What the heck did we eat??? That was our reaction after eating burgers from this place. Worse than high school lunch burgers! It needs negative stars. We don’t even know we if we ate meat, that’s how horrible it tasted. Thankfully we didn’t get sick! $60 for two burgers and a kids meal. It boggles me WHY food needs to be this expensive for lowest of low quality. Completely disgusting!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ted Barnett
Turkey teriyaki burger was actually delicious. Scan their QR code and order on your phone 10-20 minutes ahead.
A complete rip off for a burger that rivals the quality of McDonalds. Dont worry, there is a bathroom right next door. You will need it, trust me. Seating in this area is outdoor only but there are a lot of seats. Unfortunately most will be taken by who families just sitting around doing nothing, so expect to be eating on a bench or walking.
Dietary restrictions: You can ask for Gluten free buns
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Galyna Shulimova
Order online to skip a line and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Steve S.
I believe this is my first one star review - ever. We’re a loyal Legoland family, but this “meal” makes me think twice about coming back. The Royal Feast was completely disorganized and was honestly in chaos. I’ve never seen a mob break out before, but this was close. People were waiting 3+ hours for their food to feed their extremely hungry kids. My son is vegetarian, so we had to wait extra long for them to finally make a vegetarian burger - and when it came it was so raw that it was inedible. I’ll probably go back to Legoland cause my kids really love it, but this “lunch” was a dreadful experience that ruined my day.
Vegetarian options: I love vegi burgers, but not when they’re raw.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Steve Prekup
Don't expect much. It's overpriced amusement park food. You have to go to the website and order online. Website/online ordering work well enough. You get a text when the food is ready. There is an outside common area with picnic tables to eat at. So, just a takeout place not an actual restaurant. All good tho, in that regard.Burger was decent. Fries, very good (tiny portion tho). Kids chicken fingers were blah - kids ate them anyway (kids aren't picky). Everything was overpriced.But again, didn't expect much different as a captive audience in an amusement park. I've had worse amusement park food....
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 2
Mick O'Seasnain
Don't be confused - this is not a restaurant. It is a glorified food stand. There are picnic tables, and nothing is enclosed. It's a cool area near the dragon ride since there's a castle and knights, but don't expect a royal banquet hall.In terms of food, you can get burgers, chicken, or a plant-based "burger" with fries. The food is better than any of the options in the Bricks restaurant in the Legoland Hotel, but that's a low bar. For five people, it was really overpriced - almost $20 per person, even kids meals. Definitely over $100 if you get drinks.You have to "pre-order" - meaning that you scan a QR code and order. They text you, and you pick up your food at the window. You have to get your sauces and napkins (serve yourself).
Vegetarian options: The person who ordered the vegeburger liked it. However, options were limited.
Wheelchair accessibility: Not only did the picnic tables easily accommodate wheel chairs, but there is a Lego build nearby showing a character in a wheel chair - definitely an inclusive feature that we appreciated.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
Ü Lee
This place lived up to its medieval date. After downloading the app recommended by the lord of Legoland, we came to the realization that the Royal Feast's mandatory online order is only available through a separate website. The tech worked as just like the medieval time, our modern day divides gothic into a deadlock, we couldn't reset password nor create a new account. It was a real shame. Usually by the time visitors got to the spot, it was about early lunch time. The place could make so much more money so much more quickly if they also revive the medieval in person style of ordering. Or, perhaps include the online ordering function in the Legoland app.
Literally taste like high school cafeteria burgers. Fries were crispy.....Overpriced
Fernando
Burgers and chicken sandwiche were disgusting! But thr fries were good
Scott Davis
We have had one of everything on the menu between our family nothing was good and it was too overpriced. Also, make sure that you know that you have to order on the app and not at the window give yourself ample time to order your food and go on rides.
Iesha Humphrey
Food was disgusting and so expensive. Legoland should be ashamed of themselves!
Josiel
Bad chicken sandwich too spicy unhealthy!Need better menu
What the heck did we eat??? That was our reaction after eating burgers from this place. Worse than high school lunch burgers!
