Universal Studios Hollywood Dining Guide

The largest restaurant at Universal Hollywood, with a playful Minions theme. The menu has Brazilian-inspired dishes, burgers, and desserts. The banana pudding (naturally) is the dessert highlight, and the Churrasco Steak is the best entree.

Sweet and savory crepes made to order near the Studio Tour entrance. The Nutella banana crepe is the sweet pick, and the ham and cheese is the savory standout. Light, quick, and good for a late breakfast or afternoon snack.

Exclusive themed food tied to rotating IPs - past standouts include the Thousand Sunny Doughnut and Ten Shadows Churro. Each event night has its own menu with creative limited-edition items.

Burgers, chicken sandwiches, and salads near the Jurassic World ride. The burgers are solid and the portions are generous. Air-conditioned interior with dinosaur theming.

The signature Wizarding World beverage - a sweet butterscotch and shortbread cream soda with a frothy topping. The frozen version is the most popular. Available in regular, frozen, and hot (seasonal) varieties.

A flaky pastry filled with seasoned beef, potatoes, peas, onions, and carrots. Multiple reviewers call it the single best quick-service food item in the entire park. Hearty, savory, and perfectly portable.

Crispy beer-battered fish with thick-cut chips in a full English pub-style setting. The batter is light, the fish is properly cooked, and the Roast Chicken Platter is equally reliable.

A spiced apple-pumpkin drink that tastes nothing like pumpkin pie - it's lighter and more refreshing than you'd expect. Served cold from the bottle or on tap at Three Broomsticks.

Theme park burgers are usually an afterthought, but the Clogger Burger here is a legitimately good double cheeseburger. The Sideshow Bob Foot Long and Chicken & Waffle Sandwich are solid alternatives.

An enormous pink-glazed donut the size of about four regular ones, straight out of The Simpsons. The glaze is vanilla-flavored, not strawberry. Equal parts snack and photo op.

A non-alcoholic citrus soda with a dry-ice smoke effect that makes it look like a boiling cauldron. It's a spectacle drink - all about the presentation.

A fully themed Mario-universe restaurant with dishes designed to look like game elements. The Piranha Plant Caprese, Fire Flower Spaghetti, and Question Block Tiramisu are highlights. The theming is extraordinary.

A honey lemon soda with tropical boba pearls topped with mango-flavored Super Stars. Refreshing, not too sweet, and distinctly Nintendo in presentation.

Tropical cocktails and mocktails in a Jurassic World-themed outdoor bar. The non-alcoholic options are solid - try the frozen blue lemonade. A good spot to decompress after the ride.

Rotisserie chicken, ribs, pizza, and pasta served in a dining room decorated with props from the classic Universal monster films. Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolfman all make appearances in the decor. One of the bigger indoor dining options at USH.

Burgers, hot dogs, and chicken tenders in a Transformers-themed grab-and-go spot. The portions are generous and it's a quick fuel stop near the Transformers ride. Nothing fancy, but reliable.