Café L’air De La Sirène™

Café L’air De La Sirène has an absolutely fantastic atmosphere — the theming and attention to detail are phenomenal. I loved that even the hot Butterbeer had French wording on it; those little touches really elevate the experience. The staff was incredibly pleasant, and one moment really stood out to me. A guest at the table next to us had a rare food allergy, and the chef personally came out to discuss it. He clearly knew every ingredient in each dish, custom-made her meal, and even brought it out to her himself. That level of care was genuinely impressive and very appreciated. I’m giving 4 stars because while the experience and service were excellent, the food itself tasted like typical theme park food — good, but nothing that truly stood out flavor-wise. Still, it’s absolutely worth visiting for the atmosphere and service alone.

We stopped by here to get a sweet treat before the end of the night. It was not too busy when we came in. My sister got a Crème Brûlée, and I got a cold butter beer (Bièraubeurre Froide). I loved the theming of this place. It was nice and clean, and the decorations were cool. We did a mobile order, and they brought it to our table within a few minutes of us arriving. The crème brûlée looked and tasted nice! I liked how creamy it was, and it had a light, delicate flavor. The cold butterbeer really hit the spot after a long day in the park! I really like the foam on the top. The people who brought us our items were so nice.

This café is such a charming little spot inside the Wizarding World. The Parisian wizard vibe is beautiful — elegant details, warm lighting, and that magical atmosphere that makes you want to slow down and actually enjoy your break. The pastries and lighter bites are perfect if you don’t want a heavy meal. The crepe was really warm and fresh, and the Butterbeer flavor in the menu items (and drinks!) is delicious — just the right balance of sweet and creamy. It’s a nice change of pace from typical theme park food and a great way to indulge in some magical treats. It can get busy during peak hours, especially in the afternoon, but the setting alone makes it worth the stop. If you love the immersive Harry Potter theming, this café adds such a cute and cozy touch to the whole experience.

My family and I went to Café L’air De La Sirène for breakfast last week with high hopes since we love French style food. The restaurant is beautiful and the coffee was the better ones I had at the park so there's one star for that. You need to order through the Universal app, therefore expect robotic service from the wait staff with no customizations, check ins, etc. The food was abysmal. I've had Jambon Buerre in Paris, France so I was looking forward to having it here. The baguette was hard and at least 1-2 days old. Ham was cold, cheese was cold and only partially melted, and it was dry - no Dijon mustard butter. So disappointing and inedible. This sandwich had stale ingredients and was obviously premade and sitting under a heat lamp for hours, waiting to be ordered and served (like at the other park restaurants). The photo shows as much as I could tolerate it before being completely disgusted, which was a huge waste of $20USD. My daughter's crêpe looked yummy, but it was salty. This is odd for a chocolate/fruit crêpe. Another disappointing waste of money. My son initially liked his Croissant Suprême, until the runny eggs soaked the bottom half of the croissant, making it soggy and mushy. It was gross. Eggs should be able to be customized to either hard, medium, or soft. This place is only worth visiting to take photos at. Go to a real restaurant for a proper breakfast, and don't expect actual French quality food or your money's worth if you still choose to dine here.

A good option for lunch with great theming. We both had the turkey sandwich which were decent size and quite tasty. The bread was a bit chewy though. The butterbeer crepe was delicious and it actually comes with 2 so easily shared if 2 people. The restaurant is mobile order only so if there's a line to get in you can order and assign your table after which makes things a lot faster. @Universal---please stop being cheap and add complimentary cups of water to the app! Would save everyone so much time including your employees running around!!

🪄Phenomenal Food - Perfect Place for Breakfast or Lunch🪄 I don't even know where to start. Café L’air De La Sirène is excellent - from its convincing, immersive, French-inspired architecture, to its warm, delicious food. The crepe, croissant breakfast sandwich, and Butterbeer Crepe were all fantastic, and a cup of pumpkin juice and lavender lemonade made it all the sweeter to the taste buds. I cannot recommend this place enough. Easily one of my favorite theme park dining experiences ever. I can't wait to go back.