It needs negative stars. We don’t even know we if we ate meat, that’s how horrible it tasted. Thankfully we didn’t get sick!
$60 for two burgers and a kids meal.
It boggles me WHY food needs to be this expensive for lowest of low quality. Completely disgusting!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Turkey teriyaki burger was actually delicious. Scan their QR code and order on your phone 10-20 minutes ahead.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Hebrew National Hotdog Combo
Expensive.Lack of condiments.Would not recommend
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Burger Combo, Fried Chicken Sandwich Combo, French Fries, Cheeseburger
Great place to visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A complete rip off for a burger that rivals the quality of McDonalds. Dont worry, there is a bathroom right next door. You will need it, trust me. Seating in this area is outdoor only but there are a lot of seats. Unfortunately most will be taken by who families just sitting around doing nothing, so expect to be eating on a bench or walking.
Dietary restrictions: You can ask for Gluten free buns
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Order online to skip a line and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I believe this is my first one star review - ever. We’re a loyal Legoland family, but this “meal” makes me think twice about coming back. The Royal Feast was completely disorganized and was honestly in chaos. I’ve never seen a mob break out before, but this was close. People were waiting 3+ hours for their food to feed their extremely hungry kids. My son is vegetarian, so we had to wait extra long for them to finally make a vegetarian burger - and when it came it was so raw that it was inedible. I’ll probably go back to Legoland cause my kids really love it, but this “lunch” was a dreadful experience that ruined my day.
Vegetarian options: I love vegi burgers, but not when they’re raw.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Don't expect much. It's overpriced amusement park food. You have to go to the website and order online. Website/online ordering work well enough. You get a text when the food is ready. There is an outside common area with picnic tables to eat at. So, just a takeout place not an actual restaurant. All good tho, in that regard.Burger was decent. Fries, very good (tiny portion tho). Kids chicken fingers were blah - kids ate them anyway (kids aren't picky). Everything was overpriced.But again, didn't expect much different as a captive audience in an amusement park. I've had worse amusement park food....
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 2
Don't be confused - this is not a restaurant. It is a glorified food stand. There are picnic tables, and nothing is enclosed. It's a cool area near the dragon ride since there's a castle and knights, but don't expect a royal banquet hall.In terms of food, you can get burgers, chicken, or a plant-based "burger" with fries. The food is better than any of the options in the Bricks restaurant in the Legoland Hotel, but that's a low bar. For five people, it was really overpriced - almost $20 per person, even kids meals. Definitely over $100 if you get drinks.You have to "pre-order" - meaning that you scan a QR code and order. They text you, and you pick up your food at the window. You have to get your sauces and napkins (serve yourself).
Vegetarian options: The person who ordered the vegeburger liked it. However, options were limited.
Wheelchair accessibility: Not only did the picnic tables easily accommodate wheel chairs, but there is a Lego build nearby showing a character in a wheel chair - definitely an inclusive feature that we appreciated.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 2
This place lived up to its medieval date. After downloading the app recommended by the lord of Legoland, we came to the realization that the Royal Feast's mandatory online order is only available through a separate website. The tech worked as just like the medieval time, our modern day divides gothic into a deadlock, we couldn't reset password nor create a new account. It was a real shame. Usually by the time visitors got to the spot, it was about early lunch time. The place could make so much more money so much more quickly if they also revive the medieval in person style of ordering. Or, perhaps include the online ordering function in the Legoland app.
Vegetarian options: beyond burger
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
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Literally taste like high school cafeteria burgers. Fries were crispy.....Overpriced
Burgers and chicken sandwiche were disgusting! But thr fries were good
We have had one of everything on the menu between our family nothing was good and it was too overpriced. Also, make sure that you know that you have to order on the app and not at the window give yourself ample time to order your food and go on rides.
Food was disgusting and so expensive. Legoland should be ashamed of themselves!
Bad chicken sandwich too spicy unhealthy!Need better menu
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