Krusty Burger

If you're looking for a great place to eat at Universal Park, this spot is definitely the best option compared to other places in the park. Many of the restaurants can be really crowded, which means you might wait a long time for your food or have a not-so-great experience. But at the Simpsons dining area, you have four different restaurants to choose from in one spot. You do have to wait in one line, but that actually helps the kitchen serve food faster, so you won't be waiting too long—usually about 20 minutes or so. When we visited, we ordered the Krusty Burger with a large doughnut on the side, and it came out quickly. One more tip: you can get free water there, but just be sure to bring your own cup!

Great theme, meh food – exactly what Krusty would’ve wanted. The setting nails it: loud, greasy, and full of Springfield flair. From the goofy menus to the barely-interested service, it all feels deliberately low-effort… in a weirdly charming way. The burgers? Edible. Just. Fries? Fine. It’s fast food in clown makeup – nothing more, nothing less. You go for the Simpsons vibes, not the flavor. Worth a visit for fans and photo ops, but if you’re actually hungry, there are better bites nearby. Like Krusty himself: funny on the outside, kinda greasy underneath.

Krusty Burger at Universal Orlando is such a fun experience! The burgers are tasty and hit the spot after a long day in the park. The Simpsons-themed vibe makes it feel like you're in the show. It’s a great, casual stop for a quick and satisfying meal.

I don't necessarily like giving bad reviews, but the attitude of the staff was terrible! A thank you or, God forbid, a smile clearly wasn't in the job description! We ordered chicken with potatoes, and I told the waiter we wanted two of the same—this seems like a pretty straightforward request! Then they brought the second dish with a completely different side. When I asked for the same thing, it was clear from their face that they wished I would disappear! At the register, the lady looked at me as if she had just learned that the world was ending! I believe that in a place like this, more emphasis should be placed on such things. For a $32 parking fee and $620 for four people for a day pass, I think a smile should be included!

We had such an amazing time. You really feel like you are in the Simpsons world. Food was really good and not that bad of a price. Quick service.

Let’s be real, if you’re coming here it’s probably not for the food, but rather the opportunity to step into the world of the Simpsons. We walked in and was greeted with a busy cafeteria, the line was super long and it was very loud. I mean, there’s not much that can be done about the line and the noise levels but you can tune it out because there is so much to look at! The art work on the walls and the colourful decor really transports you to Springfield. Now, the whole experience was very much like a high school cafeteria, order your food, get it on the tray, pay and eat. I ordered the only plant based option on the menu with some fries (yes curly) - pretty darn expensive but filling and I got a flaming Moe! I saw comments about the lack of seating, I personally had no issues with seating and was able to find a seat. I recommend taking wet wipes or something because the chances of finding a CLEAN table is probably as low as finding a Polar bear in Florida. I did take wet wipes and boy was I glad, we sat at a nice clean spot once I was done! I didn’t enjoy the burger as much as I would’ve liked, it was a little over done (to the point of burnt) and lacked flavour however, the fries were bomb! 10/10! Decor 10/10! Price could be adjusted lower, but it’s a theme park so it is expected. The workers seem to really hate their job…but I would still eat there again, I liked the decor!

We were really looking forward to enjoying our time at Universal Studios, but unfortunately, our experience at this particular restaurant left a bad taste. The bartender who served our beer was shockingly rude and made us feel incredibly unwelcome. His body language and attitude were clearly filled with disgust and judgment, and it felt rooted in racism‼️‼️‼️ Universal Studios is supposed to be an international and inclusive place where people from all backgrounds feel safe and valued. We didn’t come here and pay all this money to be treated with hate or prejudice. It’s deeply disappointing to face this kind of behavior in a place that promotes fun and diversity. I hope Universal takes this seriously. No guest should ever be made to feel this way.

We ordered the "Pizza lovers" and "Pizza haters." They weren't that good, but they were edible enough to have lunch and continue our journey through Universal Studios. The staff is generally very welcoming. However, the places can be crowded, so it can be difficult to find a free table to eat.

Krusty Burger was connected to multiple other food/drink joints which created a really hectic environment. However, the art on the wall did make it somewhat inviting. I ordered the Krusty Burger with curly fries. It was fairly priced but they didn't have any pickle spears left. When in the line for the food the bacon looked undercooked so we didn't order the bacon cheeseburger. The burger was slightly messy but was indeed very good. It was nice to see but will probably not be stopping back in soon.

