10. Captain America Diner
Islands of Adventure
While you'll find burgers and chicken sandwiches on the menu, the view might be the best reason to stop and have a bite at Captain America's.
9. Thunder Falls Terrace
Islands of Adventure
Load up like a carnivore-asaurus on barbecue chicken, ribs, and burgers, then wash it all down in a drenching splash from the nearby Jurassic Park ride.
8. Bumblebee Man's Taco Truck
Universal Studios Florida
Moving beyond typical theme park fare, Bumblebee Man serves up carne asada, chicken, fish, and Korean beef tacos in Springfield USA.
7. Confisco Grille
Islands of Adventure
Mythos might get all the attention, but many Theme Park Insiders swear by Confisco Grille for its selection of salads, soups, sandwiches, and fajitas.
6. Fast Food Boulevard
Universal Studios Florida
If Universal's old motto was "Ride the Movies," Fast Food Boulevard allows you to "Eat the TV Show," by tasting for yourself some of the iconic foodstuff from The Simpsons, including Krusty Burgers and Flaming Moes.
5. The Three Broomsticks
Islands of Adventure
Hogsmeade Village's eatery transports you to the Wizarding World with favorites such as fish and chips, roasted chicken, and, of course, Butterbeer.
4. The Leaky Cauldron
Universal Studios Florida
Diagon Alley's eatery offers British pub favorites in a stunning room that recreates the local that bridged London and the Wizarding World. Try something from the drinks menu, such as Fishy Green Ale or Wizard's Brew.
3. Finnegan's Bar and Grill
Universal Studios Florida
For the Muggle pub experience, many Theme Park Insiders adore Finnegan's, a table-service restaurant that served much of the fare you'll find on The Leaky Cauldron's menu since long before Universal got the rights to a certain wizard.
2. Lombard's Seafood Grille
Universal Studios Florida
Universal Studios Florida's top table-service restaurant serves a variety of fried seafood, salads, burgers, and a lobster roll. You can get a reserved space to watch the park's evening lagoon show, Universal's Cinematic Spectacular, with a special dinner package.
1. Mythos Restaurant
Islands of Adventure
They love us. We love them. Mythos continues to impress for its value. Located inside an impressive cavern on the shore of the park's lagoon, Mythos serves salads, burgers, steak, fish, and a pasta and a risotto of the day on its seasonally changing menu.
What's your favorite thing to eat at the Universal Orlando Resort?
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However, I am very disappointed not to see some love on this list for my favorite counter-service place -- Monsters Cafe :-). I adore it simply for the decor alone -- it's a must-stop location for some rest and people-watching during HHN -- but the food's better than you'd think too.
Lets face it though, the only thing I really want to eat is Lard Lad donut's anyway! :-)
But Leaky Cauldron...I'm sure will drop down in the rankings...very overpriced and not as well done as Three Broomsticks.
It is my impression that Brits go for the food they are familiar with from home when in Orlando. This mainly consists of pubs. I can't say too much because if I was visiting Japan I would be heading to the nearest McDonalds I could find.
As mentioned above, I'm surprised Monsters Cafe didn't make the cut either. Great setting and theme, along with food that is a bit above fast food quality. I really enjoy watching the film clips while eating there too.
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