Cute little container. Servers were friendly and enthusiastic about the job. Drinks were cold and…read moreno skimp on the shots. Perfect spot to stop get refreshed and keep on shopping.

Friendly staff. We sat here for about an hour talking to our Winetender, Haik. The concept is…read morepretty cool, the prices were reasonable, selections were decent, and the company was spot on. Great reason to stop shopping with the missus and sit a spell with a tasty beverage! Score!

As someone who goes to Universal theme parks often enough, I understand certain things you buy…read moreinside are more for the "gimmick" factor than anything. For that reason, I usually tend to avoid liquor based drinks because they're usually on the light side with a very mixer-forward pour. However, this little bar tucked away in Harry Potter world serves a drink that's well worth your time & money. While they offer draft & canned beer, wine & non alcoholic beverages, the real star here is the Lobe Blaster. This dangerous, yet delicious, drink is a mix of moonshine, limoncello, absinthe & has an emulsion verte floater; it sure does the trick. It's mixed with lemon juice, club soda & simple syrup so it's super refreshing also. The rosemary gives it a nice aromatic profile as you drink it. The bartenders were really nice & they fully play into the theme. There wasn't too big of a line when I went but the drinks are poured to order so it takes a little bit of time. As long as it's under 20 minutes, I'd be okay with waiting. I found for the price point, this drink is by far the best tasting & strongest drink in Epic Universe. In fact, I've never had a drink this good (or strong) at any theme park. If you're in Epic Universe & seeking out a delicious adult beverage then look no further than Bar Moonshine.

I really enjoyed Bar Moonshine, but I give it three stars because there's nowhere to sit and enjoy…read morethe cocktail, and that's a huge missed opportunity here. What it gets right: - Well-made cocktails, including classics and creative originals. We enjoyed the Philosopher's Old Fashioned and the Fleur 75. I like an Old Fashioned where I can taste the bourbon, which was the case here. It could be improved by using a single large ice cube, particularly in the Florida sun, where the cubed ice could dilute the drink too quickly. Went back through to try their saison, which is brewed by a local Orlando brewery. It was a bit tangier than prefer, but was refreshing on a sweltering day. - Friendly service. The bartenders were that happiest and most engaging employees we met. - A large-mirrored bar featuring its many selections, usually with some art deco or other architectural feature. - An overall upscale feel. The overall atmosphere is somewhat diminished by the nostalgic aspect of the American Quidditch team pennants adorning the bar. Usually such overt displays of Americanism are avoided, instead letting the craft and level of service speak for itself, but without it it might not feel very 'wizard-y' so I'll look past it. What it gets wrong: - I lived in Europe for several years and have been many of the so-called "American bars", including some quite well-regarded and famous ones. What's missing here is the intent. Universal reminds you that you're at a theme park by turning this into a quick-service location. I get that Universal probably doesn't want to make a session bar in its theme park, in part because they probably don't want to encourage consumption of multiple drinks in quick succession (though I did do that here) before people go on thrill rides. That's fair. But in doing what they've done here, they betray the intent of the American Bar. The American bars of Europe are not road-side stops. They're session locations you hit up before or after dinner or the theater. It's almost better if Universal hadn't even made it, because they created a place where you want to spend some time, but can't. Still, probably the best cocktail in any theme park, and better than most standard American restaurants too, and at surprisingly reasonable prices.

Epic Wine & Spirits is located in a strip mall next to a gift shop and pretty much caters to the…read moretourist business. The staff was friendly, but be advised that since it is in a tourist area, prices are more than what you can but it for in other areas.

Amazing staff, very respectful & the prices you can't beat on idrive they have crazy amount to pick…read morethrough

I hardly ever hang out in the Simpsons area of Universal Studios, so haven't been to Duff Brewery…read morehardly ever. But to my surprise it's actually a really nice place to hang out for a bit if you need a break from walking around! They have bar seating all around, and there's more seating behind the main bar right along the water. It's pretty sweet. Of course, if you want a beer you can get the classic Duff Beer from the Simpsons world. They serve a few basic food items like corn dogs and pretzels and chips. The pretzels are really popular and probably the one thing worth having- everything bagel seasoning and made fresh. But the best part of this place is the staff. The gal helping us was so nice and pleasant and thoughtful. Stopping here made the Simpson section a little bit better in my eyes.

