Everything on the Three Broomsticks menu for 2026 — Great Feast platters, Butterbeer in three forms, pumpkin juice, fish and chips, and the full kids menu. The most-themed counter-service restaurant in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando's Islands of Adventure, serving traditional British-style comfort food inside a Hogsmeade great hall.
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The four things guests most often search before visiting Three Broomsticks in Hogsmeade.
Rotisserie chicken, spareribs, corn, potatoes, salad, corn bread for two — the definitive Three Broomsticks meal.
Available cold, frozen, or hot (seasonal). Butterscotch-cream soda with thick frothy foam. Contains no alcohol.
Creamy leek and potato soup in a bread bowl — the standout vegetarian pick on the menu.
Counter-service only. No advance booking required or available. Arrive before noon or after 2:30 PM to avoid peak queues.
The Great Feast is the defining item at Three Broomsticks and the most-ordered meal at the restaurant. It is designed for sharing — modeled loosely on the communal feasts depicted in the Great Hall at Hogwarts.
The standard Great Feast (for two) includes:
A Great Feast for Four is also available — the same items scaled up for a group of four. Pricing is not published online; confirm at the counter.
Both feast options come on a single tray and are designed to be shared family-style at the communal tables.
The drinks menu at Three Broomsticks is as important as the food — and for many guests, it is the primary reason to stop in. All Butterbeer and Wizarding drinks are non-alcoholic.
The flagship: butterscotch-cream soda topped with thick, foamy butterscotch cream. Served cold in a standard cup or a souvenir stein or collectible cup (at a higher price, cup included). No alcohol. No caffeine. Beloved by most guests on first taste.
Same butterscotch-cream base blended into a frozen slushie, topped with the signature cold butterscotch foam. The most popular format on hot Florida days. Available year-round at Three Broomsticks and several outdoor Hogsmeade carts.
A warm butterscotch-cream drink served in cooler months — topped with the same cold butterscotch foam, creating a hot-cold contrast. Available seasonally; confirm availability at the counter on arrival.
Sweet pumpkin-and-apple juice blend served cold, non-carbonated, non-alcoholic. Inspired directly by the Hogwarts Express trolley scene. Also available at outdoor Hogsmeade food carts in a themed bottle.
Carbonated version of pumpkin juice — same base with a fizzy lift. A good option for guests who prefer a sparkling drink but want the Wizarding World flavour profile.
Cinnamon-and-mint flavored green ale with mint bubbles. Inspired by the Weasley brothers' joke candy. Polarizing: the mint bubbles pop on the tongue, which guests either find delightful or startling. Best sampled before ordering a full size.
Three Broomsticks is primarily a meat-focused comfort-food menu, but vegetarian guests have solid options. Vegan guests should ask at the counter about current ingredient details, as recipes can change.
The restaurant's counter staff have full ingredient information and allergen sheets available on request. Cross-contact is possible in a busy theme-park kitchen. If you have a serious allergy, confirm with a team member before ordering.
Universal Orlando's broader dietary accommodation policy applies to all Wizarding World restaurants — guests with specific needs can speak to a chef.
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The restaurant interior is one of the most celebrated examples of theme-park environmental design in the United States. The theming goes significantly beyond surface decoration.
High vaulted ceilings with heavy exposed timber beams, stone and plaster walls, leaded-glass lanterns, and iron chandeliers. The scale is deliberately grand — meant to evoke the Great Hall at Hogwarts while staying true to the scale of an inn in a small wizarding village.
The walls carry mounted magical creature trophies — a hippogriff bust, griffin heads — and Hogwarts house banners hang from the rafters. Every surface contains a reference detail: crates, barrels, and bottles labeled with in-universe brands.
Seating is primarily on long wooden benches at communal wooden trestle tables — in keeping with the Great Hall style. A second-floor loft area opens during busy periods. Outside courtyard seating is also available adjacent to the Hog's Head pub (which serves Butterbeer and alcoholic Butterbeer).
Adjacent to Three Broomsticks is The Hog's Head pub, which shares a seating area and offers alcoholic Butterbeer (actual lager-based) and other beverages. The two venues share a connected space and the same seating area during busy periods.
A small number of menu items rotate seasonally or appear as limited offerings. The core menu is stable year-round.
Served during cooler seasons — a warm butterscotch-cream drink topped with the signature cold butterscotch foam. Available in fall and winter months while supplies last.
Layered British trifle with sponge cake, cream, custard and fruit. Offered on a rotating seasonal basis alongside the standard dessert menu.
Carbonated version of the pumpkin juice — same pumpkin-apple blend with a fizzy lift. A newer addition to the Hogsmeade drinks roster, available year-round at Three Broomsticks and surrounding carts.
Cinnamon-and-mint-flavored green ale with mint bubbles, inspired by the Fred and George Weasley joke candy. A distinctive and polarizing Hogsmeade exclusive — best tried before committing to a full cup.
All menu categories at Three Broomsticks with item counts.
Midday (11:30 AM to 2 PM) is the busiest window. Arriving early or in the mid-afternoon cuts counter wait times significantly. The seating area fills fast on weekends and during peak holiday weeks.
Multiple Butterbeer carts operate in Hogsmeade before you reach Three Broomsticks. Trying cold Butterbeer first lets you decide whether to upgrade to a souvenir stein (which costs more but is a keepsake) before committing at the sit-down restaurant.
