I didn’t find this place extremely vegan friendly. Legoland in general is not that vegan friendly. Maybe compared to like a Six Flags or something like that it’d be alright but compared to the options at Disneyland these days it is miles behind.
Based on a review from a few years ago here on Happy Cow it seems the options at “The Market” have diminished or are maybe sporadic. They did have Silk yogurt and Lenny & Larry’s cookies, and Pacific Oatmilk for the lattes. Definitely a spot to hit if you are in Legoland but I’d plan on bringing your own snacks and getting food elsewhere if you are planning a family trip here.
Jigz Patel
Staff are good, but coffee is horrible. $9 for a medium latte that’s not good? I don’t think so guys. Step up the quality and then charge the prices.
E L
Good coffee options (and good coffee) conveniently located just inside the entrance to get the energy to take on the park and again to get the energy for the drive home. It’s priced well for an amusement park.
rasika.venkat
The Market at Legoland was well-stocked with lots of plant based options, including bottled and canned iced lattes (LOVED my iced caramel cold brew oat milk latte in a pink can!), vegan parm crisps, cookies, candy, fruit, a selection of salads, sandwiches and more. There is a coffee bar with almond milk and oat milk for non-dairy milk options.
Super conveniently located right at the entrance - stock up on your way in to the park!
Updated from previous review on 2022-01-16
Jason S
I shared a steak and cheese sandwich with my wife. It was really good. My son had a hot dog and ate most of it. Considering he just wanted to get back out into the park, I was surprised he ate that much. Overall this was better than most food you get in a theme park. Way better than any of the food I had at a park north of this one.
Justin Oliphant
They only had paper straws. Imagine sticking a sheet of paper in your mouth and then pour water on it.
Rick Ivkovich
Offers an unlimited refillable soda cup for sale.
Stephen Bergeron
Way over priced and loaded with sugar products.
G Aquino
Our first stop at Legoland. We arrived hungry after traveling by plane and car and failing to find food places nearby. There’s not much variety but we were hungry so we settled for what was available - yogurt and coffee. It was enough to get us through a few hours. Thankfully, the other restaurants in the park opened by the time we were ready for lunch, and we finally got our fill.
Nikki Ann Graddy
I have stayed at the Lego Hotel since it's opening. We always stay 7 days, and this Market is where I start my Lego vacation mornings (despite the free hotel breakfast).
I didn’t find this place extremely vegan friendly. Legoland in general is not that vegan friendly. Maybe compared to like a Six Flags or something like that it’d be alright but compared to the options at Disneyland these days it is miles behind. Based on a review from a few years ago here on Happy Cow it seems the options at “The Market” have diminished or are maybe sporadic. They did have Silk yogurt and Lenny & Larry’s cookies, and Pacific Oatmilk for the lattes. Definitely a spot to hit if you are in Legoland but I’d plan on bringing your own snacks and getting food elsewhere if you are planning a family trip here.
Staff are good, but coffee is horrible. $9 for a medium latte that’s not good? I don’t think so guys. Step up the quality and then charge the prices.
Good coffee options (and good coffee) conveniently located just inside the entrance to get the energy to take on the park and again to get the energy for the drive home. It’s priced well for an amusement park.
The Market at Legoland was well-stocked with lots of plant based options, including bottled and canned iced lattes (LOVED my iced caramel cold brew oat milk latte in a pink can!), vegan parm crisps, cookies, candy, fruit, a selection of salads, sandwiches and more. There is a coffee bar with almond milk and oat milk for non-dairy milk options. Super conveniently located right at the entrance - stock up on your way in to the park! Updated from previous review on 2022-01-16
I shared a steak and cheese sandwich with my wife. It was really good. My son had a hot dog and ate most of it. Considering he just wanted to get back out into the park, I was surprised he ate that much. Overall this was better than most food you get in a theme park. Way better than any of the food I had at a park north of this one.
They only had paper straws. Imagine sticking a sheet of paper in your mouth and then pour water on it.
Offers an unlimited refillable soda cup for sale.
Way over priced and loaded with sugar products.
Our first stop at Legoland. We arrived hungry after traveling by plane and car and failing to find food places nearby. There’s not much variety but we were hungry so we settled for what was available - yogurt and coffee. It was enough to get us through a few hours. Thankfully, the other restaurants in the park opened by the time we were ready for lunch, and we finally got our fill.
I have stayed at the Lego Hotel since it's opening. We always stay 7 days, and this Market is where I start my Lego vacation mornings (despite the free hotel breakfast).
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Great place to get some hot ro cold coffee. At the end of the day they offer 2 for 1 pastries.
Plenty of munchies, a little heavy on the sugar stuff.
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