If I could give atmosphere a 10 star I would. Nick was extraordinary. He was funny, helpful, joking and perfectly in character. I would come back again if only to just see him. The food was good. French onion soup placed in my top 5, and we eat a lot of French onion soup. Fries were fresh, and the sandwiches were also large and tasty. Erin EnD Adventures

My favorite restaurant at Epic Universe. Very festive and nice ambience. Food is served hot and quality of ingredients is higher than expected. When you enter the restaurant, you can order mobile and scan the QR code when you get seated. Overall the price is reasonable for the food, service and ambience. Would love to come back next time I visit the theme park.

I had to stop by here for the signature Butterbeer Crepe. Even though it had only been a few hours after eating the Mac n Cheese cone at Isle of Berk, I ended up stopping by here to eat! Café L'air De La Sirene is located inside Epic Universe in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter Ministry of Magic themed land. The café is bright, with open spaces, and elegant interior details such as marble and inspired tile murals. There is decorative flourishes referencing magical creatures. The café does offer indoor seating and covered outdoor patio. Since it wasn't too hot out, I actually asked for a table for 1 outside in the patio seating. It was great since I could look at all of the beautiful decorations of the buildings outside. It felt like you were at Paris. The menu has a wide range of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. For breakfast, you can find options like croissants, quiches, egg dishes, and breakfast style sandwiches. For Lunch and dinner, the menu changes and you can get items like baguette sandwiches, roasts, salads, and so much more! I ended up getting the Butterbeer crepe. This is a dessert crepe that layers shortbread cookie butter Bavarian crème, butterbeer cream, strawberries, and a shortbread cookie. I also ended up getting a Frozen Butterbeer too! The first item that came out was the Frozen Butterbeer. It was delicious! The ones from the stands are great, but for some reason, Café L'air De La Sirene Frozen Butterbeer was fantastic! Even though it took about 40 minutes for the entrée to arrive, I didn't mind since I had the Frozen Butterbeer. The dining experience was amazing eating outside at the patio. Though the dining experience inside looks amazing with all of the beautiful chandeliers and marble surfaces! The Butterbeer crepe was so good. I've never had a crepe like that before. It was filled with a lot of the butterbeer cream and the cookie butter crème. The strawberries on top was perfect for the crepe to help balance out the flavors. The next time I come back to Epic Universe, I will be coming back here again to get another Butterbeer crepe!

I saw beef bourguignon on the menu and I knew that one was a must try during my day at Epic. The flavor was great and the mash potatoes were done well. I'm not going to lie it was better than I thought it would be. The only thing I wish was better was for the beef to be more tender rather than tough. Keep in mind, this is not a line-up and order type of restaurant, but you find a seat and order with the QR code at the table and food is brought out to you.

Yummy breakfast after riding the new Harry Potter ride at Epic Universe. Stopped in for a bite at this very cute French themed quick service restaurant in the heart of whatever the Harry Potter land is called, and was so happy we did. Not only did our order come out quick, it was very tasty too. My sister had the ham baguette, and I had the bacon egg and cheese croissant. Both cane with a perfectly sweet fruit cup of season berries. My only complaints (2 of them), is that 1. the lemonade that came with my breakfast had a weird aftertaste. I wish there were soda options, as I would have 100% rather had a Diet Coke. And 2. (this is me being bratty) the busser refused to take someone else's used Starbucks cup off our table when she cleared the previous guests dishes. I'm not sure why, but regardless, I had to dump it, and even clean off our own table with Clorox wipes.

We arrived for dinner at around 6pm. Unfortunately, the chicken dish was extremely dry / chalky, as though it was sitting in a warmer all day. The potatoes were good though. The service isn't much to talk about, as you order on your phone and all they do is bring things to you. They don't check on you regularly. I don't mind paying extra for food, as long as the quality is good. Unfortunately, here it was not. The interior is gorgeous and very clean.

