MONICA IS WHERE ITS AT! If you are stopping in grabbing a drink, be sure to see Monica and tip her well!!
Travis Bohrer
I had the Bourbloon. It was very refreshing. The bartenders are really friendly, and they know their drinks. Nice spot to get a drink and relax.
Chris Fletcher
Went for drinks. Only visiting bar. Drinks were good. It's universal!
JayL
Nice little pick me up while riding rides in Islands of Adventure. It didn’t bother me where it was. Whoever helped me at the bar was outstanding!
colin brown
It is amazing place
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tania
The Islander Drink is the absolute best.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Alyse J
Did not get good but two draft beers, one craft one domestic for about $25 after tip. Service was fast and
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Kristina Z
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents. The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
boohoe seo
We ate the Onion soup & Thai noodle, butOnions are as tough as cow food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nachos
Alexis Akison
Our bartender, Monica, was the BEST! Quick and efficient, remembered what my groups drink orders were even if we came back a couple hours later.
We only ordered some drinks, but the lady in the bar was really grumpy and used here fingers to get out the picked jalapenos to put in my drink.The drinks where not impressive for that price (and had waaay too much jalapenos)
Atmosphere: 2
Service: 2
Kristina Zelenko
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents.The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
Kristina Toussaint
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents.The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
Brandon Dial
Great food and service. Very under rated on Google!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
John Spears
Great location and decent drinks but food is pretty bad. Onerous staff here who don’t let us order out or order to seat outside. It has to be inside and have to be seated, I think they are just trying to be difficult.Wouldn’t order food here but drink are ok, though overpriced(as expected inside an amusement park).
MONICA IS WHERE ITS AT! If you are stopping in grabbing a drink, be sure to see Monica and tip her well!!
I had the Bourbloon. It was very refreshing. The bartenders are really friendly, and they know their drinks. Nice spot to get a drink and relax.
Went for drinks. Only visiting bar. Drinks were good. It's universal!
Nice little pick me up while riding rides in Islands of Adventure. It didn’t bother me where it was. Whoever helped me at the bar was outstanding!
It is amazing place
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Islander Drink is the absolute best.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Did not get good but two draft beers, one craft one domestic for about $25 after tip. Service was fast and
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents.
The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
We ate the Onion soup & Thai noodle, butOnions are as tough as cow food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Nachos
Our bartender, Monica, was the BEST! Quick and efficient, remembered what my groups drink orders were even if we came back a couple hours later.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
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We only ordered some drinks, but the lady in the bar was really grumpy and used here fingers to get out the picked jalapenos to put in my drink.The drinks where not impressive for that price (and had waaay too much jalapenos)
Atmosphere: 2
Service: 2
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents.The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
The first time they sold us beverages, the quality and service were fantastic. Much thanks to a very nice 50-ish male bartender. The female bartender requested for our IDs a second time. Unfortunately, the second bartender didn't sell us anything because my friend had an employment authorization card—a legal document in the US that is equivalent to a green card and allows travel both inside and outside the nation. "Universal Studio doesn't take green cards," she stated. How does my friend fly to Orlando from New York, get a ticket, and enter Universal Studio if they don't take green cards? And btw my friend is 35 years old woman. I requested a manager. The supervisor made the same statement. It's frustrating and feels like discrimination because my friend's employment authorization card says “Country of birth -Russia.” I'm not sure if that's why the service was declined. But, it is incorrect because she has a LEGAL DOCUMENT proving her age. In the US, green cards and work permission cards are official documents.The remainder of our day was ruined by the discriminating attitude of that female employee.
Great food and service. Very under rated on Google!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great location and decent drinks but food is pretty bad. Onerous staff here who don’t let us order out or order to seat outside. It has to be inside and have to be seated, I think they are just trying to be difficult.Wouldn’t order food here but drink are ok, though overpriced(as expected inside an amusement park).
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