Very good food, overall good atmosphere, if you're looking for good service I don't recommend because you just walk up and get your food. The workers were nice though.

We decided to give this place a try for lunch and honestly, it's just your average type of fast food. Nothing really stood out, next time I'll just head to Mythos or Hogsmeade instead. We ordered ahead on the app and had to wait by the small pick up area for our food. We got the clogger burger, tater tots, curly fries and an overpriced fruit cup. It was too much food for two people. During the lunch rush, there's not much seating and we had to borrow chairs from other tables. The mural with all the Simpsons characters was pretty neat.

Mediocre food and a miserable wait time, but to get the full "I was in a Simpsons" episode experience it's a must! If you're visiting Universal Studios and want great food go anywhere else! If you're a Simpsons fam and lunch time was a long time ago and your kids are hangry a-holes and it's the nearest place to eat, do it! Just make sure you don't mind overcrowding and an exceptionally loud, annoying, atmosphere. Also, bring snacks to curb your appetite while you wait for you order.

I have only seen a few episodes of the Simpsons but I was excited to try something at Krusty Burger. The line was outrageously long and the burger was mediocre. It was cool because it was supposedly like the burgers in the show. It tasted good, there just wasn't anything jumping out about it. If you love the show I would for sure try it though for the nostalgic part of it. The line can get crazy but if you download the Universal App you can typically order it on the app and do pick up and they'll just call your name. It looks like a mall food court which was pretty cool. I think I would've enjoyed it more if I was a big Simpsons fan.

As an immersive exhibit showcasing everything Simpsons, this is 5 stars. As a restaurant serving quality food, this is only 1 star. Wait time is very long; just like the rides, you have to wait to be let in to order your food. Choices here are plenty since they combined krusty burger with cletus's chicken shack and the frying dutchman. But what's the point of choices when they all taste awful and overly salted? I suggest you go somewhere else to fuel up rather than throw your money down the trash here.

How can you go to Krusty Land and not have a Krusty Burger!? Well the line almost talked me out of it! Decided to do online order, super convenient! Skipped all the line and my order was ready maybe in 10 minutes! Now on to the food..... I will say Waaaaay better than I expected! Whatever that secret sauce is, you all got something goin on for you! Burger was cooked right and was full of flavor! (Maybe it was just the sauce ‍ since it has so much! But still) No regrets!

This is terrible the cheese is shit the burger is shit the fries weren't bad surprisingly but why is this place charging $18 for a school burger and a drink absolutely disgusting

Portion was super small. Food was cold. Place was dirty. Diff beer was warm. I will say the folks doing the service and condiment stations were in point though.

Actually the ribwich was really good! Addicted just like the episode. Yummy! The burgers were good too. The tater tots had a little onion flavor. I liked it, kids not so much. Enjoy!

I had the pleasure of talking to one of the employees named Steve. He was really genuine and kind when we were talking to him. He made the experience goated. Would recommend Steve.

First off the employees were extremely rude. Never being to Universal before or a big city I was unfamiliar with certain concepts. So when I asked questions I was looked at like I was stupid. Second the food was disgusting! I paid over $70 bucks for lunch line food! Gross! I was on vacation , one thing we alway get excited about is Fair food. Im extremely disappointed. Our Krusty food was legitimately krusty! The milk shake had weird chunks in it like it was freezer burnt then turned into a shake. Gross DO NOT GO HERE

Whether you are a fan of The Simpsons or not, you would be remiss if you did not stop into Krusty Burger when touring through Universal. The set up inside the food area feels like the food court at a mall. At the Krusty Burger stand there are all manner of burgers and fries that are authentic to the show. Though, when I went in September 2022 they offered a pretzel bowl filled with cheese. I don't think this is a regular item because I can't find it on the regular menu pictures online. Nevertheless it was tasty. Overpriced but what isn't at Universal. There's ample seating inside to stop for a minute before you get back to the rides and attractions.