Cassoulet Végétalien aux Haricots Blancs a rich stew with cannellini beans, vegan sausage, vegan bacon, trumpet mushrooms, carrots and tomatoes topped with baguette croutons. One of my favorite meals I had at Epic. They find you a seat and you order through the app and then they deliver it you. You can get the butter beer here also which is amazing. Cant wait to go back

Cafe L'air De La Sirene is our go-to, must-have spot when we visit Epic Universe. The Butterbeer (insert French spelling here) is delectable! This time, we also tried the roasted chicken dish, and it was great. The wizarding drink menu is fun. We always have a Butterbeer, and this time we also tried the Dirigible Plum drink. TASTY! The atmosphere is stunning...fancy, French cafe in Florida with wizarding themes? Yes, please! The staff is efficient and on-theme. When you visit Epic, make the Cafe a place to stop!

The café is beautifully done and I forgot we were at the theme park in FLORIDA for a second. We came here solely for the butterbeer crepe and it did not disappoint! The butterbeer whipped cream on top with cookie butter Bavarian cream in between the crepes was surprisingly not overwhelming and so delicious! $20 is steep for a dessert and doesn't give you magic but it did make my money disappear. This fool fell for it!

The Quiche Lorraine was actually the best bite I ate in the entire park. I didn't think that a quiche could be this good, but after seeing so many amazing reviews about this dish specifically, I had to give it a shot. The pie crust, egg custard, and Mornay sauce is literally everything I've been searching for walking through the portals all day. It was beautifully baked, flaky, and creamy. And the house salad it comes pairs so well with the quiche! The dressing is fresh and tangy which is the perfect balance to the creamy quiche. The cafe's ambiance is very nice and the service was quick. I usually share food with the rest of my party when at the parks, but I will definitely be getting my own the next time I go!

Stopped by this café for brunch and the food did not disappoint. It's cute inside, but eating outdoors is definitely the move -- you get a beautiful view of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Tables are first come, first serve and you seat yourself. You order from your phone and just enter your table number, and the food gets brought right to you. Super easy. My dad and I shared the famous Bièraubeurre Crêpe and the Quiche Lorraine. Both were beautifully presented and tasty, but the quiche was the standout. Honestly, I think it was the best thing I ate in all the Disney/Universal parks -- flavorful, filling, and something I'd absolutely order again every visit. The crêpe was good, but definitely on the sweeter side. The crêpe itself is thin, but each layer is filled with a generous amount of rich, decadent cream. It's something that's best to share -- I enjoyed trying it, but I'd probably just go for a classic Butterbeer next time!

I wish Yelp allowed half-star ratings, because my experience here really deserves a 4.5. My minor gripes don't take away from what was overall a great visit. During my stop, I ordered the Bieraubeurre™ Crêpe and a Frozen Butterbeer. I'm a big fan of Universal's mobile ordering system, so it was nice to sit down, pull out my phone, and order without any hassle. The Frozen Butterbeer (sorry for no picture of it) was a literal lifesaver on a hot, humid September day and it hit the spot and gave me the perfect cooldown. Based on some YouTube influencers' recommendations, I also decided to try the Bieraubeurre™ Crêpe. At $21, the price made me hesitate, but I'm glad I went for it at least once. It was deliciously sweet, and the butterbeer flavor really shined, a total chef's kiss. My only small nitpick is that I wish the crêpe had been served warm. I don't typically eat crêpes, so maybe that's just me, but it would have elevated the experience even more. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit. If you don't mind splurging a little, I recommend giving the crêpe a try at least once during your Epic Universe trip.

My friend and I stopped in for breakfast on our visit to Epic Universal and the food was absolutely amazing. My friend has been to Paris and said the food here was just as good if not better. The inside looks like something out of 1920s Paris from Fantastic Beasts. Elegant, beautiful artwork, and architecture, great attention to detail. It's already beautifully decorated for Christmas. It's your typical universal restaurant as far as service goes, they seat you, you order in the app, and they bring you your food. Simple, easy, and straightforward. We went back later in the day for a hot drink to warm up, they have a separate line where you can go if you just want to get a drink, alcoholic or not. They of course serve butterbeer because they are in the Wizarding World part of the park.

Our favorite food spot at Epic! To say I'm still dreaming of that Butterbeer crepe is an understatement. Hands down the best thing I've eaten in a theme park. Just SO good! The interior is very cute and very 1920s Paris/Harry Potter. You find a seat and order through the app. For breakfast I got the quiche which I did enjoy. It's just weird that it comes with a drink but bottled water is not an option. So I got a Butterbeer way too early and then also got a gilly water. Would love to check out lunch or dinner here on my next trip!

