzel and a Super…read moreMushroom fizz drink. The pretzel was really good and came with 3 dips, mustard, nacho and a white cheese dip. I was so hungry and forgot to take a photo but it was well worth it. The white cheese dip was my fav. The pretzel was in a cool fire flower shape and easy to pull apart for dipping. The drink was like a cherry 7up with boba. Refreshing and sweet.

A nice quick service spot on the upper lot of Universal studios Hollywood! Overall, I can't…read morecomplain. There's a small menu offering a handful of snacks & specialty beverages. My best friend and I sampled the 1-Up Mushroom Calzone, it was too cute! It was also tasty, filled with cheese, mushrooms, bell pepper and spinach, an amazing vegetarian option. We also tried out the Galaxy Popcorn which was flavored like different types of fruits, it nice to take pics of & definitely fun, but a bit on the sweeter side so we didn't end up finishing it. It was a great pit stop to get some snacks! I'd recommend.

The customer service was good. The shop is small and narrow but they have a variety of different…read moreice cream options. I do wish they had some sort of exclusive store flavors or something more unique. I paid $11 for a regular milkshake that consisted of 3 scoops of ice cream of choice with milk. I don't think it's worth the price but it was still good regular milkshake.

If you're looking for a sweet treat that's sure to satisfy your cravings, you can't go wrong with a…read morevisit to Ben & Jerry's at Universal City Walk. Pretty sure this is the cutest Ben & Jerry's evaaaaaa. From the huge crashing car outside to the bright colors and lights, everything about this place screams Instagram-worthy. But it's not just the aesthetics that make this location worth the visit. The ice cream itself is top notch, as you would expect from Ben & Jerry's. The flavors are rich and creamy, with a wide variety of options to choose from. Whether you're in the mood for something classic like Chocolate Fudge Brownie, or you want to try something a little more adventurous like Phish Food, you won't be disappointed. Staff seems like they just toked a bit, but as someone who also enjoys a good puff, no qualms there. Super weird though - they had a sign up they were out of milkshakes. Whaaaaa, y'all are an ice cream shop! You need to have this! LOL. Grab a scoop of your favorite flavor and be sure to take a pic outside with that cool decor!

Love stopping here at Universal! Went with the fish and chips! The fish was flaky and the batter…read morewas delicious! The fries were large wedges that were super good! Washed it down with the Daisy beer , one of the lighter beers they offered and it was 10/10! One of my favorite spots for sure to stop at Universal! The inside of the restaurant serves up the perfect Harry Potter esque spot with decor that matches scenes from the movies! Staff was friendly as well, the bartender was super nice and offered a really solid recommendation. Only bummer is the que outside to wait and the que inside, so plan accordingly!

This place was a lot better than I expected it to be…read more First off, I am not an expert on Universal Studios restaurants in anyway, shape or form. While I've been to damn near every food spot in Disneyland, Three Broomsticks was the only place we ate at within the Universal park on our visit. I assumed it would just be more about the location and ambience, an extension of Harry Potter world where people could relive their favorite scenes from the movies. And yet, the food was actually pretty good. My wife and I split a plate of their Bangers and Mash. The sausages were well seasoned, cooked well with a nice crisp to the casings. The mashed potatoes tasted and felt fresh, as opposed to something that came from a boxed or bagged mix. And the veggies were delicious, from the light char on the tomatoes, to the sweetness of the grilled onions, to the fresh crispness to the peas. All topped off with a nice, thick, and salty gravy. The real star of our visit here, however, was the warm-served Butterbeer. Sweet, salty, and frothy, it was a pretty extreme treat on multiple levels. It was kind of like drinking a cup of butterscotch pudding before it has had a chance to cool and set. More than anything else we had, I come back to wanting this closer to home. Then there's the decor. The servers and cooks are all in costume, though most don't really try to stay in or even have a character. But, the restaurant itself is decked out in thick wooden beams, wrought iron railing, stone framework, wispy lighting meant to mimic candlelight, and various bits of farming tools and hunting trophies to complete the imagery of how the Three Broomsticks is described in books. And to give it that true Potter-verse feel, there are hanging gangways and stairs that seem to lead nowhere to give that extra level of whimsy and ... well, magic. And it really does work. If and when we ever come back to Universal, this is definitely a place we'd be happy to eat at again.

That burger was so darn good. Very melty and savory. Love the use of cheese. Well done, Mr. Beast.read more

