This place is delightful! If you need peace and quiet, eat out back and enjoy a view of the castle. If you want the full immersed experience, stay inside and enjoy John Williams music at its finest and incredible decor.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do get the hot butterbeer. Do not get the beef pasties. They are cheap, tasteless, and a waste of money. Not even authentic. Out of a frozen bag and the iceberg lettuce salad is lame.
Good quality for the price. The food was excellent for a park venue. We are very glad we stopped here.
Went here for a free breakfast we got with our vacation package. First of all, the reservation time was rubbish. We booked an 830 breakfast and couldn’t even get into the park until 9am even though we had early admission passes it’s only for the Island of Adventure side and not on the Universal side where the restaurant is located in Diagon Alley. After walking from one side to the other, talking to many employees who had no clue and then waiting in regular admission line we were told they don’t even start serving breakfast until 930! ??? So we wasted about 2 hours of our morning just trying to get here.
On the plus side, the breakfast food was delicious and our drinks were amazing! We got hot butter beer and pumpkin juice which were both fantastic. It’s super pricey but thankfully it was free for us. The whole vibe inside was great, very turn of the century Harry Potter!
Decent enough food at prices you'd expect in a theme park.
The atmosphere and theming are what's really worth it though. A nice spot to grab a bite to eat and some butter beer ice cream
$13.99 for fish and chips wouldn't be so bad if they'd give 4 pieces or more fries. Butter beer is good but $6.99. Great service but price is high for what it is. If you are here you already paid around $100.
This place was amazing! The food was top notch for park food and the service was amazing. We went through the line with a group of about 20 people, 5 with wheelchairs , and they were able to accommodate all of us no problem. Staff was very nice the whole time and made our lunch visit a pleasant experience.
Good option for breakfast if you are a first-timer to the wizarding world of harry potter. The ambiance is amazing!!! The food is good, but it is a bit too expensive to come everyday. It was $45 for two children's breakfast and one adult.
Butter beer is awesome! But remember to order the frozen version, the cold one isn't that good. The Hog's Head Brew is good but a little on the expensive side. The food is good specially because some of the dishes are representations of dishes that you read in the books and maybe you've never tried them.
The food selection at the Three Broomsticks is better than that of the Leaky Cauldron, I think. The food is pretty good, albeit overpriced (you're paying for the experience, after all), but the seating is a pain when it's busy and you're carrying around your tray. To be fair, you do get a lot of food, depending on what you order. (For example, the rotisserie chicken platter has a breast and a thigh, and can easily feed two people if you add in another side or two.) Unfortunately, the price of butterbeer has gone up, like, 30% since I was here last in 2014, so if you want to keep the cost of your lunch or dinner down, I recommend splitting your drink if you can. And/or treating it as both dessert and drink. It's certainly sweet enough! Enjoy!
We visited the Three Broomsticks a little before lunchtime and had a bit of a wait. I ordered the pasties and salada mistake. I also ordered the fizzy pumpkin juice another mistake. I did sample some other food from others in my party. The fish and chips were good and the tartar sauce was very good. I also thought the Butterbeer was pretty good.
My group had lots of allergies and the Chef Bashar came out and helped us order. They were very accommodating of my friends' gluten, dairy, nut, and bean allergies. They made a special batch of pancakes for her. It really completed the magical experience to a level we were not expected. This is not the first time we have experienced this level of service at the park, truly a dream.
We planned all meals after 2pm to avoid the rush. Expect a line to order, then a line to get your food - but it moves quickly and it's in the AC. We prechecked the menu online and knew exactly what we wanted: The Great Feast! Roasted chicken, bbq ribs, roasted red potatoes, veggies, corn on the cob and a huge full garden salad = $59.99! The staff was super accommodating about allergy questions and very quick with our food. It was easily the best meal of our entire trip, and we wished we could have taken some with us. Looks exactly like the films right down to the initials over the cauldron. Any family of 4+ should consider the feast - it's a great value.
Visited for lunch around 1.30. No que and pretty swift service. ( you order your meal at a till point, then collect and then found a table by the staff). We ordered the big feast for our family of 2 adults and 3 children and was perfect. The chicken and ribs were cooked to perfection, lots of veg and salad and perfect potatoes. I thought good value for $55 for all of us. When looking at some of the other food options I would say the feast is the way to go if there are 3 or more people.