Toadstool Cafe

“The food is outstanding, with fresh ingredients and creative presentation.”

Cindy Rose★★★★

Toadstool Café is one of the most popular places to eat inside Super Nintendo World, so making a reservation ahead of time is a must. Slots fill up fast, and walk‑ins are almost impossible during busy hours. Once you check in, you order and pay at the counter before being seated. After that, you’re given a table number and the staff bring your food directly to you. The system is organized and keeps the dining area from feeling crowded. The food itself was just okay — nothing particularly memorable in terms of flavor. But the presentation is absolutely adorable. Everything is themed perfectly

Jeanette Sanchez★★★★★

We made our reservation two days in advance on the Universal app. Since we had early park entry, we spent two hours exploring Super Nintendo World before our reservation, which turned out to be the perfect amount of time! The food was impressive for a theme park. The Luigi Chicken and Pesto Burger was delicious and highly recommended, while the spaghetti and chicken salad were both very good. The garlic knots were my kid’s favorite. For drinks and dessert, the hot chocolate was creamy and rich, and the Peachy Lemon Drink was a refreshing standout, packed with peach flavor, mango jelly, and bo

Jenny Lee★★

Toadstool Cafe feels like one of those levels where the journey takes way longer than beating the boss. This place is seriously overhyped. Reservations are required, and you’re definitely here more for the themed experience than the food. Even with a reservation, the wait times are brutal. First, you wait in line to order. Then, you wait in line to be seated. Then, once you’re finally seated, expect to wait another 30 minutes to an hour for your food, depending on what you ordered. At one point I wasn’t sure if Chef Toad had gone on break or if Bowser had locked everyone out of the kitche

Steven Newbold (Sknewbie18)★★★★

​Our family had an incredible time at Toadstool Cafe! The price was a little high but to be expected in a theme park. The decor and immersive Super Mario theming are absolutely stunning, and the staff was wonderfully nice and welcoming throughout our visit. ​The food exceeded our expectations. To start we fot the Toadstool Cheesy Garlic knots which were good but a little forgettable. We then tried the Bowser Fireball Challenge (a delicious Spicy Meatball), Yoshi Fettuccine Alfredo, the Chef Toad Chicken Special (probably our favorite!), and the kids' Mario Mini Burger Adventure Set —everything