Regular readers of the blog will know that I do tend to follow a more pescatarian/vegetarian diet – this time, however, I chose to enjoy the traditional selections. If you’re following a certain diet, like gluten-free or vegetarian, Medieval Times can provide alternative menus and food items. Green Milk at Galaxy’s Edge Dietary Restrictions I did not care for this course, but I know others that loved it! Foodie Focus: Blue Milk vs. Instead, I think it was simply plain yogurt flavored. While I assumed from the color that the yogurt was vanilla flavored, it wasn’t. No extravagant meal is complete without a little sweetness at the end! Our dinner was served with a dessert of frozen yogurt topped with a caramel-like substance. Likewise, the chicken was served juicy and tasty – making this a pretty awesome entree! The Last Course Ok, first I HAVE to talk about these incredible sides! The herbed potato and corn on the cob were so well-seasoned and delicious I could have eaten an entire plate of just these items (and I don’t even usually like corn). When the soup bowls are cleared, get ready for a tasty main course consisting of roasted chicken, herbed potato, and buttered corn on the cob. If this is a concern in your party, just ask your server for a spoon! They will be happy to bring one ASAP. While the soup is served in a dish with a handle to facilitate eating, some individuals might find it difficult to consume without making a mess.
It was a little too greasy for me, but I did enjoy dipping a few bites into the soup.Īnd on the subject of soup, the tomato bisque was INCREDIBLE! The broth was so flavorful I could have enjoyed three more bowls of it! To be perfectly honest, I did not care for the bread. The first course consists of a delicious tomato bisque soup served with a slice of garlic bread. Instead, you’ll have a napkin, copious amounts of wet wipes, and the most versatile eating utensils – your hands! The First Course Sodas and assorted soft drinks (and refills!) are included with your meal.Īlso, remember that Medieval Times serves its food according to the customs of the period, meaning that you will not automatically receive any silverware for the first two courses. After being seated at your table, a server will stop by to ask for your drink preferences.
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