Three Broomsticks is inside Islands of Adventure, not Universal Studios Florida. A Park-to-Park ticket or a standalone Islands of Adventure ticket is required. Guests staying at an on-site hotel with Express Pass benefit may be able to reduce overall park wait times.
Universal Annual Passholders typically receive a 10-15% food-and-beverage discount at participating restaurants including Three Broomsticks. Confirm the current discount percentage and eligible items at the register — discounts and terms change periodically.
If the ground floor is crowded, check whether the upstairs loft seating is open — it offers a different vantage point of the great-hall interior and is often less crowded than the main floor during peak hours. Access is via a staircase near the back of the restaurant.
The Hog's Head pub shares a wall and a seating area with Three Broomsticks. If you want an alcoholic Butterbeer (actual lager base) or other beer and spirits, order from the Hog's Head counter and carry your drink to the shared seating area.
Three Broomsticks opened with The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade at Universal's Islands of Adventure in June 2010. It was part of the original park development designed in close collaboration with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling and the Warner Bros. film production team, with a mandate that every detail match the visual language of the films.
The restaurant is named after the inn in Hogsmeade village that appears repeatedly in the Harry Potter series — described as an inn and pub where students from Hogwarts gather on Hogsmeade visits. The Universal version focuses on the dining hall function, with the Hog's Head pub (the inn's back bar) operating as a separate adjacent counter.
It remains one of the highest-attended theme-park restaurants in the United States by sheer foot traffic, serving tens of thousands of guests weekly across a mix of international and domestic visitors.
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Quick answers to the most common questions about Three Broomsticks, Butterbeer, the Great Feast, and visiting Hogsmeade at Universal Orlando.
The Great Feast is the signature shareable platter at Three Broomsticks. It includes rotisserie-smoked chicken, pit-smoked spareribs, roasted potatoes, corn on the cob, a garden salad, and corn bread — designed for two guests. A larger Great Feast for Four is also available, scaled up for groups. It is the most-ordered item at the restaurant and the best way to sample the full range of the kitchen's comfort-food cooking in one order.
Yes. Three Broomsticks is one of the primary Butterbeer locations in Hogsmeade. Three formats are available: Cold Butterbeer (the standard version — butterscotch-cream soda with thick butterscotch foam), Frozen Butterbeer (a slushie version), and Hot Butterbeer (served seasonally in cooler months). All three are topped with the signature cold butterscotch foam that distinguishes Universal's Butterbeer from any copycat recipe. Butterbeer contains no alcohol.
Three Broomsticks is located at Universal's Islands of Adventure, inside The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade. It is not at Universal Studios Florida, which has a separate Wizarding World section (Diagon Alley) with its own dining options. Islands of Adventure requires a separate ticket (or a Park-to-Park ticket) from Universal Studios Florida. The restaurant is counter-service and does not require a reservation.
Yes. Pumpkin Juice is a sweet pumpkin-and-apple blend — inspired by the drink served on the Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter books and films. It is non-carbonated, non-alcoholic, and served cold. Three Broomsticks also offers Pumpkin Fizz, a carbonated variation. Pumpkin juice can be found at multiple Hogsmeade food carts as well as inside the restaurant.
Vegetarian guests are reasonably well served. The Garden Salad, Leek and Potato Soup (in a bread bowl), Corn Bread, Butterbeer Potted Cream dessert, and Great Trifle are all vegetarian. The Wizarding drinks — Pumpkin Juice, Pumpkin Fizz, Gillywater, Tongue-Tying Lemon Squash, and Fishy Green Ale — are vegan-friendly. Fully vegan entrees are limited; guests with dietary needs should speak with a team member at the counter, as ingredient information is available on request.
No. Three Broomsticks is a counter-service (quick-service) restaurant — no reservation is required and no advance booking is possible. You order at the counter, receive a number, and pick up your food from the serving area. During peak park hours (midday, weekends, and school holidays) wait times at the counter can be 15–30 minutes. Arriving before noon or after 2:30 PM typically means shorter queues. The restaurant does not participate in Universal Dining Plans for table-service credits.
Butterbeer pricing at Universal Orlando is set by the park and updated periodically — exact prices are not published on the official website. Based on widely-reported guest pricing as of 2025/2026, a regular Butterbeer runs approximately $8–$9 in a standard cup and $13–$15 in a souvenir stein or collectible cup (which you keep). Confirm the current price at the counter or on the Universal Orlando Resort website at universalorlando.com before your visit, as pricing changes.
Three Broomsticks is designed to evoke the inn from Hogsmeade village as depicted in the Harry Potter films. The interior features high vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams, stone walls, mounted animal trophies (griffins, hippogriffs), and Hogwarts house banners. Seating is communal-style on long wooden benches at large wooden tables, with a second-floor loft dining area available during busy periods. The theming is among the most immersive in any theme-park dining venue in the United States.
The restaurant is accessible to any guest with a valid Islands of Adventure ticket — there is no separate dining fee to enter. All food and drink must be purchased at menu prices. Universal Annual Passholders may receive a dining discount (typically 10–15%) on food purchases; confirm current pass-holder benefits at the register or on the Universal website, as discounts and terms change periodically.
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