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Hog's Head Pub reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Hog's Head Pub, a counter service restaurant in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal's Islands of Adventure.

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Posted: June 20, 2010

A bar at the side of the Three Broomsticks. This is often the best place to buy Butterbeer, especially when the cart outside is jammed.

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25 votes, so far

Great spot for getting Butterbeer, and if your of age, Achohol. The theming is nice too! Plus, no lines unlike the carts! Go here for your butterbeer! 8/10 - Dominick D

It is fun to see the hog move its head! Nice theming. The butterbeer is tasty; I tried both frozen and regular; I liked both but preferred frozen. There was only one server working and it took a long time to pour out each drink, although the server was friendly and into the spirit of the whole thing. - Devra Small

I could sit here all day!!! - Glenn Davis

Rather good, although there are more charismatic and older (but none magical) pubs dotted throughout England. - Mark Moore

At the media day, Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) called this his favorite part of the Wizarding World. :-) - Robert Niles

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