Beach Front Grill

California chicken burrito was awesome. I thought it was better than El Pollo Loco. Pepperoni pizza was good, but nothing special. Brownie was yummy. Prices were reasonable.

Maybe it is because I thought this place could hold up to all the other restaurants at Legoland, but this place was mediocre. I ordered the California Chicken burrito, which was very dry, and the tortilla was too hard to bite through. It’s convenient, but that is about it.

Fish burrito and chicken burrito were VERY YUMMY (we won’t bother talking about prices, since this is in an amusement park).
I would definitely order these burritos again.
The kid’s had pizza and that was yummy too. They bake their cookies in the park and they are fresh and yummy!

Located inside the waterpark the Beach Front Grill is a great place to have healthy choice meals. There are only two options inside the waterpark: a hamburger stand and beach front grill. I ordered the California Fish Burrito which is made with grilled mahi mahiandcomes with chips. It was delicious and quite filling. Priced at $ 9.50 it is well priced inside an amusement park and a great alternative to the pizzas and burgers throughout the park. They also offer wraps (veggie and turkey) as well as chicken burritos, pizzas and great kids meal choices (pizza, chicken tenders and quesadillas). Btw… the quesadilla looked least appetizing.
They do not have fountain drinks here so if you get the souvenir cups you would have to grab a bottled drink, which in my opinion is better.
It might have been the time of day but it literally took more than 15 mins to get our food. At least it was hot and fresh.
I would definitely eat here again especially if I don’t want to leave the waterpark.

Nice chicken dishes and great place for people watching!

This dining option at Legoland is located within the Legoland Water Park. In order to eat here, you will need admission to the Water Park.
Nice little restaurant with some healthy choices. I got the fish burrito, which had a respectable amount of fish and other fillings, plus some tortilla chips. For the kids, we tried the chicken fingers (which looked curiously like dolphins, according to the kids) and a turkey sandwich. Everything was made hot and fresh. The kids’ meals were $ 8, and like other places in the park included a drink and a box of raisins. The drink options were not just limited to soda, which was nice.
This place can get really busy between 12 and 1. If you push your dining time up to about 11:30, then service is faster and seating is easier to find. But as compared to other restaurants elsewhere in Legoland, it doesn’t get too busy even during peak times.