Epic Universe Food and Drink General Discussion

[maxairmike]

The mango bread at Oak & Star is my favorite item in the entire park so far (admittedly haven’t eaten at many of the locations yet), although the burger I had at Meteor this last visit was way better than I expected for an in-park burger. I wish we could get that level of burger across the resort’s quick service locations, though I know that’s likely not possible at the volume and speed places like Mel’s and Richter’s need to put out food.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

The mango bread at Oak & Star is my favorite item in the entire park so far (admittedly haven’t eaten at many of the locations yet), although the burger I had at Meteor this last visit was way better than I expected for an in-park burger. I wish we could get that level of burger across the resort’s quick service locations, though I know that’s likely not possible at the volume and speed places like Mel’s and Richter’s need to put out food.

I didn't have any of it, but my wife got the burger at Das Stakehaus and she was shocked at how good it was for a theme park burger as well.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Epic food is expensive but you get what you pay for.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

Epic food is expensive but you get what you pay for.

Yeah, it's all a lot of $$$ but there was never a moment where I was disappointed that I spent the money.

 

[MAC]

Yeah, it's all a lot of $$$ but there was never a moment where I was disappointed that I spent the money.

Agreed. So much of the park feels like it's meant for adults, thus food options that are more filling and mature, less of the turkey legs variety (not that there is anything wrong with turkey legs). As a result, they can charge a higher price for the food with probably fairly strong margins.

In my mind, Epic is a more fun version of Epcot (and I say that loving Epcot and is my go to park at WDW).