Really cute inside Tip: if you order kids chicken fingers THEY DO NOT HAVE RANCH OR HONEY MUSTARD Decor 5/5 Accessibility 5/5 Land 5/5 Food 2/5 Honestly a bit of a let down, the baguette we had was pretty good 4/5 but unhappy kids makes it not worth it.

Cafe L'air is the quick service dining restaurant in the new Ministry of Magic area at Epic Universe. We decided to have dinner here we wanted to have Butterbeer crepes for dessert. For food, I had the Boeuf Bourguignon which came with mashed potatoes. My husband had the roasted chicken with string beans and roasted fingerling potatoes. The string beans that came with the dish was SO salty that none of us were able to eat it. Our friend ended up with the chopped beef at poivre style, which was essentially a hamburger patty with a cream sauce. It came with the house greens salad that I wished could be ordered as a side, because I really just wanted some veggies. The food was fine. I kind of wished we had eaten in Berk instead because they had Swedish meatballs! But alas. The Butterbeer crepe was very good though and I do recommend it. Maybe have dinner elsewhere and just come in for the free AC and the crepe. You sit down and mobile order with your table number. They will then bring out your food when it is ready.

I didn't eat a full meal here so I can't give a full review but I can highly recommend the Bieraubeurre™ Crêpe. If you like the butter beer it's a must try! I'm not even a a big crepe fan but this was very good.

Immaculate. Even though we waited quite a bit for our food to arrive after ordering, it was so worth it. We ordered butterbeer, chocolat chaud (aka hot chocolate), Poulet à la Provençale (Herb roasted chicken), Steak Haché au Poivre (hamburger steak), butterbeer crepes, and a quiche lorraine. The herb roasted chicken was excellent. It was very flavorful and very tender. Loved the potatoes and the sauce. Didn't like the steak as much. The quiche lorraine was fantastic. It was so flaky and tasty. The butterbeer crepe was amazing. If you enjoy the butterbeer that's throughout the Wizard World attractions, it's like a creamy version of that. Very good. The butterbeer and hot chocolate were exactly as you'd expect. I really enjoyed this place, and out of the 3 parks we visited during our trip, this was by far the best breakfast meal we had.

Located inside Epic Universe, this casual dine-in was beautiful. We do have the Wizarding World vacation package, which include breakfast from this location, but we missed breakfast due to rides' weather delay at Super Mario World. But we had to stop by for lunch. The restaurant is beautifully themed Parisian. Very fancy looking. They had staff seating guests. We were encourage to review their menu on the mobile app, place the order; once seated, we can put in our table number. I also saw people order from the counter. The menu had a small selection, French cuisine. My husband ordered the Beef Bourguignon, and I had the soup and salad, which was French onion topped with gruyere. Despite not liking onions, the soup was good. I wasn't hungry at the time, but my husband needed food. I surprised myself that I actually ate onion! I did try his Beef Bourguignon and it was very delicious. I would recommend this for anyone. As for drinks, I learned that you can ask the staff for a cup of water for free. I didn't know that and ordered "Gillywater," which was a water bottle for $6. I also wish they offered hot butterbeer instead of frozen or cold only.

Our first experience with Epic Universe dining exceed expectations. Okay - first, of all - real utensils! Maybe they won't keep these but it's the small things. They also feel super sturdy Also, love that you find a seat and order directly from your table. It's definitely a more streamlined/comfortable experience. Second, the space is gorgeous! Really immersive and on theme. We ordered the: *Quiche Lorraine - $19.99 (Egg custard, bacon, caramelized onions, flaky pie crust, Mornay sauce, and seasonal berries with lavender honey) - this was REALLY good. perfect quiche - silky smooth with a nice flaky crust. The mornay sauce was fire too. *Bièraubeurre Crêpe- $19.99 (Shortbread cookie butter Bavarian cream, Bièraubeurrecream, strawberries, Bièraubeurredrizzle, and a shortbread cookie garnish) - you really gotta love butterscotch haha. I don't really love butter beer in the first place but if you're a fan you'll love the 3x butterscotch haha. Bit on the sweet side for me but cool idea! It's hard to rank the new Epic Universe dining spots (we went to Das Stakehaus, Mead Hall and this Cafe for our sit down experience) as they all have their merits. Try 'em all!

