Amanda Griego

Google review

Gluten free options available and delicious

Vanessa D

Google review

Getting Food at the Three Broomsticks can take a bit of time as it's extremely popular. "The Great Feast" is a fantastic option if you have 4-6 people to share it with. The food is an excellent deal (compared to several other dining options in the park) and there are several gluten free options here. The Shepherd's Pie (both a regular and a vegan option) is gluten free, as is the Roast Chicken Platter, Spare Ribs Platter, and The Great Feast. My husband got the Banger's and Mash ($17), which he really enjoyed. I got the Spare Ribs Platter ($20) - which on a future visit we could probably split. It was a half rack of ribs, excellently seasoned potatoes, and a whole ear of corn. My cousin got the vegan shepherd's pie ($17) and was surprised to find it was quite "meaty" with a heavy amount of vegan meat (possibly crumbled "Beyond" meat). Her husband got the Fish and Chips ($19) which had an excellent batter and a great tartar sauce. They have a couple of exclusive beers available - my husband really enjoyed the Dragon Scale (amber) and I really enjoyed the canned "Bungbarrel Spiced Mead" (another great gluten free option). At the Hog's Head (also inside the same building) they also had a honey mead on tap, which tasted more traditional than the canned version available at the Three Broomsticks side and I enjoyed it greatly.

Megan Palmer

Google review

Had a dedicated fryer and the manager had them make a fresh batch of French fries for me when I alerted them of my allergy

Mark & Rebecca Holmes

Google review

After a long day at Universal Studios and the theme park closing at 6pm... we needed dinner before driving home. We were very thankful to find a gluten free restaurant at Universal CityWalk. It was hard to find at first because the Firehouse Subs is upstairs and google maps said we had arrived at the wrong location. Once we found it, my son was able to order a gluten free sandwich and we reminded the staff to open new packages of food and use fresh utensils etc. to avoid cross contamination with wheat. The gluten free bun costs extra and it was in our opinion an expensive sandwich to begin with, but my son loved eating that sandwich, smiled so big to eat out like everyone else, and was so excited just to eat something new. Because of that, we would absolutely bring my son back here next time we visit Universal Studios (as we are hoping to get an annual pass). My son rarely can eat out, so thank you so much for including gluten free options that are truly safe for my son to eat.

Shannon Nicole Harris

Google review

Our family went to universal and needed a celiac friendly restaurant. We were so pleasantly surprised by this place. The staff was really nice, our celiac member had no ill effects and the rest of us LOVED our meals. We have one family member that’s pretty picky about flavors and ingredients and even he talks about the chili from time to time.