I’m rounding up 11 of my favorite dishes and beverages throughout Universal Orlando. Elizabeth Blasi I’ve visited Universal over 100 times, and there are lots of delicious things to eat and drink. The turkey legs in Jurassic Park and the treats at Voodoo Doughnut are some of my favorite eats.
The Fishy Green Ale at the Leaky Cauldron in Diagon Alley is perfect for sharing with a friend. The homemade tarts at Today Café are a must-try. Homemade tart at Universal Orlando.
Elizabeth BlasiAs soon as you enter Universal Studios, you’ll pass by the Today Café on your right-hand side. Although you may want to head right to your first ride, it’s worth a stop to try the homemade tarts with fresh jam and puff pastry. They’ll put your toaster to shame.
Try the chicken-and-waffles sandwich at Cletus’ Chicken Shack in Simpsons Land. Chicken-and-waffle sandwich at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiOur household loves “The Simpsons” — I personally resonate with Marge — so exploring Simpsons Land is necessary.
If you’re looking to bring back nostalgic vibes from the show, head into Cletus’ Chicken Shack for the sweet and savory chicken-and-waffles sandwich. Visit Duff Brewery in Simpsons Land for a refreshing beer. Duff beer at Universal Orlando.
Elizabeth BlasiNear Cletus’ Chicken Shack is another iconic spot from the show: Duff Brewery. Crisp, refreshing, and smooth, the beer here is my favorite in the whole park. But if you’re looking for a nonalcoholic drink and are feeling adventurous, you can head across the way to Moe’s Tavern for a Flaming Moe.
Fishy Green Ale is the perfect beverage to share with a friend. Fishy Green Ale at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiThe nonalcoholic Fishy Green Ale at the Leaky Cauldron in Diagon Alley is like a cross between cream soda and boba.
It’s sweet and refreshing on a hot Florida day. If you’re in a group, I recommend sharing one. Although it’s delicious, the sweetness can make it hard to finish alone.
Every Who in Whoville must have a can of Who Hash. Who Hash at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiAfter crossing the bridge into Seuss Landing, take a left, and you’ll come across the Green Eggs and Ham Cafe.
Although it’s often overlooked because of its location at the front of the section, it’s a must-visit for some Who Hash. It’s deliciously crafted with corned beef, scallions, onions, and white-cheese sauce over a bed of tots. The menu also includes a variety of loaded tots.
Kick back, relax, and enjoy a cold glass of Butterbeer. Butterbeer cart at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiYou can enjoy Butterbeer in Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter in various ways.
The nonalcoholic drink is served chilled, hot, or frozen throughout the Wizarding World sections. But you can also try it as fudge, potted cream, or even ice cream at some of the specialty shops in Diagon Alley and Hogsmede. Mythos elevates grilled cheese and tomato soup to a whole new level.
Mythos restaurant at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiFans have named Mythos one of the best theme-park restaurants, and I don’t think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. My favorite item, though, is the grilled cheese and tomato soup.
It may sound basic, but the dish is upgraded with crispy pork belly and homemade chips. The giant turkey legs in Jurassic Park are perfect for a hefty appetite. Turkey leg at Universal Orlando.
Elizabeth BlasiThere’s nothing more delicious than enjoying a giant turkey leg amid dinosaurs at Thunder Falls Terrace. Smoked and full of flavor, each turkey leg is great for sharing or eating solo. Enjoy some fluffy bao buns at Bend the Bao.
Bao buns at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiTucked away on the second level of the CityWalk, near the main entrance, is Bend the Bao. With an Asian-fusion-inspired menu and the fluffiest buns, you can’t go wrong with any of the offerings, including kimchi fried chicken, pork belly, duck, beef brisket, shrimp, and crab cakes.
There are also some vegetarian options. Voodoo Doughnut is worth the wait. Voodoo Doughnuts at Universal Orlando.
Elizabeth BlasiYou may have to wait in a long line, but Voodoo Doughnut is worth it. They’re the cheapest and best doughnuts on Universal property. My go-to flavors are Voodoo Doll and Portland cream, but there are up to 33 options to choose from.
Stop by Pat O’Brien’s on the CityWalk for a delicious bowl of shrimp and grits. Shrimp and grits at Universal Orlando. Elizabeth BlasiPat O’Brien’s Bourbon Street-inspired restaurant transports your five senses to New Orleans, especially with its shrimp-and-grits plate.
Every bite is better than the last, with Cajun shrimp, andouille sausage, and smoked-cheddar grits. Pair your dish with a hurricane cocktail and request Billy Joel on the piano for an unforgettable experience. Read the original article on Insider.
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