Pretty decent French restaurant in the Harry Potter world of Epic Universe. If you're looking to dine in, don't bother waiting in line by the bar as that's only for drink orders (I made that mistake and waited for no reason). What we ordered: Steak Haché au Poivre ($19) - seasoned chopped beef au poivre style served with pommes frites and a house greens salad. I have to comment that this was some of the freshest salad I've ever eaten. Quiche Lorraine ($17) - egg custard baked in a pie crust filled with crispy bacon, gruyère cheese and caramelized onions with mornay sauce. Also served with a house greens salad.

Paris wizarding cafe is right on point. The decor is beautiful. Since we were sampling food around the park, I went light with the French onion soup and salad with the butterbeer crepe. The soup was great. As much as I want to sample other things when I come back, I will likely end up getting this again. The butterbeer crepe is good, but I got it out of my system, especially at the $20 price point. It's going to have to be a pass for next time to try something else.

The most perfect crepes. And on top of that they had professional service and a beautiful interior. Only downside was that the bathrooms are outside. Order from your phone. Price was about $18. Very pleasant and quick meal.

This is one of the quick service restaurants in the brand new theme park, Epic Universe. It is not officially open, but we were lucky to get to experience it during annual passholder previews. This is located in the Wizarding World portal of the park. It is a French themed cafe. You actually are seated by a team member and then you mobile order from your table. There is a QR code on the table, just scan it and it takes you to the restaurant location to order. We tried a couple of the items, but really want to head back and get more. Inside is actually very large. It has tables inside and a few outside. Outside is very pretty, you actually feel like you are in France, people watching is fantastic but this is going to be hot especially in the summer. We wanted to sit inside for this reason. The first thing to note, is that most of the tables are tables, there are a few that have a half bench but majority is tables. My wife hate the chairs, they actually left grooves in the back of her legs. They were on the smaller side, which might pose an issue for some. We had a group of 6 and ended up making 4 separate orders. Everyone's meal was brought out at different times. One thing I noticed is that the team members were very unsure of tables. They asked us multiple times (even orders that were not ours) if we had ordered whatever was on their tray. I completely understand they are in previews in still learning but they need to learn the tables better otherwise they might be giving away a lot of food to the wrong people. I will say the wait times were very strange as well. Two of our friends ordered the butterbeer crepe and they came out about 15 minutes apart. My wife and I ordered the creme Brule, the French onion soup and a beer. All of them were very very good. The creme Brule was creamy and delicious. It had a nice vanilla taste to it but the top was not very crunchy as you might expect in a Brule. However, it was still very good and we would get it again. The French onion soup was absolutely delicious. It was hot, full of cheese and had a great rich flavor. It also came with a side salad with tomatoes and onions and a vinaigrette. Also very good. Our friends ordered the butterbeer crepe, and after tasting it, it was very sweet if you got everything together in one bite. It was also not worth the $20 price tag. I actually thought that was a joke when I saw it blow up on the internet. I really felt this was a crazy price for what it is. It is dough with some cream and whip cream. Overall, I think this is a great stop. I do think the food is more sophisticated for theme park food. It is more upscale but some of the dishes could be pretty heavy and filling in the summer time. I enjoyed what we ordered, I would skip the crepe. My only complaint is we should be able to customize items. For example, my wife hates onions and we could not ask for no onions on the salad. Maybe once they open, we will have that option but for the preview we did not. I also found it confusing, no one was really helping us, people were in line at the counter, some were in line to be seated. We did not really know what we were supposed to do. I think a sign or a team member helping and directing would go a long way. But overall, I would say add this to your list! ACES!

Cool themed restaurant right inside the Harry Potter portal. Would come back for the amazing French onion soup! Order online for a short wait time and they'll bring it to your table quickly.