Just as one would expect food from the Krusty Burger in the show to be, the food here is quite mediocre. In a world where theme parks are upping their food game, Krusty Burger isn't quite there. The same goes for the other quick service options in this complex. Krusty Burger isn't a top option in this quick service area and it's certainly not a top option at Universal.

I'm giving this a much better review than one would expect, mostly because of the phenomenal customer service. This was the only place in the park with good customer service and personable staff. Food was good (hotdogs, Arby's style curly fries and shakes). Staff was better. It didn't hurt that it was right next to Duff and Lard Lad too. This place - and the Simpson's area generally - were the best parts of universal for me.

Horrible. We waited in line for over an hour and our food was disgusting. Wings and all fries were extremely cold and the burger meat tasted like rubber and looked like those fake toy patties. Extremely over priced.

You will get your food faster if you actually leave the park and buy food outside and then come back. Plus the food will be cheaper and taste better. Do not wait in the line to buy here.

The name alone speaks for itself. We all know who Krusty the clown was on the Simpsons. You're going to get what you pay for. A subpar krusty burger. Krusty's chain of fast food restaurants, Krusty Burger, is a biting satirical take on the fast food industry. He makes no secret of the fact that he cuts costs wherever he can and doesn't put anything of nutritional value into any of the meals at Krusty Burger it doesn't stop millions of consumers from lapping it up. I visited to pick up a quick lunch for my daughter and went with the Krusty burger with curly fries. She enjoyed the liquid cheese sauce.

We had over an hour wait in line to order our food. Workers kept telling us to order for pick up but the service was poor and we could not complete our order, none of the workers could get the service to work either. Overall dinning experience was very stressful, with several workers giving miss information a poor communication amongst themselves. The actual food was very tasty. And the kids enjoyed the atmosphere.

This was my second time visiting Krusty Burger and the first time I've been here since COVID. Overall, I like the organization of getting in, getting your food, etc versus what it was like pre-COVID. Before, it was more of a free for all which could be overwhelming. First, you line up and wait to be seated. Once seated, you order your food from the Universal app and someone comes around to get your order number. Seamless in theory, but many people were left waiting for their food for a while due to no one coming by their table. We actually inadvertently received someone else's food and our order as well. Because of COVID, we couldn't just hand them their order, they had to wait for it again. Krusty Burger is okay food. It is indeed overpriced for a burger and fries, but it's also a theme park so it's expected. The food is good. I love the cheddar cheese on the burger and the fries taste good too. Overall, a decent experience. I only gave 3 stars because there is better food for better prices in the park.

Burgers were very good for theme park food. Chicken not so much. Go early for lunch or the way will be very long.

Very cool place where it kinda reminded me of a mall food court you would find in the Simpsons. I had to get a Kristy burger, went with the clogger, and it was actually REALLY good. It wasn't the best burger I have ever had, but it was a solid outting, and not much more price wise then a normal, not in a park establishment.

Here at Krusty Burger you can order "Genuine Clown-Endorsed Meal" including the legendary Krusty Burger, a Clogger Burger, The Ribwich, a Sideshow Bob Foot Long, or The Heat Lamp Dog. As many have previously stated the food is subpar and if you go during busy days the line feels endless. The only thing on point here was the theme and considering in real life Springfield I don't think Krusty Burger would be that appetizing, the subpar food is accurately on brand. I personally got the krusty burger with fries and was simply not impressed. Theme awesome, food was not.

A The "Simpsons" themed area at Universal Studios. The hamburger was simply the best burger to have and comes highly recommended. Must visit if you're a fan of The Simpsons.

This is a pretty good restaurant and I have ate here a few times. The food is good to me but it is way to overpriced. The service was good and I did not wait to long. About 10 minutes. However the floors looked like they have not been moped in 3 days but besides that it is a pretty decent restaurant.

I had the vegetarian Mother Nature Burger (black bean burger) at Krusty Burger in Springfield: Home of the Simpson's at Universal. It was good. The other vegetarian choices were the "meat haters" pizza and a veggie sandwich at Lisa's Teahouse of Horror in the same food court. I was surprised that there were a few vegetarian options in the same food court. There was a really long wait just to order. It wasn't at a peak time either. It was at 2:30pm in the afternoon. I think my group waited 30+ minutes to order. I had to go sit down at a table since I got frustrated. Eventually we did get our food though. It was at Burger King fast food type quality so it was frustrating that we had to wait in line that long.