This is always a great place to take a break at and grab a beer when you are having a park day at…read moreUniversal Studios! They also have liquor if a mixed drink is more your thing. My favorite thing to get there is a Dufftoberfest during the fall months. The bartenders are always so nice and friendly and serve the lines quickly. Cheers to great theme park beer!!

The Hopping Pot is primarily a butterbeer stop inside of Diagon Alley in Universal Studios. It's in…read morethe far back corner, behind the Weasleys shop. You can get some other drink refreshments as well. The line gets super long at this spot and it moves slow which can be the downside. But if you want your butterbeer fix, the Hopping Pot will surely skip you to that goal.

Butterbeer is one of my favorite drinks! The only time I can get the original Butterbeer is at…read moreUniversal Studios! The Hopping Pot is located in Daigon Alley at Universal Studios Florida. It's a quick service dining location. As soon as you enter Daigon Alley, if you take the right path, you'll find it next to the entertainment section where Tales of the Beedle Bard usually plays. The hopping pot offers a wide range of drinks and food items. The line is usually quick too. My mom and I waited about 15 minutes both times that we stopped by the Hopping pot! Some of the drinks on the menu include Butterbeer (Shortbread & Butterscotch) Frozen Butterbeer (Shortbread & Butterscotch) Hot Butterbeer (Shortbread & Butterscotch) Otter's Fizzy Orange Juice (Orange flavor with vanilla and cinnamon) Pumpkin Juice and so much more! Food items are limited, but if you're looking for a small bite to eat, The Hopping Pot does offer Pasties such as Beef Pasty, Chicken Pasty, and even a Shepherds Pasty Pie! I want to try the Apple Chips next time I stop by The Hopping Pot! My go to drink is the Frozen Butterbeer. It's perfect for a warm summer day in Orlando Florida!

Great service and great prices! Also gave us tips on our vacation.read more

Who wants to party?…read more I said WHO WANTS TO PARTY!?!?!?! Well boys and girls if you raised your hand and are in Kissimee (pronounced "Kiss Me heyah" as you point to your ducklips), then this is your one-stop-show for liquor, wine and cervezas. Stopped in here after my drive to Cocoa Beach and figured, "Hey, what better way to pass the time than to imbibe in the nectar of the Gods?" Yes, Dionysus would be proud to know that us mere mortals can stop by a single location to find a wide array of beverages that would make him point both thumbs at himself and say, "Dude, what has two thumbs and is a Greek God? This guy. Who wants to parr-tay??" This little store is well stocked with whatever hard liquor you could imagine, a good selection of wine and a decent selection of beer. With the light beer (Miller, Budlight, etc) far outnumbering the good beer (New Castle, Guinness). But all in all, it's not bad and a quick 'n easy place to get whatever you need to get the party going. The prices are what you'd expect in a touristy area with a 500ml of Smirnoff running you about $13 while the same sized bottle of Absolute would run you close to $30. Not great, but what are you going to do if you want to fill your pimp cup with some tasty beverages that will make you bust out your Little John impression as you say, "WHAAAAAAT?! WHAAAAAAT?! YEEEEEEEEAH?!?" They also sell fruit juices and mixers, perfect for softening the blow of whatever poison you choose. Because I'm a good boy, I only picked up some cranberry-pomegranate juice. I'm such a little angel.....who likes to party! :-) **Polishes tarnished halo and tucks devil tail back into jeans**

It's a random booth in the middle of the America pavilion that served us one of the best tasting…read moreciders we've ever had (our preference being more favorable the closer it tastes to a fruit soda). A little pricey and not as cold as I would have wanted it to be, but worth. Ciderboys, we're coming back for you because you don't ship to CA!

Quick service but like most Disney World restaurants, they have limited options. Kids wanted…read morepretzels with cheese dip and a drink so it was very convenient and fast. Cast members are so very nice and greet you with a smile.

We ordered the footlong corndog, it comes with a side of chips (Laise of Sunchips), and it came in…read moretwo because they only had them in 6". The meat was pickier than im used to when i bit off it, but the overall corn/bread to meat concentration was on point. Overall 4.5 Food 4.5 Service 5 Quality 4.5

Slow as the slowest bartender you've ever experienced. Beers are about $8-$10. They only allow you…read moreto order one drink, unless the other drinker is attached to your hip. Actually, if you visit a tourist restaurant in almost anywhere in the Caribbean, you receive "island" service- meaning they are slow as all hell. This bartender is slower than that, she's a disgrace to her trade!