The restaurant is beautiful. The scale of it was surprising when we entered but in terms of theming, it really feels like a Paris cafe with a Harry Potter twist. We had the baguette de dinde and just shared as a little afternoon snack. It was really good! I would like to return to try the butterbeer crepe, which I have heard good things about. The wait time for the food was reeeeeally long, despite it being a sandwich and an order of fries. Seemed to be the case for everyone around us. But the place was nice and clean. A good spot in the theme park, overall.

All right Potter fans visiting the Wizarding World at Epic Universe. Here the run down. Seat yourself in the dining room, scan the QR code and place your order. They brought it out in less than 5 minutes. Baguette was really simple but also very good. Baguette de Dinde - $16.99 Sliced cracked black pepper turkey, apples, brie, and arugula; topped with mustard butter and apple butter; served in a warm, crusty baguette The Butterbeer Crepe was outrageously priced, but did taste good. Bièraubeurre Crêpe- $19.99 Shortbread cookie butter Bavarian cream, Bièraubeurrecream, strawberries, Bièraubeurredrizzle, and a shortbread cookie garnish. Boeuf Bourguignon - $18.99 Braised beef slow-cooked in a Burgundy wine, with mushrooms, pearl onions, roasted carrots, and bacon lardons; served with pommes purée. This was a hearty meal with great flavor. They also have some nice beer offerings here, I went with the Au Currant Saison - $13 Blackcurrant saison on draft. Overall it was a good food experience which is rare at a theme park.

My husband was eager to try the Bièraubeurre Crêpe (Butterbeer Crepe), which is a dessert offered at Universal Epic Universe's The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Ministry of Magic. This delicious treat features two crepes filled with a shortbread cookie butter Bavarian cream and Butterbeer cream, topped with strawberries, a Butterbeer drizzle, and a shortbread cookie. The crepe is served cold and costs $19.99. When you first enter, it's a first-come, first-served system. You choose your table and order via a QR code, and then your items are delivered to you. We opted to sit outside, so we could enjoy the weather and view. It didn't take long to receive our order. Once we tried the crepe, we understood the hype. The infusion of Butterbeer elevates the experience to another level. It was my first time trying a crepe, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The whipped cream really enhanced the dish for me as well. Overall, we loved it and would definitely order it again.

$19.99 Bieraubeurre (Butterbeer) Crêpe is more more like eating a pancake flavored in butterbeer. I thought it was pretty good and different. I would definitely order it without whip cream the next time. I got a table outside so that I could people watch. All you do is order on your phone, and then scan in the table QR code and then the staff will bring your order to your table. I also had a $8.99 Butterbeer. I have to say the regular butter beer is trash. The frozen butter beer is also trash. However, the hot butterbeer is freaking delicious. Great place to people watch and relax.

Cute little café inside Harry Potter world at epic universe. It is a counter service location. You can order on your phone and it'll be delivered to the table French little bistro.

I was really impressed with the interior of this restaurant. Everything was so thoughtfully decorated. I have mixed feelings about it being quick service. It's nice that the price point was approachable but the delivery of the food with no follow up from a server was missed a bit in this environment. The soup was lovely! Even though it was a hundred degrees outside, I can never pass up French onion soup!

Omg this was a beautiful themed Parisian cafe in Epic universe. Our early Dinner was fantastic. Will post a few pictures. And if you just stop in for dessert, the Butterbeer crepes are heavenly. When you drop in, you find a table first. You can scan a barcode on the table and order or tell tell them At the cashier your table number. Then food drinks and dessert will be brought to you soon.

This is a really well themed restaurant in epic universe. The food was really good. The service was very pleasant. All the staff seem to really like to work there. This is a great place to grab a snack or a full meal. Preparation was very good and the aesthetic of the room fit the feel of the world That we had entered.

Do not order the beef bourguignon and you'll be fine, lol! We ended up having a rushed dinner here because we were waiting for the nearby show to start at 7:15pm, which we ended up missing, because the 4 entrees took a bit longer than expected. The steak au poivre was not real steak but overall tasty but the poulet (roasted chicken) was by far the best dish -- it was tender and the vinaigrette that covered it was extremely flavorful (who would have thought that on of the best vinaigrettes I'd have ever tasted was at a theme park). And... the beef bourguignon. We were très deçu: it came with around 5 tiny pieces of beef on a plate of purée. We asked if we could change it for another entree given the obvious scarcity and the server did not hesitate in doing so. The trade for the poulet was well worth it. We saw other patrons' creme brûlées and they looked good (the brûlées, not the patrons).

