After five cancelled trips to WDW/Universal, we are going to Universal in mid-May!
DH and I will both be fully vaccinated by then, but DD12 will not, so we want to continue being as cautious as possible. We’re spending 3 nights at Royal Pacific and will not have a car. Does anyone know which TS restaurants have outdoor seating (including the parks, CitiWalk, and hotels)? I tried googling but everything I found was about Universal Hollywood…
I know they have a WDW list for this and I’m hoping to hear, like you, about same list for Universal. I can’t find the link for the forum but I did find this:
You Asked, We Listened! Our Printable Guide to ALL Outdoor Dining at Disney World | the disney food blog
Thanks, that list is great! We are also planning on going to WDW in the summer, so it will come in handy! Now if only I could find a list for Universal…
We were able to eat outside at Cowfish (at CityWalk). I also noticed there was outdoor dining available to Vivo.
The Kitchen over at HRH has outdoor dining.
I just googled this, ( The Best Outdoor Dining at Universal Orlando’s Theme Parks - TouringPlans.com Blog
hope it helped. I and my wife will be there in end of July. Fully vacinated so no outdoor problems
Yes, soooo helpful.
Oh you’ll want don’t AC in July
Were you thinking of this?
Yes, that was one of them, thank you! I thought they pinned a list to the top of a thread somewhere?
Yeah…no idea. It happened to pop up in my list of Suggested Topics and I remembered it being discussed so I grabbed the link…
Thanks! That helps, although I would love to find something similar for citiwalk and the hotels. I wasn’t very impressed with the food inside the parks in our last trip…
That’s great to hear! I really liked Vivo when we were there a couple of years ago, but we sat indoors so I didn’t know they had outside seating as well.
Here is another link for outdoor available restaurants in City Walk Universal Fl (PHOTOS: Outdoor Dining Returns to CityWalk at Universal Studios Hollywood - WDW News Today)
That’s actually the list I’ve been finding when googling, notice it’s for Universal Hollywood…
In addition to what is already mentioned here, I have a few suggestions for CityWalk and resorts. However, these may be a bit outdated as they come from trips between June 2017 and September 2019.
Toothsome (CW): My family ate outside here the 3rd week of June in 2017 for lunch. We had a choice indoors/outdoors and were soaked from IOA water rides and went with outdoors. We were the only party outside; our server was lovely. Great experience overall!
Any resort pool bar/grill at UOR - My mom and I had a really nice lunch at the Cabana Bay lazy river pool grill (the Hideaway Bar & Grill). My mom’s a vegetarian and she had a “perfectly acceptable veggie burger” and I had the fish tacos that looked boring, but tasted delicious (they were piping hot and the coleslaw was super tasty). Later in the trip we picked up a Mediterranean platter from Atomic Tonic (also at CBBR, slide pool). It was perfect for a group snack and they packed it to go for us. Pool hopping is allowed at UOR (we were staying at CBBR at the time so it was convenient to us) .
I know you are over at Royal Pacific, but I think they have a really good poolside ding option there at the Bula Bar & Grille Bula Bar & Grille
Thanks for the tips!
That sounds like a great excuse to visit CBBR! I do love lazy rivers…
And this sounds like a good option if we’re feeling tired!
I’m pretty sure all the City Walk restaurants have outdoor/patio seating available.
That’s great! We were there in 2019 but always sat inside, so I was worried we would have to have quick service for the entire trip. I’m not a huge fan of sandwiches/fast food in general…
I just don’t understand eating out and getting sandwiches! If there is the smallest wait, I could make it faster at home (or even on a park bench!), for a fraction of the price, and there isn’t even any cleaning up that I got out of. Why? Why?
And then also…they’re just sandwiches…meh…
The only pro I can find on sandwiches is they usually come with chips.