My son, a thirteeen year old, and thus the marketing demographic for MrBeast Burger has been…read morerequesting we order from here for a while. We had to wait until my gluten-free wife had other plans for the evening as they don't offer a gluten-free bun (and though I see some reviews indicating you can lettuce wrap, there is no way to actually order this on their website, app, or 3rd party delivery service menus.) It's an interesting concept, the creator clearly parlaying his success has a social media person into getting his troves of fans to purchase his brand of burgers. I mean you can get a burger anywhere which is just as good, but if you're a fan, it must be MrBeast. First off, 1 star down to any restaurant that either doesn't allow special instructions when you order from their website, or the third party delivery services, AND doesn't allow for sufficient customization. I mean take The Beast Style, for example. It comes with American Cheese, Pickles, Diced White Onion, Mayo, Ketchup, and brown mustard. They offer options to modify, and I can remove cheese and onions (if I wanted) but I can't remove ketchup, mustard, or Mayo. On the Chandler style which comes without these items, I can add them all or remove cheese. So if I wanted a Beast without Mayo I' need to order a Chandler and add all the things back and it ends up costing a few dollars more. That's weird. Why can I remove cheese and onions, but I can't remove the sauces? Again, 1 star off for not allowing special instructions or all the options customizable. Big kudos for offering Impossible Burgers. I'm a vegetarian so I fully appreciate being able to eat here at all because of this offering. I did get a Beast Style Impossible Burger, and then had to call the restaurant to ask them to not put mayonnaise on it. That was a bit of spy-work as there's not phone number and they're actually located within another restaurant (That's their virtual concept) so a lot of weird "Is this Mr. Beast Burger" when another restaurant answers. They were willing to remove the mayonnaise. Praise God. The burger was good. the flavor profile reminded me of what a basic McDonald's Hamburger tasted like...I mean it had the same ingredients so that was to be expected. It only came with 1 patty though...their menu says "Two Smashed crispy Impossible Patties..." Not sure if they were 2 super-thin patties that were just "smashed" together to make it seem like one...but it sure seemed like 1 patty and not like the picture. The fries arrived soggy...we get food delivery a lot and some restaurants know how to properly package items like fries so they arrive still warm and not soggy...others don't. Looks like MrBeast Burger might have some work to do on this, especially since they're a delivery only restaurant. There are many places, even here in the Santa Clarita Valley, where I can get a vegetarian burger, so if I'm going to break own to my teen's influencee preference and order from here again, I hope they start to allow more modifications, allow ordering of gluten-free options (ideally a bun) and figure out how to make french fries arrive at my house still crispy. Last question, MrBeast Burger...Is there a MrsBeast Burger??

For the only guy working the line during the busy spring break, I thank you. He moved the line as…read morefast as he could and with a smile. With so many people waiting to get a drink, this line was moving efficiently. Don't forget to tip the bartenders too! Some days these guys work it themselves with no help. I got a Duff Beer (always solid) along with a Flaming Moe for my daughter. Good to know the Flaming Moe is non-alcoholic which is perfect for the kiddos! The bartender did say you could buy a shot separately to put in it but would be more than the cost of the drink. I'll have to try that next time instead of the beer! This is my second favorite place for drinks at the park. Isla Nu-Bar near Jurassic Park is still number one in my book!

I loveeed this drink! I do have to say it can be a bit too sour though so I definitely recommend…read moreadding tajin or salt when they ask if you would like to add them.

Who doesn't feel like a kid again when you enter Universal Studios Hollywood! What a fantastic…read morecouple of days riding thrill rides and kid friendly rides. I love the park, they have many times when you can have your picture with characters and autograph your books. Many places to eat, even Starbucks! We had a Nathan's hot dog one day and a breakfast sandwich at Starbucks! We had a few beers, be prepared to pay almost double for everything! You can ask anyone for a cup of water which is complementary and it sure tasted good on a hot day! My favorite ride was Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey and Transformers!! You must see the Water World Show we saw it twice! It's so good!! The new fast and furious rollercoaster was up and running ...doing testing prior to show time in the summer of 2026! It looks like a good one! The cars go sideways on the track! You've got to love technology!! It's been over 20 years since I've been here! Some rides the same, but others were updated with the sign of the times! Mario Kart is Awesome!!

To be fair, I've been to Universal Orlando in the last few years and that park is just miles better…read morethan CA. We went on a Friday as a party of 6 with three adults and three kids. We had a disability access pass which takes planning to set up but is doable. Unlike Disney, the access pass is still a piece of cardstock you need to carry around (Knotts is similar) which can be a learning curve when the world (and Disney...) have all figured out the digital app experience way better. Our first ride at 9:45 was the Harry Potter castle and it only had a 5 min wait. My ongoing pet peeve with Universal is their locker system which is a time waster and added expense. We have figured out that using rider switch at some rides can help drop the irritating need for a locker but for this first ride we hadn't caught on to this notion yet. The ride is cool but the 3D swinging made all the adults a little nauseous (we should have had a more substantial breakfast but also aging can take a well balanced seasoned rider down a notch in parenthood). This ride does a great job of decor and entertainment in line but please turn the lights up; I'm not that old yet but coming into the dark from the sun is hard to adjust too and it's a trip hazard waiting to happen. We went on the Hippogryph (sp?) ride next and that was our first use of access pass so we did wand shopping while we waited. The ride is over before it begins. For a park with so few outdoor coasters I am sad to see how short this was. I imagine this park has just simply limited space to build rides so this one was built small (and as a quick ride) by comparison to its FL counterparts. We all walked away miffed that we had barely rode it before we were getting off! In brief: Mummy was a great ride; Transformers was cool; character sightings were cute; the water ride was a SOAKER and our front row people had a foot of water over their shoes effectively creating a dismal afternoon to slog through (and even one person had a poncho but pants and shoes were still watered through). Mario land was cute though the ride was confusing and unclear as a first go. Minions was cute. Lots of indoor 3D/4D (sensory) rides. Food is limited and meh. Park and spaces were clean. There's not quite enough seating, shade or water bottle fill stations. Staff were good: kind and helpful. Waterworld was missed because they don't run enough. Parking was a minimum $40 and then a walk. And Studio Tour was great: this is the belle of the Ball at this theme park! It's about an hour but it's worth it and a great way to sit and mellow out while learning about different movies and shows from history to present! And it has some cute surprise experiences! The park is kind of boring overall. Which is sad to say. I think the silver lining of that though is not feeling like you have to rush everywhere; it can be a more chill experience. But then we had a lot of down time waiting and there was not enough entertainment or distraction for the kids. We are curious to see how the new Fast and Furious ride pans out though as it was going through test runs while we were there and it is quite a deviation from their current experience offering!