Food at Universal

[Bakey]

Hey, We're doing a few days at universal when we go and i could do with knowing where's good for food that won't cost the earth. kids and hubby love chicken and i'd like a semi healthy option.

Were a family of 5 so cost is a big thing for us, were staying at CBR on disney so cant take our own food really.

Any ideas would be great.

Shelly x

[Deadlinesman]

Literally tonnes of options at City Walk, located just outside the main parks.

[sha9]

There's certainly lots of options, particularly QS places. It depends what you're looking for really.

[2littleboys]

There is a food court in City Walk, it has a Burger King and a Panda Express, there is also Bread Box which gets really good reviews for lovely fresh made sandwiches.

[Davy Crockett]

Look no further than the Orange Chicken at Panda Express, oh, or Coldstone Creamery, oh or Cinnabon, NBC Bar & Grill etc. Being serious, for 5 of you I could highly recommend Panda Express!

[sha9]

The Beverly Hills Boulangerie in Universal Studios does nice sandwiches. There are loads of places that do burgers, pizza, chicken nuggets etc.

[Vanillapod]

OH and DS always want to try Hot Dog Hall of Fame but we keep forgetting!
Looks quite good.

[sha9]

I pre-purchased the Hard Rock Cafe deal from Floridatix for our trip this year. It cost £17 and was a set menu but main course, drink and dessert (ice cream) and tip were all included. I hadn't been going to bother for next year as I didn't hint it saved us anything however tip being included and the current exchange rate has made me rethink and I've bought it again for next year. It's now £18 for adults (not sure about kids) but it's something that's prepaid.

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Originally Posted by Bakey

Hey, We're doing a few days at universal when we go and i could do with knowing where's good for food that won't cost the earth. kids and hubby love chicken and i'd like a semi healthy option.

Were a family of 5 so cost is a big thing for us, were staying at CBR on disney so cant take our own food really.

Any ideas would be great.

Shelly x

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It isn't something you really need to think too hard about in advance. There are places all over the parks and nothing is particularly expensive as I recall. I don't think you need to do much planning with Universal dining, it is not like the military operation that I currently have underway for my first Disney trip.

[Bakey]

Originally Posted by Bridgetx

It isn't something you really need to think too hard about in advance. There are places all over the parks and nothing is particularly expensive as I recall. I don't think you need to do much planning with Universal dining, it is not like the military operation that I currently have underway for my first Disney trip.

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I'm just thinking if i know of a few places i can go to that will be good food and not extortionate then i will be less anxious about it all, we have QSDP at disney and not too much spending so i need to plan everything.