Awful setup--stand in line for a long time until you can break out and stand in separate lines to get food, then another line to get drinks, then ANOTHER line to pay. At that point, the food is cold. I understand universal food is all overpriced but the burgers are garbage and taste like the ones I had in hot lunch for elementary school. Their website says you can get a gluten free bun as an option. I asked for the GF bun as I cannot tolerate regular bread and some chef came out to question me about my choice. She told me I couldn't have fries with my meal if I got a GF bun. I told her I was fine with the fries, I just can't tolerate real bread. She proceeded to argue with me and lecture me on eating gluten free and told me I couldn't have fries as they have gluten in them. I told her AGAIN fries don't bother me, but regular bread does. I would have even paid extra for a gf bun if need be. She glared at me super rudely and handed me my burger and did not even take the time to put the sauce it's supposed to come with. Very rude!!! Never treated so rudely in a restaurant before. Super nosy to question me about my food choices as well. Don't offer the GF bun if you're going to harass the customer for asking for one.

We were there right middle of spring break. Line was insane crazy long. It took about an hour to get our food. Burger was ok but it was not impressive. It was good visit as an entertainment

We went just for the experience and my wife was super hungry. It is a cafeteria with various options of food. Overpriced Chicken wings and tenders, sodas, ice cream, and Ham(Krusty)Burgers. I had the chicken arms... yes, that is what they call them. And she had the Krusty Burger. Honestly, what are you expecting to the Krusty Burger to taste like, it based on a cartoon????!!! LOL

I do not know what all the hype is about. Maybe I was just hungry. I went to the food court at Universal Studios around 11:30 am. When I first got there, I noticed that there was a line which is to be expected when visiting these theme parks. What they don't tell you is that this first line is actually a queue to join another line. 2 lines in total. I waited 30 minutes in the first line and over an hour in the second line. After the second line, you walk up the restaurant of your choice and then place your order. The wait time there was another 20 minutes. Moving onto the food. The burger was dry and had no taste whatsoever. The fries were not bad and the milk shake was good. If you're going to Krusty Burger, save your TIME and money and go somewhere else. If you decide to go anyway, don't say I didn't warn you

Waited in 4 different lines for a total of 2 hours. Line to get in, line to order food, line to get beverage, then line to check out. So, now food was cold and no tables. Finally found 1 with 2 chairs for our party of 5. The rest had to continue standing to eat. Horrible, horrible set up.

This is the worst food experience that we had in a theme park. We stay more than a hour in a line to eat a poor version of fastfood burger. The burger was overcooked, and cold. The fries was soggy. The menu is confused and the price changes along the line (see photos at the beginning of the line and at the cashier).

It was a really great experience eating here while at Universal. The Simpson's has always been a family favorite. Kristy burgers were fantastic.

Located in the Simpsons area of Universal Studios in Orlando Florida, Krusty Burger is a quick service meal which is comparable to your typical fast food restaurant. My husband tried the Krusty burger and he said it sort of reminded him of a Big Mac but not as good. The curly fries were great and cooked with a nice seasoning blend. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, this side item rounded off the meal nicely. As this was our family's first visit to Universal, we would definitely visit again but not one of our must do's. Pick an off time for lunch or dinner because the wait times can be long

The ribwhich was not what I was expecting. I was expecting the McRib. What I got was rib diced cubes doused with some kind of Mayo sauce and cole slaw. I separated and ate the rib cubes, which by themselves were, well, rib-like meat. My wife's coconut shrimp had a human hair fried in, so that was nasty. She did get another dish and a lot of apologies, so that was a positive. In summary - do not come here expecting glorified versions of dishes seen on the Simpsons.

This is another entrance to the giant Simpson's-themed food court. This is one of the places in there you can sit at and it has its own sitting area. This is probably my least favorite of the themed sitting areas because it's very plain and set up just like a regular fast-food place but with shorts from Simpson's episodes playing on a TV. I haven't eaten at Krusty Burger yet but the dining area is pretty neat. It's set up like a cafeteria with Simpson's episodes playing non stop. Again, you can order from the app so order ahead of time or don't.

