Harry Potter fanatics, such as myself, rejoiced at the initial announcement of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter being added to Islands of Adventure at Universal Studios, Orlando.
WE GET TO SEE THE CASTLE?! WE GET TO EXPLORE HOGSMEADE?!
And for those who have been, you know – it’s like walking onto the set, and everything is magical.
That being said, one of the things I was ridiculously excited for, was the opportunity to dine at the Three Broomsticks.
The Three Broomsticks restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and is a quick service option for those of us that are go-go-go at the parks. They offer a handful of different options, including fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, Cornish pasty, turkey legs and fresh vegetables, plus items on the kid’s menu for picky little eaters.
What do I always get?
This huuuuuuge plate of deliciousness! Seriously, you get you money’s worth with this restaurant.
So is it worth a visit? Definitely, especially for fellow fans of the books and movies.
And you can’t forget the best part of the visit: BUTTERBEER!
~Angel
Wandering NerdGirl 
YES! I ate there too. I love the butterbeer. I haven’t gone since the new part of the part opened with Diagon Alley, but I so badly want to!
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Diagon Alley made me get all teary eyed the moment I walked through the brick wall and saw everything!! You have to see it sometime! The Gringotts ride is FANTASTIC and the queue is amazing
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I would definitely cry lol
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I was in Diagon Alley just last week and it was so amazing! We didn’t have the pass to the other park so I couldn’t go to the three broomsticks, but we had lunch at the Leaky Cauldron which was pretty cool too. 🙂
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Next time you get the chance to go, get the park-to-park ticket so you can ride the Hogwarts Express to the other park! I almost cried when I boarded the train lol.
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I wish they sold butterbeer by the bottle, I would take so much of it home with me 🙂
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I’m not a fan of butterbeer but I loved the little touches of the park. It was emotional and magical.
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