Universal's Islands of Adventure · Seuss Landing
The ham-shaped counter in Seuss Landing serving the tater tot dish it is named after, which is better than a novelty item has any duty to be.
Last verified July 2026
Green Eggs and Ham Cafe is the building shaped like a slice of green ham on the edge of Seuss Landing. It operated seasonally for years and now runs regularly, and it exists to serve one dish: the Green Eggs and Ham Tots, a bowl of tater tots loaded with ham, cheese sauce and a green herb sauce that supplies the color and, more importantly, the acidity that stops the whole thing being cloying.
It is a novelty and it is also a genuinely good plate of loaded tots. The green comes from herbs rather than dye, the ham is properly cooked, and the portion is large enough to share between two people or serve as a full lunch for one.
The rest of the short menu is burgers and sandwiches which are fine and not the reason to be here. Seating is outdoor only, with limited shade, which is the main thing against it.
The Green Eggs and Ham Tots are the best novelty food at Universal Orlando and one of the few gimmick dishes anywhere worth ordering twice. Everything else on the menu is filler.
The dishes this kitchen is actually known for. Menus change seasonally, so treat this as what to look for rather than a guaranteed list.
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A bowl of tater tots loaded with diced ham, cheese sauce and a green herb sauce that supplies the color, served from the ham-shaped building in Seuss Landing.
Our take: The best novelty dish at Universal Orlando and one of very few gimmick foods worth ordering twice. The green is herbs, not dye, and the acidity is what makes it work. One bowl feeds two.
The house cheeseburger at Green Eggs and Ham Cafe, served with fries from the same window as the tots.
Our take: Filler on a menu that exists for one dish. Order the tots and skip this unless somebody in your group will only eat a burger.
A bowl of tater tots loaded with ham, cheese sauce and a green herb sauce that supplies both the color and enough acidity to cut the richness. The green comes from herbs rather than food coloring. It runs about $13 and it comfortably feeds two as a snack.
It runs regularly now after years of seasonal operation, but its hours still vary with park attendance more than most locations. Check the Universal app before walking across from another island.