Moe’s Tavern

This place was great! It was packed on the day we were there, and as I begin to walk past the cashiers with a big tray full of soup and drinks, wondering how much of a nightmare this would be, an employee came up and asked if he could help me find a table. What? Holy crap, yes, and thank you. This was the sort of service places like this should have more of. He found me a table and I sat down with no headache.
The food was very good as well. I got the clam chowder and the coconut shrimp, and both were surprisingly good for a place that was clearly the type of place where you just fill up and go. The shrimp, especially, was delicious. I wish I’d had more. Everyone else enjoyed their food.
The Simpsons styling and aesthetic were very enjoyable. It really did feel like being in Moe’s, just without the depressing cartoon alcoholics.
One negative thing… avoid the Buzz Cola. Blech.

The food is good.
I got The Clogger.
So big and dense I couldn’t finish it. But it was tasty! Also got a Flaming Moe!
For Simpsons fans this is a must! For an 80’s baby, this is a must!
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Pouring rain on our second day at Universal, so we decided to wait it out at Moe’s and have a Duff or two. Stopped by the Kwik-​E-​Mart next door and picked up a Lard Lad donut THE SIZE OF MY HEAD for a snack. Surprisingly, one of the best donuts I’ve ever eaten from a box. My pregnant cousin indulged in a Flaming Moe, which was a spectacle to watch, but not completely worth $ 9 for an orange soda.

The bartenders here are amazing.
The Duff beer is delicious. The Flaming Moe is just really orange soda with dry ice but looks awesome.
The whole place looks as if you stepped into the show. It’s PERFECT the details that they got.
I loved it here and we even ate our lunches here.
It is a bit pricey and can get quite packed.

TOTALLY awesome — if you go to Universal Studios for the day don’t miss at least stopping in at Moe’s. It is so well done that you will be sure that you accidentally stepped into your TV screen

Any place where I can pretend I’m a Simpson is fine by me. This replica bar was just awesome. Finding a seat at the bar wasn’t too challenging either, luckily. I loved looking at the pictures on the wall and thought it was hilarious that they had the Love Tester and a phone on the bar that actually rings (Amanda Hugginkiss, perhaps?). I ordered a Duff Beer, which I learned is exclusively made for the bar by Florida Beer Company. It wasn’t half bad! They had a non-​alcoholic Flaming Moe, too, and a Duff Brewery «across the street»! So cool. One less star because the food prices were insane, ha!

Who would have ever thought that the most enjoyable moments at Universal Studios would be spent at Moe’s Tavern, a Duff in hand? Though Universal deserves huge props for stunning theming, it’s surprisingly the Duff beer, brewed by the Cape Canaveral area Florida Beer Company, that steals the show. Duff offers two year-​round taps — an APA-​like Duff and an adjunct lager Duff Light — as well as occasional seasonal offerings. For example, when I visited Universal last week, Dufftoberfest, a Märzen-​style lager, was on tap.
Of the three, I tried Duff and Dufftoberfest, and though Duff was a surprisingly good «lawnmower» style beer with the taste of real malt and hops, Dufftoberfest was the clear winner. Though there are certainly better Oktoberfests available nationwide, it’s the novelty of a beer brewed exclusively for a theme park being this good that seals the deal. It may not be worth the trip to Universal just for this beer, but Universal really did their homework with Duff and delivered an experience worth checking out if you’re already in the park.

I would like to say it was just like being in the Cartoons. The Bar is an exact replica of Moe’s bar. They have 3 beers on tap. Duff, Duff light and the now seasonal Oktoberfest. Nothing really crazy about the beers, but the experience of being able to at Moe’s bar really compensate for the lack of good beer in this place. From the
Love Tester machine to a bottle of the famous whisky Fancy Pants the bar is fool of references from the show. I have to say that I really hated the fact thar we couldn’t see Moe since he was on Vacation, but Barney was there to enjoy a cold one with us. Awesome vibe, and very cool place you must to stop if you are visiting the park or you will regret

One burger with fries and two waters $ 19.98 ekkkk! well I can’t expect it to be cheap at any park but it was really a tasty burger. I really enjoyed it!

There were so many gimmicks in here, but I loved them all.
— Statue of a drunk Barney to pose with? Check.
— Love Tester game that you can play for free? Check (sadly, I got «love lorn»)
— Duff and Flaming Moes to drink? Double check.
Service was a bit slow at the bar where we were seated, but that might have been a part of it too, I’m not sure. The bartender was a grey haired, middle-​aged guy, but he would have been at least two Moe’s combined into one, physically. I guess you can’t have it all. He was friendlier than Moe though, and told a couple jokes and gave us a few free souvenir glasses when he forgot to give one back after rinsing one that we’d gotten after buying a drink.
The Duff options you can get are a lager or an amber/​red. My fiancée got a Flaming Moe which is actually non-​alcoholic and was basically orange Fanta, with a piece of dry ice in the bottom section of the glass, causing a pile of «smoke» to billow out of it. It looked pretty cool, but we all know it should have been grape, come on, Universal!
I loved that there was a TV at the bar with a series of Moe-​related clips playing. He’s my favourite Simpsons side character, so it was icing on the cake.
The bar area connects to the food court in the back, where Krusty Burger, The Fryin’ Dutchman, etc are. Sadly no dank back room with the latest random scam/​endangered animal that Moe has going on.
Go here, grab a drink and revel in the Simpsons glory. No prank calls though!