Royal Feast — Restaurant in Town of Goshen

Don't be confused - this is not a restaurant. It is a glorified food stand. There are picnic tables, and nothing is enclosed. It's a cool area near the dragon ride since there's a castle and knights, but don't expect a royal banquet hall.

In terms of food, you can get burgers, chicken, or a plant-based "burger" with fries. The food is better than any of the options in the Bricks restaurant in the Legoland Hotel, but that's a low bar. For five people, it was really overpriced - almost $20 per person, even kids meals. Definitely over $100 if you get drinks.

You have to "pre-order" - meaning that you scan a QR code and order. They text you, and you pick up your food at the window. You have to get your sauces and napkins...

This was literally so disgusting I can't even believe they serve the food there. Either the hot lights are turned on to high or they don't cycle the food out. Every bun was literally hard as a rock, and the lettuce was brown. The burgers and chicken were so dried out, I literally want to vomit thinking about it. My kids wouldnt even touch it. We went back to exchange our food, they gave us new food and it was EXACTLY THE SAME! WHAT DID I WAIT 45 MINUTES TO PICK UP MY ORDER FOR? IT ISNT EVEN MADE FRESH! Anyway, hope whoever reads this review doesn't have as terrible of an experience as we did. I'd probably go with the pizza in Lego City or the BBQ place on the way in, or bring your own...

This place lived up to its medieval date. After downloading the app recommended by the lord of Legoland, we came to the realization that the Royal Feast's mandatory online order is only available through a separate website. The tech worked as just like the medieval time, our modern day divides gothic into a deadlock, we couldn't reset password nor create a new account. It was a real shame. Usually by the time visitors got to the spot, it was about early lunch time. The place could make so much more money so much more quickly if they also revive the medieval in person style of ordering. Or, perhaps include the online ordering function in the...