Isle of Berk: Dining

 

In the Isle of Berk, guests can experience three amazing restaurants:
  • Mead Hall (Table Service): Guests enter the Great Hall and feast like a viking. Here, they can have an authentic Norwegian and Swedish cuisine to immerse themselves in he cultures the Vikings inspired.
  • Berk Village Tavern (Quick Service): In this restaurant, guests can have authentic European food like fish and chips, schnitzel, pretzels, and more.
  • Dragon Bites (Quick Service): This small, rustic area is where guests can dine on American cuisine, from hamburgers to hot dogs, and even some chicken and turkey foods.

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