A great atmosphere and good selection make this the gem of Islands of Adventure. If you are looking for an oasis from the crowds and bustle, and don't mind paying a bit for it, try Mythos. My favorite is the Lobster Bisque. This and Confisco's are the exception for the Universal owned restuarants (the others are poor in quality in addition to being overpriced).

No food here, just a huge assortment of frozen alcoholic concoctions. Most are pretty good. The place can get pretty crowded on the weekends and on Wednesday (due to nickle beer night upstairs at big belly). This is one of the carryovers from the old Church Street days (when Church Street Station and Sloppy Joe's were in their heyday).

Top drawer Disney service (and for the price it better be). Not so sure it fits in at MGM (except for its theme) due to the amazingly high prices (even for Disney). The food was pretty good (once you get past choking on the price) and what you would expect from an upscale establishment like this. The turtle cheesecake is to die for (but if that's all you want, try the nearby bakery)

I LOVED this place! If you are going to pay theme park prices for food, you might as well enjoy it. And here you will. Set in a 50's style drive in atmosphere, you dine in "parked cars" while watching a giant screen of B movie trailers. FUN!

I was pleasanly surprised here. The service was great and the steak came out perfect and timely. There are better steak houses in Orlando, but if you are at the theme parks or City Walk this is a safe bet.

A fun and imaginative show with good food. Its come a LOOOONG way from its hookey beginnings! This one adventure thats suitable for the entire family (if you want the dinner show expereience take the kids here).

As far as Wendy's go, I have to agree, the staff just doesn't care. The food is usually pretty good (but I usually get the Mandarin Chicken Salad-one of my favorites). Try a different location if you are stuck on Wendy's.

One of the worst excuses for food at Universal. The service was mediocre and the food terrible. The chicken was undercooked (pink!) and sent back. What I got back should have had "Goodyear" stamped on it (guessing they just nuked it a bit). . .stick to Mowotwon or Emerils if you MUST dine at CityWalk (or eat a Confisco's before leaving Islands of Adventure). For a jazz club its okay (Pleasure Island is usually better).

Love the big city feel here. I miss the days when Big Band was in and Swingerhead used to play here. Still a lot of fun (and on a less travelled path that Pleasure Island for Disney entertainment)

In its heyday Sapphire was a lot of fun and is sorely missed. Now its the Social, great fun if you are into the Punk scene. This used be Valentine's (if you look up at the skylite you can still see the stained glass "V")

A bit off the beaten path, but worth the drive. Excellent representation of German cuisine. The service is pretty good too.

Not bad if you want fish and chips at theme park prices. However if you are driking your way around the world, this is a MUST stop!

Very much like a Bennihana with all of the top drawer service you would come to expect at a full service eatery at Disney. If you don't have a big party expect to be seated with someone you don't know.

Not bad for italian food, but could be better for the price. As always the Disney service was excellent. However, you'd do better going to Olive Garden after the park closes.

The piano bar here is fun, but not as racey as Howl at the Moon was (in fact some of the howl at the moon former performers tickle the keys here). Drink prices are a bit stiff however.

Another example of how Universal cannot seem to get it right about a restuarant. The food is somewhat overpriced and very bland. If you MUST dine at Citywalk try Mowtown Cafe.

A lot of fun, but can get crowded especially on the weekends. The drink prices are kind of stiff, but are well poured. A MUST for lovers of Regge

Your typical cookie cutter Starbuck's here. A bit crowded if you want to grab a seat and all of the priceyness we've come to expect from Starbuck's. . .try Cinnabun if you have a sweet tooth.

Here is another example of the rare "getting it right" of restauranting on Universal's part. I personally enoyed the Pad Thai, but there is something to please everyone here. Expect theme park prices and hit or miss service.

Great Kosher food herer combined with a fantastic bakery, this is an excellent lunch eatery. Try the turkey and chopped chicken liver sandwich. A little pricey but there are pretty good service.