Crepes are cold fyi on purpose. Lovely place quick service great change of pace from reg theme park fare

Cute spot. Wait service is indifferent just as if you were in France! You order online and then your table number once you're seated. You can see the menu on the Universal app). The French Onion soup was excellent and the Baguette de Dinde was very good. Very good crème brûlée. And well, ice cold beer on a hot day is ice cold beer. The Steak Hache au Poivre was just okay. Took about 15 minutes from ordering for the food to arrive (Order dessert at the same time as your entrees if you care about park time management!)

The concept is a good one, a combo between a full service and fast service restaurant. There is open seating and you scan a barcode on the table to place an order. We had onion soup and half chicken. The soup was great and came with a salad The chicken with potatoes and green beans was tasty but over cooked. Don't order a second glass of wine before your 1st is complete because they are not allowed to give guests 2 drinks at one time! We are here during the sneak peek so I'm hoping it will get better as they get the hang of it.

My friends and I checked this place out because we were curious. The beautiful ambience and the impressive menu piqued our interest, so we decided to have lunch here. What a great decision it was. This is easily the best food I've ever eaten at a Universal amusement park thus far (excluding City Walk). This is a fine French restaurant. The menu is small, but impressive. I noticed that they had a vegan dish and chose that. I was treated to a masterfully seasoned casserole with various vegan proteins within. The broth was rich and the dish was hearty and absolutely delicious. A friend of mine saw my food and ordered the same thing and loved it also. One thing you should know: this restaurant (like most at Universal) doesn't have waitstaff taking your order. You order your food through the Universal app and enter your table number so they know where to bring your food. Once they come to give you the food, however, the waitstaff are friendly and enthusiastic about the cuisine they serve. One of them even told us about up and coming dishes. We were all very impressed with the food here. If you want to be wowed, give this place a shot.

The lemon cream crepe was my favorite!! The other 3 dishes we ordered were good, but nothing exciting! The lavander lemonade was all ice, and very artificial flavors.

This place was great! The food was amazing, the butterbeer crepes were phenomenal. Definitely recommend!

There was a short wait to get into the restaurant which was to be expected. It was a very hot day so we were glad that the restaurant was much cooler. Once we were sat, we scanned the QR code on the table which linked to the universal app. I ordered the cider which wasn't too sweet. We had the French Onion soup which was delicious. It came with a small mixed green salad. The Butterbeer Crepe was good and very creamy. It's yummy but rich, even with two people, we couldn't finish it.

This place was super adorable, and the food was great. I had the beef dish, and it tasted incredible. Also, a great assortment of alcohol free beverages!

The food was really exquisite, highly recommend the Butterbeer crepe! The fries were also incredibly good and I felt the chicken was cooked well. Plum juice was definitely a highlight for me. It is a beautiful interior, with a very wizarding world feel. Will say, service is to theme with the area so if you want a fast meal and are starving this is not the greatest place to go.

Best food I've ever had in a theme park! Easy to get a table and order, food and drinks were fast and so amazing! Definitely will be back!

Don't order the beef boudin's. It was a salt fest. The chicken was very good. Skip the crème bulee and get the crepe. It was delicious.

This is more of a review on the sloppy organization and design of the park and how it impacts this restaurant. Maybe they decided not to pay a human and use AI for design. "Some thing" decided to put the bathroom and only place to wash your hands at a restaurant DOWN THE STREET AND AROUD THE CORNER ! I can't decide if it's more stupid or disgusting. No napkins or silverware provided unless asked. Bottled "magical" tap water is twice the price of iced tea. Do not buy. The food was fake french food and it was purile. Why try to make food you're not prepared for? Bad cafeteria food at a steep premium for what it is. Dozens of staff present but they hardly interact with customers because you order your meal with a QR code . Very disorganized. This was obviously not an experienced designed for humans because it doesn't feel like it was designed by a human. Out of touch, predatory executives need to get a clue. If you're invested in this dreck, sell your stocks NOW.