Universal Studios Florida · Springfield: Home of the Simpsons
A food hall of Springfield-branded counters around one shared seating room, including Krusty Burger, and the best themed eating in the park.
Last verified July 2026
Fast Food Boulevard is a run of separate counters inside one building, each themed to a Springfield business: Krusty Burger for burgers, Luigi's for pizza, Cletus' Chicken Shack for fried chicken, The Frying Dutchman for seafood, Lisa's Teahouse of Horror for salads and wraps, and Flaming Moe's for drinks. They share one large seating room.
The gag is executed thoroughly, down to the signage, the menu naming and the props. The food is straightforward American counter cooking, and the Clogger Burger and the chicken and waffle sandwich are the two items people actually recommend to each other.
The shared seating model is genuinely useful for a group that cannot agree: everybody orders from a different window and meets at a table. Nobody checks where your tray came from.
The most fun eating in the park and the food is better than it needs to be. Go at a shoulder hour, split across counters, and order the Clogger Burger.
The dishes this kitchen is actually known for. Menus change seasonally, so treat this as what to look for rather than a guaranteed list.
Prices we have checked ourselves, with the month we checked them. Mark anything here and it saves to your device.
A large burger loaded with bacon, cheese and a fried egg, ordered from the Krusty Burger counter inside the food hall.
Our take: The best burger in the park and the reason to eat in Springfield rather than at Richter's. Absurd, well made, and enough food that you will not want dinner.
The plain house cheeseburger from the Krusty Burger counter, served with fries in a branded box.
Our take: Overrated, and people order it because of the name. It is an ordinary theme park cheeseburger; the Clogger Burger from the same window is three dollars more and enormously better.
Fried chicken between two waffles with maple syrup, from the Cletus' Chicken Shack counter in the food hall.
Our take: The other thing worth ordering in Springfield and the better choice if you are not in a burger mood. Sweet and salty in the right proportions, and it travels badly, so eat it there.
A thick square slice from the Luigi's counter inside the food hall, sold by the slice rather than the pie.
Our take: The cheapest way to feed a child in Springfield and better pizza than it looks. Order this rather than a full plate if you are eating twice today.
Battered fried shrimp with fries and slaw from The Frying Dutchman counter in the food hall.
Our take: Fine, and the weakest of the food hall counters. Order it only if the burger and the chicken sandwich are both wrong for you.
The Clogger Burger from Krusty Burger and the chicken and waffle sandwich from Cletus' Chicken Shack are the two standouts. The square pizza slice from Luigi's is the best cheap option, and the plain Krusty Burger is the least interesting thing in the building.
It is one of several counters inside Fast Food Boulevard, all sharing a single seating room. You can order from any window and sit anywhere, which is the sensible way to feed a group that wants different things.
Yes, from the Flaming Moe's counter inside, as well as at Moe's Tavern next door. Drink it where you buy it — the dry ice fog that makes it worth ordering is gone within a few minutes.