Guests desiring a solid breakfast at Universal Orlando face some challenges. The Universal Orlando Resort hotels offer quality breakfast choices. However, many day guests lack desire to visit the resort hotels for breakfast. Within the parks, guests can dine for breakfast in the Wizarding World, Today Café, and bakery type dining options. Also, CityWalk offers some limited breakfast options. An excellent option for breakfast, Hard Rock Café, discontinued serving breakfast March 2021. Recently, Hard Rock Café started selling breakfast again.
The breakfast hours begin at 8am each day. Guests may make reservations via “OpenTable”, if desired. I doubt guests will need to do that. However, I wanted to test the operating hours for breakfast which “OpenTable indicates is every day now. Since Hard Rock Café is located near the two land theme parks at Universal Orlando, this could be an excellent place to start your day.
What is being served on this menu? As you might expect, breakfast menu showcases waffles, pancakes, French toast, and various egg-based dishes like omelets. These range in price from $14-$16. Guests can also obtain chicken and waffles, chorizo breakfast burrito, avocado toast, and eggs benedict. Those choices vary in price from $14.50-$18.50.
Hard Rock Café offers three kid’s breakfast selections. These are eggs, waffles, and pancakes. Now, these breakfast varieties cost $8.95 and come with a side.
Of course, Hard Rock Café will sell you some morning alcoholic beverages. Hard Rock Café offers expected options like bloody marys, mimosas, and sangrias. In addition, breakfast alcoholic beverage choices feature a mimosa flight. Menu description for the flight reads “create your own mimosa using our flight of Passion Fruit & Orange Juice, Berry Cranberry, Pineapple Guava, and fresh berries. Served with a bottle of Riondo Prosecco.” This will cost you $39.95.
Hard Rock Café offers discounts for top two levels of annual passholders, and AAA members. In my breakfast experiences here, the food rated solid. The service was excellent. Since breakfast time will be less crowded, theme park visitors desiring less noise might breakfast as a good time to visit here. Remember, vacation like you mean it!
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