three broomsticks

little bump up from traditional theme park food.. this place was so much better than normal theme park food. the pasties were a bit salty, but the pastry dough helped balance that out. would order them again. the butterbeer is like a cream soda float.greatflavor. chicken was super moist. they find seats for you so you aren't searching for 10 minutes after getting your food. will hit this place again.

great food, especially for a theme park. our family of 4 had the roasted chicken, two of us had the chicken and ribs and the turkey leg. so much food! you could probably share a meal with your smaller children. the potatoes that come with the meals were a highlight, the corn was crisp, but all food was good. i think the ribs were the least well liked. we of course had the frozen butter beer as well. yummy! and all in agreatatmosphere. inside was right out of he harry potter movies and outside was a beautiful water-side shaded area. this place is an oasis away from the rush of the busy park.

my fiance and i went here about a year ago. the food was average. i was honestly expecting more from this place, but i was disappointed.  i had the cornish pastries and i was still hungry after my meal, my fiance had the smoked turkey leg.  both dishes were alright, but you can get this anywhere else and probably for much less money!!  the place looked amazing though!!!!  it was straight out of the harry potter books!!!!  make sure to grab a cup (even if you ask for water you get a little plastic harry potter cup), they makegreatsouvenirs!

with two kids who are obsessed with harry potter, we had to hit the brand new wizarding world of harry potter at universal this past summer. it was a wonder for the kids to see one of their favorite stories come to life. they have done agreatjob of hogwarts but i found everything was made a little too small – i think they grossly underestimated the popularity of this world. in any case here are some of the food spots we hit whilst at harry potter world.
well you have to try it. it’s pretty yummy! you can get the frozen version or just the regular chilled one. they come is special commemorative mugs for a cost or just plain plastic cups.

if you want to skip lines, thegreattime to drop by is 1-2 hrs before closing (they close at 7pm). food is fast, but not great. my order: cornish pasties. their fish and chips is cod, something i'm allergic to. order something else, i guess. the ambience is amazing, though. but if i were to compare which theme restaurant has better ambience and food, i'd say the green dragon at hobbiton, new zealand, would easily top my list.

great stop for lunch. food and drinks good.greatatmosphere. very well run and organized, so we were able to eat and be seated promptly on a busy day (party of 8).

the prices were wysiwyg for the most part. i paid eleven shillings for a half chicken with cottage potatoes and a corn on the cob. the vegetables were a trite icy for my liking, however the plate was agreatvalue for this strange land.

traditional english breakfast . . .. it was interesting to have something different for breakfast . . . the traditional english breakfast. i can't really say the food was of anygreatquality, but it was sufficient. the blood pudding was a little dry and tasteless, the bacon (which looked like ham) was pretty fatty, and the eggs seemed to be highly processed scrambled style, but the ambiance made up for the food, just because it was fun to be eating in an english pub in the village of hosmeade. i wished we would've come back for lunch . . . seems like maybe the lunch food seems to be of a better quality. if i ever come back, i'll try the fish & chips.

excellent theme park food at a reasonable cost. the manager told me that all of the food is made from scratch daily and it is delicious. if you have a large party, order thegreatfeast which is a large portion of roasted chicken, ribs, potatoes and steamed veggies, very flavorful. if you have never had the butterbeer, it is non-alcoholic, you should try it at least once. frozen is my favorite but it also server at room temperature.

three broomsticks. i was a bit skeptical to eat here because its theme park food which usually isn’t thatgreatbut after having the sheppard’s pie and garden salad it changed my mind. it was really good. don’t forget to have it with a butter beer :)

what a blast. eating in amusement parks can be iffy. the parks in orlando do a pretty good job overall, but you still have to forgive a good bit if you eat in the "faster" type of eateries available.

enter the three broomsticks and hog's head tavern.

eating here would be worth it just to take in the detail that lets you immerse yourself in the world of harry potter. the place is wonderful and full of atmosphere. the tap room at the hog's head end has several draft beers available including guinness, boddington's, strongbow cider and their own hog's head brew (think killian's irish red).

my kids are hp freaks and agreatfeast with butterbeers all around was something this dad wouldn't have missed. the butter beer is unique and shouldn't be missed. i found it too sweet to have with dinner, but the kids loved it. now, we get to the food.

the feast comes served for four and each person has a 1/4 roasted chicken, a small rack of ribs (4 bones), roasted potatoes and peppers, broccoli, and an ear of corn with the shuck pulled back. extra servings are about $12.50 per person.

this food really surprised me. other than needing a little salt, it was very tasty and could have been served outside the park in a successful restaurant. again, a big part of this place is the atmosphere, but the food plays along well with your imagination.

the service was good and i was amazed at how many people they are able to accommodate in an hour. makes mcd's look like a cake walk.

plan to eat here with or without kids. immerse yourself and have a good time.

three broomsticks was where we went to get our fix of butter beer and some food. the frozen butter beer was excellent! the top of it really makes it good and it's packs a sweet punch. i would probably get a water on the side next time. the turkey leg i got wasgreat(though i would have liked some bbq sauce with it...) and the fries were good. the restaurant itself is more of a order and take your tray kind of place. it's decorated nice plenty of harry potter influences inside and employees were helpful.