The staff was super friendly but... messed up my order. I ordered 2 one foot long hotdogs and asked for the coleslaw to be on the side. The price was almost $29 yaiks! When I asked how long is it going to take for the hotdogs to be ready, I was told 10 mins. I had a show to attend dj this was important. 20 mins later my dogs were still not ready. And when they arrived a few minutes later, the coleslaw was not on the side. Messed up order! At this point my show was about to start, I was furious. The manager lady went and fixed and expedited the order. I barely made it to the show. $15 hot dog is pretty steep. I suggest you get $12.99 smoked turkey leg instead. So yummo and kids love it too!!!

Huge burger, yuge! But what killed this for me was the cheese whiz in lieu of cheddar. Fries were stale but the milkshake was delish

I love the Simpsons but the burger is just ok. This is a fun spot to come sit in and I really enjoy eating here, but I haven't found anything at this one that I like. Luckily, it's connected cafeteria-style to a bunch of other Simpson's-themed restaurants, so I am sure I will find something. It's the Simpsons so we have to stop in!

Was it a real burger. Like McDonald's but 17.00 for a burger. Go to a real restaurant for a better burger. The duff beer looked okay but was 17.00 for a beer!!

I figured this was a tourist trap. But I was hungry and the burgers smelled so good. Man oh man 15 dollars for the burgers. They were somewhat like Sonic burgers. But the reason why the stars are up so high, are those seasoned sweet potatoe fries. They're delicious. I would order a huge plate just for those.

very mediocre! if your stomach is completely empty & you want a bite to eat within proximity to the universal attractions i would recommend coming here (specifically to the food court) they have like 4 options to choose from but i chose the krusty burger! wouldn't recommend the 2/3 burger because it was entirely too much to digest & messy! you are better off with the 1/3 burger. the curly fries were my favorite part & the milkshake was more like a soft serve. nothing special just good convenient food :) you'll probably spend $15-$30 per person!

Krusty Burger is a fun concept and looks really great but the food is very subpar. There are multiple options from pizza to fried seafood and classic krusty burgers but it just tasted like frozen food heated up. It is ok for a quick grab a bite move but there are way better options in the park.

We got caught in a downpour at USF and ducked into Fast Food Blvd in Springfield/Simpsons Land to wait out the deluge. Decided to have a quick bite. The ordering process was clunky and took too long to be directed to a cashier to make selections from the available "restaurants"- Krusty Burger, The Frying Dutchman, Flaming Moe's, Cletus' Chicken Shack, Luigi's Pizza, and Lisa's Teahouse of Horror. We ordered chicken arms (wings) from Cletus', a Krusty Burger, and fried calamari (WHAT IN JEDIDIAH WAS I THINKING?!?) from the Dutchman. While one of us waited for the food, the rest snagged a booth in Moe's Tavern and waited. The interior of Moe's is pretty spot on. There's a large figure of Barney at the end of the bar, the Love Tester machine in the corner, pics on the walls, and Duff on draught. Food took way too long-- almost 20 minutes-- to be ready. Hard to believe because 1/2 of our order was premade and sitting in chafing dishes behind the glass of each station. The Krusty Burger was larger than expected, but sloppy. The wings were decent. But oh, GLAVEN! The calamari was more disappointing than Ralph Wiggum's report card. And nearly room temperature! Two stars for the interior theming alone.

My experience here was eh. Although I have to say unlike Captain America Dinner, this restaurant has people going around to tables asking for your mobile order number(s). Note: It's a bit weird ordering here. First you need to head to the app and press "Mobile Ordering" then find "Fast Food Boulevard." For some reason it's under this name and not Krusty Burger. The overall vibe and look is cool, I personally never watched The Simpsons and not a fan either, but I have to say, they can easily do more with this place. For one is changing what's being shown on the TV's. Hearing the same clips over and over again gives you a headache after awhile. I ordered the Krusty Burger Platter, it tasted great, but the fries were a bit cold and the buns they used kinda tasted "fluffy." If that makes sense for a bun. Felt like you where eating air. My sister ordered a salad with her main food, I think she had a chicken sandwich and they charged $6.99 for this salad and it had 3 to 4 pieces of lettuce and a few croutons... I know park food can be expensive but that's a bit ridiculous. We didn't even open it, the lady that was writing down the mobile numbers took it and informed us they can refund us that amount back.

