Universal Orlando Resort Dining Guide

Genuine British pub food in the heart of Diagon Alley. The fish and chips are the star, but the Bangers and Mash and Fisherman's Pie are just as good. One of the better quick-service restaurants at any Universal park.

Unique ice cream flavors inspired by the Wizarding World - Butterbeer, Earl Grey Lavender, Sticky Toffee Pudding, and more. The Butterbeer flavor is the bestseller. Served in waffle cones.

The same massive Simpsons-iconic pink donut as Hollywood - vanilla-glazed and large enough for 2-3 people. Available in pink, white, and chocolate frosted varieties.

A full Irish pub with shepherd's pie, fish and chips, and Scotch eggs. Live entertainment at the bar adds to the atmosphere. One of the better sit-down values at Universal Studios Florida.

Universal's annual celebration features food booths with Cajun, Creole, and international flavors. The beignets are a must-try. Included with regular park admission - no upcharge.

Burgers, chicken sandwiches, and salads near the San Francisco waterfront. The burgers are above average for theme park fare, and the restaurant has plenty of indoor seating.

A sit-down seafood restaurant on the San Francisco waterfront with views of the lagoon. The fish tacos, fried shrimp, and New England clam chowder are all solid. One of the more overlooked table-service restaurants at USF because it doesn't have IP theming.

A food-court-style spot with multiple counters serving tacos, Asian bowls, pizza, and American classics. Tons of seating and variety. Good for groups where everyone wants something different.

A Despicable Me-themed restaurant with a playful interior and a menu featuring burgers, chicken, and Brazilian-inspired dishes. The banana pudding is the signature dessert (because Minions). The Churrasco Steak platter is the strongest savory option.

Noodle bowls and steamed dumplings served in a restaurant themed after Mr. Ping's noodle shop from Kung Fu Panda. The Szechuan Noodle Bowl and pork dumplings are the standouts. Solid Asian-inspired quick service with a lot of personality.

A bright green frozen smoothie blending lime, green apple, and mint. Looks like swamp water, tastes like a refreshing citrus freeze. Kids love the color, adults love the flavor.

Personal pizzas and chicken tenders in a family-friendly spot near the E.T. ride. Nothing groundbreaking, but the pizzas are fresh and the prices are reasonable for a theme park. Good for families with picky eaters.

Towering, over-the-top milkshakes that are basically a full dessert. Served in a steampunk chocolate factory with genuinely solid savory food too. A social media staple for good reason.

A croissant-waffle hybrid available sweet (cookies and cream with whipped cream and chocolate) or savory (pizza with marinara, mozzarella, and pepperoni). A newer menu addition that's quickly become a fan favorite.

An underrated sit-down option right at the park entrance. The menu spans cuisines - pad thai, fajitas, burgers, wood-fired pizza. The food is above average and the air conditioning is welcome.

Classic American diner fare - burgers, chicken tenders, and milkshakes - in a Marvel-themed setting. The food is standard but portions are generous, and the indoor seating is a welcome break.

Named after the towering sandwiches from the Blondie comic strip. Deli-style subs that are significantly better than you'd expect from a theme park sandwich shop. The turkey and roast beef subs are the most popular.

A food-court-style restaurant with four counters serving Chinese, pizza, burgers, and fish. Covered seating with comic strip murals everywhere. Good for groups where everyone wants something different.

Tropical-flavored shaved ice in a themed souvenir cup. Refreshing on hot Florida days. The mango and passion fruit flavors are the best picks.

Rotisserie chicken and smoked turkey legs with a view of the Jurassic World VelociCoaster launch. The outdoor seating overlooks the lagoon and the ride's zero-G roll. One of the best views from any restaurant in the park.

The original theme park Butterbeer that started it all when Hogsmeade opened in 2010. Available in cold, frozen, and hot (seasonal) varieties. The frozen version is the most popular in Florida's heat.

A full rotisserie chicken platter with corn on the cob and roasted potatoes. Generous portions in a stunning Great Hall-inspired dining room. The fish and chips are equally solid.

Multiple-time winner of "Best Theme Park Restaurant in the World." Mediterranean, Asian, and American fusion served inside a stunning cave and grotto interior with lagoon views. The Beef Loin Medallions and Sea Scallop Risotto are standouts.

The famous green eggs and ham served as a breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun. Yes, the eggs are actually green (colored with pesto). A fun novelty that kids love and the food is surprisingly decent.

A large quick-service spot themed like a Seussian circus tent with pasta, pizza, fried chicken, and burgers. The fried chicken platter is the best pick. The dining area has huge Seuss character sculptures hanging from the ceiling.

A grab-and-go spot near the park entrance with pastries, coffee, fresh fruit, and quick snacks. The croissants and muffins are solid for a quick breakfast on the way in. Also carries bottled drinks and packaged snacks.

A steampunk-themed pizza spot serving pies on a distinctive purple ube crust. The Pizza Lunare features roasted garlic bechamel, ricotta, pancetta, and garlic confit. The ube adds a subtle sweetness that complements the savory toppings.

Fine dining themed like a Victorian aquarium with brass fixtures and glowing fish tanks. The Sea Bass with lemongrass broth is a standout. One of only two true fine dining experiences at Universal Orlando.

Crispy fried jalapeno pimento cheddar bites with sriracha ranch dipping sauce, served inside a Frankenstein-themed tavern. Multiple reviewers describe them as addictive.

A walk-up window serving sausages and grilled meats with a monster-hunting theme. The smoked sausage with sauerkraut and mustard is the go-to. Quick, filling, and fits the gothic atmosphere.

Creamy mac and cheese in a crunchy handheld cone, available in multiple flavors. The PB&J version (Pork, Bacon, and Jam - BBQ harissa pulled pork with peanut bacon jam) is the standout.

A massive roasted turkey drumstick seasoned with Viking-inspired spices. Hearty and satisfying, and it fits the Isle of Berk atmosphere perfectly. The Spit Fyre Grill also has solid burgers and chicken.

The most immersive themed restaurant at Epic Universe, set inside a Mario-universe kitchen run by Toad. The menu features creative dishes like the Piranha Plant Caprese, Fire Flower Spaghetti, and the show-stopping Question Block Tiramisu that you tap to reveal. Every detail is pulled from the games.

A candy and snack shop with Mario-themed treats - Star cookies, mushroom cakes, and themed popcorn buckets. The Super Mushroom popcorn bucket is the collector's item.

The most viral food item at Epic Universe. A crepe filled with shortbread cookie butter, Bavarian cream, and Butterbeer cream, topped with strawberries, drizzle, and a shortbread cookie. A sweet, decadent evolution of the classic Butterbeer experience.

Butterscotch and cream soda flavored ice cream served in a waffle cone. A cooler, more portable version of the Butterbeer experience. Rich and creamy.