In Park Lunches

[WendiDarling]

What sit down lunches are everyone's favorite? Our first trip was September - we didn't love the counter service experience for lunch. Where should we eat if we want to do a full service restaurant? In the parks? At City walk? We just got back from a week at Disney and found lunch adrs to be the best. Hoping to do the same thing at Universal in February, but we have no experience with restaurants. What 3 sit-down places do you find most convenient for lunch. Thanks for any advice!
(btw, staying at PBR and will be in the parks for 3 days.)

 

[Ross Kratter]

Mythos is a great option in the parks, but it's so easy to walk into CityWalk as well.

 

[condorthb]

Mythos is a great option in the parks, but it's so easy to walk into CityWalk as well.

Mythos was our favorite dining experience. The food was better then I expected and the price wasn’t overly theme parkish.

We had a reservation, but it appeared walk up was harder due to table spacing in restaurant.

 

[SquashBanana]

Toothsome Chocolate Emporium at City Walk was very good for dinner. Around 4 p.m. a walkup party of 11 was seated in about 30 minutes. The desserts are HUGE so I would highly recommend sharing. The Great Feast at 3 Broomsticks was very good as well and a good value at $61. It easily fed our family of 5 and the salads and vegetables were a refreshing change compared to the junk normally served at the parks. We spent less there than we did at Richter's Burgers and it was 10x better.

 

[WendiDarling]

Awesome suggestions, thank you. We did Toothsome for dinner in September and I enjoyed it. I also like that its closer to the parks than the other City walk restaurants so I felt like it would be a good lunch choice. We all got shakes and it was way too much. We will not be doing that again, lol.
Nothing at 3 Broomsticks appealed, but I didn't see the Great Feast. I'll take a look.
And Mythos was on our list! We actually were already able to make a reservation for that for lunch on our first park day.