When you are visiting Springfield at Universal Studio, you must listen to Homer Simpson, who says "You don't win friends with salad." Unless your friend is a vegetarian or vegan, I kind of agree with him. Inside the Springfield, they have rides, games, funny statues, stores, and yes, eateries. They have a quick-service or "fast food" items available at Simpsons Fast Food Blvd. It is actually a fun spot to visit. We visited Krusty Burger, Moe's, and Cletus Chicken Shack. No matter which one you chose, everyone has to get in a same line. Once you get to the ordering counter, you order from the right side, and pick up at the left side of the counter. Lots of young, high-school looking kids working behind the counter, chit-chatting with each other. Do not expect any kind of customer service... I got the traditional Krusty Burger, and it seemed like they were somewhat made to order. You get to watch the young staffs behind the counter, making your burger. Well, more like slapping one ingredients after another on a bun without a care... But hey, they do work for Krusty the Clown, right? You can't really expect them to be perfect. LOL. It comes with "Kurly" fries and pickle spear. I felt like the true Krusty Burger is supposed to be kind of, well, crappy. We certainly did not come here to get a gourmet burger. So, with our real expectation in mind, they were right on the money. Thin patty, some gooey cheese sauce, pieces of lettuce and tomato, and just a regular, no-frill bun. Just the way we expected Krusty's burger to be.

The name was enticing so I went with it. I wanted to try it especially after doing the Simpsons ride at Universal which was enjoyable. I got here for an early lunch considering there are long line for almost everything. This was a good idea. They let people in around 10:30am. We were seated almost immediately and you ordered through the Universal mobile dining app. They had a variety of options available, burgers, chicken sandwiches, fried chicken, pizza etc. Everything in Universal Studios is costly, so I wasn't surprised a Krusty Burger combo was around $17.00. The disappointing part is that the meat tasted like frozen meat and was not even like warm, and the bun was hard. Curly fries were cold. The food came out quickly and I'm assuming due to the amount of people Universal Studios experiences daily, the food is not cooked to order. The customer service was good and they filled up with people fairly quickly. I wouldn't go here again personally. I'd explore other options in the park.

How can you be in the Simpsons Land and not go to Krusty Burger!? If you're a Simpsons fan, it's one of those places you got to try! I was honestly expecting it to be terrible beyond belief and perhaps because I went in with such low expectations, I thought it was great! My friends and I were all actually pleased with their food. Krusty Burger can be found in the Fast Food Boulevard food court in the Simpsons section of Universal Studios. It's a walk up counter you order and get your food from, then another line to checkout and finally you can sit outside or inside their food court-like seating. You'll never guess what they specialize in!!! (aren't i funny?) Surprisingly, they do have other items on the menu like their ribwich ($12), a 6" hot dog ($8) and a foot long hot dog for $9. Burger-wise they have the signature Krusty Burger which comes with their secret sauce a la whopper style ($10). You can also get the Clogger ($13) which has TWO patties and bacon or for my vegan friends out there, they offer a black bean burger ($11). When my friends and I went, they convinced us the bacon made a huge difference, so we went with the Clogger. Pro-Tip, it really doesn't and we could have done just fine with the standard Krusty Burger. That aside, we were pleased with our burger and thought it tasted great. Even the bun was light and tasty. It came with some curly fries which were also good and the curl always adds some fun! If you can get your secret sauce on the side, it's fabulous for dunking the fries into. Though the burger wasn't mind-blowing, I did enjoy it and wouldn't hesitate to grab food from Krusty Burger again!

This is me totally being a mark for the simpsons so it does not really count. I give it 5 stars only for nostalgia and being a huge simpsons fan. The atmosphere was amazing. The food was just an average place. But I lobe it and I'm glad I marked it off my bucket list. So with that being said if you are a simpsons fan like me then go and love it

Staff was kinda came out to reassure if our order was correct. The whole environment was cute and clean, but the food lets just say I wont ever go back. Not only was the meat questionable but the bun was hard the chicken fingers were awful as well. No one out of my party of 13 was able to finish their meals because noone like the burger. Never going back to Kusty's in Springfield...