Where to eat at Universal Orlando including menus...UPDATED REGULARLY

[DryCreek]

OK, we have committed for the meal deal during our stay (already purchased, pickup at will call in RPH on arrival).

I understand that I am allowed one entree' and one dessert each trip through the line. In the picture of the Monsters Cafe menu, I noticed the section labeled as Soups, Salads, and Sides they listed a Fresh Fruit Plate at $7.29. Would this be available to us on the Meal Deal plan (as an entree')?

 

[ks13]

OK, this will probably sound like a strange question - but does anyone know if zephyrhills is still the bottled water available in the parks, and if so is there any place you can find something else?

My DS drinks water, a lot of water. Won't touch anything carbonated at all. For some reason, though, he really hated the taste of the zephyrhills water we bought in IOA back in 2011. I honestly don't remember if we bought any water when we went to US that trip as the kids were cranky and I think we only stayed for maybe an hour. He disliked that brand of water so much that he still talks about it now, 2 years later, and is wondering if that is still what they have.

Weird kid, huh?

yes they still serve zhills water at last count. I know because I prefer it over nasty pepsi or coke brand bottle water lol.

 

[redoschi]

Bubba gump - is it worth it?

We did it a couple of weeks ago and everything was great!
We had the Shrimper's Heaven and Forrest's Seafood Feast and shared both in a party of 4.

The service was also pretty good, but we were there in a Tuesday and having an early lunch so can't say anything about it during weekend evenings!

 

[damo]

OK, we have committed for the meal deal during our stay (already purchased, pickup at will call in RPH on arrival).

I understand that I am allowed one entree' and one dessert each trip through the line. In the picture of the Monsters Cafe menu, I noticed the section labeled as Soups, Salads, and Sides they listed a Fresh Fruit Plate at $7.29. Would this be available to us on the Meal Deal plan (as an entree')?

There are a few people who regularly get the meal deal plan who are away from the boards right now. Might take a bit to get an accurate response.

You used to be able to get the fruit platter as part of the meal deal at International Food Festival before it closed down to be remade into a Simpsons restaurant. Perhaps it will be the same way at Monsters.

 

[DryCreek]

There are a few people who regularly get the meal deal plan who are away from the boards right now. Might take a bit to get an accurate response.

You used to be able to get the fruit platter as part of the meal deal at International Food Festival before it closed down to be remade into a Simpsons restaurant. Perhaps it will be the same way at Monsters.

Thanks, I hope you're right - I can eat my weight in fruit platters and plain salads!

 

[dsmom]

not sure if monster's cafe is still open? we were there in december and had

the meal deal and I got the fruit platter as an entree. it was very good.

 

[Orreed]

not sure if monster's cafe is still open? we were there in december and had

the meal deal and I got the fruit platter as an entree. it was very good.

We sat on a bench near Monster's on January 31st and it looked opened!

 

[xApril]

Since International Food and Film closed, Monsters Cafe is always open now.

 

[BurleyGirl]

Anybody know if they are still doing this with your Universal ticket? Universal's RPH site still shows it, but when you click on the link it shows a expiration date of 12/31/12. Anybody recently been? We'll be eating there in a few weeks...

 

[DryCreek]

not sure if monster's cafe is still open? we were there in december and had

the meal deal and I got the fruit platter as an entree. it was very good.

Well, I certainly hope it's the same. I love fruit trays and salads.

 

[scrappinggirl]

Is it worth getting the meal plan in Universal? We r going for 3 days and was thinking about getting the meal plan for 2 and not the third because we want to go do the Harry Potter thing.

 

[damo]

Is it worth getting the meal plan in Universal? We r going for 3 days and was thinking about getting the meal plan for 2 and not the third because we want to go do the Harry Potter thing.

The meal plan is very limited. There are three counter serve restaurants in each park that you are allowed to eat from and they have entrees that you are allowed to order. Breakfast is not included.

What you need to do is check out the entree menus from those restaurants (they are all on the first page of this thread) and see if that will do you. I would only get it for one day to start and then decide from there if you like it.

It doesn't include any of the Citywalk restaurants or any sit down restaurants in the parks.

https://www.universalorlando.com/Restaurants/Meal-Deal-Information.aspx

 

[scrappinggirl]

The meal plan is very limited. There are three counter serve restaurants in each park that you are allowed to eat from and they have entrees that you are allowed to order. Breakfast is not included.

What you need to do is check out the entree menus from those restaurants (they are all on the first page of this thread) and see if that will do you. I would only get it for one day to start and then decide from there if you like it.

It doesn't include any of the Citywalk restaurants or any sit down restaurants in the parks.

https://www.universalorlando.com/Restaurants/Meal-Deal-Information.aspx

Thank you ~ is the food good from those places? We figured we'd do quick stuff so we have more time for the rides and such and then do a sit down thing at Harry Potter.

 

[TheAviator]

They are basic fast food, not bad for fast food, but think wendys or mcdonalds more or less, although they are probably better than mcdonalds, but basic burger places. I personally wouldn't recommend it, but as for me a big part of visiting Universal is eating at the nice restaurants such as Mythos, awesome place, that is a big part of it for me. And there are many more top notch restaurants at Universal. Universal has probably the best sit down restaurants for any theme park, unless you are on a super tight budget I would highly recommend checking out the nice restaurants.

 

[damo]

They are basic fast food, not bad for fast food, but think wendys or mcdonalds more or less, although they are probably better than mcdonalds, but basic burger places. I personally wouldn't recommend it, but as for me a big part of visiting Universal is eating at the nice restaurants such as Mythos, awesome place, that is a big part of it for me. And there are many more top notch restaurants at Universal. Universal has probably the best sit down restaurants for any theme park, unless you are on a super tight budget I would highly recommend checking out the nice restaurants.

I agree. There are better counter service restaurants than the ones offered. Places like Three Broomsticks, Thunder Falls Terrace and Boulangerie are very good and aren't offered. Nothing wrong with trying it for a day though. The stuff you like might be very good!

 

[CMac72]

I'm planning a trip for May for a family of 4 and wanted to get feedback on whether the Meal Deal was a good value or not. There's me, my wife, son age 12, and daughter age 9. Depending on the size of the kids meals, we may purchase an adult Deal for my daughter.

Any thoughts? Suggestions?

 

[damo]

We are just discussing it is the food sticky...check the last page of this thread...

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2681315

 

[Metro West]

Let's merge this thread with the sticky go we can keep the meal deal discussion going.

 

[marlaine8]

Is it necessary to make reservations at the restaurants in September? We're going the second week of Sept. and thinking of going to a restaurant inside of Portofino Hotel (where we're staying) on a Thursday night and a restaurant in CityWalk on Friday. Am I reading that right that by showing your hotel key you get seated quicker if you don't have a reservation?

 

[macraven]

going after labor day weekend will be a slow time in the parks.


if you have 6 or more in your group, you might want to think about ressies for city walk.

your hotel key will give you priority for any waits at some of the restaurants in CW.


you won't have a worry eating at pbh without a ressie for the weekday.