Expedition Cafe
$$ • American, Italian, Asian FusionAbout Expedition Cafe
Customers' Favorites
Teriyaki Chicken and Orange Chicken with Fried Rice
Hand-Breaded Chicken Tenders
Pizza Pepperoni Extra Greasy
Crispy Chicken Sandwich
1 Side or Dessert
Vegetable Stir
Chocolate Cake
French Fries
Chinese Food
Cheesecake
Expedition Cafe Reviews
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pizza tasted like cheap schoolroom pizza, fries were good, chicken tenders were a tad dry, pickle was good, hilariously expensive
We stopped at Expedition Cafe during our visit to SeaWorld and unfortunately had a bit of a mixed experience.
We ordered the BBQ Smash Burger with cheese and a regular drink. At $33.53 including tax, it certainly wasn’t cheap for a burger, chips and a drink.
That being said, the food was actually very nice! The burger was tasty, the chips were good and we enjoyed the meal. I’m generally happy to pay a premium at a theme park if the food is worth it, and...read full review
We ordered the BBQ Smash Burger with cheese and a regular drink. At $33.53 including tax, it certainly wasn’t cheap for a burger, chips and a drink.
That being said, the food was actually very nice! The burger was tasty, the chips were good and we enjoyed the meal. I’m generally happy to pay a premium at a theme park if the food is worth it, and...read full review
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Adult portion. I spent $65 on 3 meals with no drinks and they are all kiddy size. The servers would not even give me extra for a fee?
Not worth it .
Adult portion. I spent $65 on 3 meals with no drinks and they are all kiddy size. The servers would not even give me extra for a fee?
Not worth it .
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 6PM |
Expedition Cafe, located near the penguins area, offers a variety of dining options including pizza, fried chicken, and noodles. While some find the food expensive and chicken tenders overly dry, others praise the delicious pizza, chicken teriyaki, and sides. The all-day dining pass is recommended for staying full. The cafeteria provides decent food for a theme park, but those with dietary restrictions might find limited options. It's advisable to bring backup snacks if needed. Recent reviews suggest that the food is generally bland and typical for an amusement park, with the pineapple upside down cake being a notable exception. Service staff may have limited English and may not clearly explain what is included on the kids menu. Dishes like beef and broccoli and teriyaki chicken are often served lukewarm and lack authentic Asian flavor. The cookie is considered the best part of the meal. For in-park dining, the variety of pizza, fried chicken, and noodles makes it a decent option, especially for those using the all-day dining plan, which allows eating every 90 minutes at participating places. The cafe's location near the penguins area makes it convenient for visitors exploring that section.