Knights Table Barbecue

We payed a lot of money for food sitting under a heat lamp that was not very warm. It was just ok. I mean we didn’t want to leave the park since we were trying to get all of our Legoland money’s worth ! So we decided on BBQ inside the park. Hubby did not like the chicken, my son wasn’t thrilled about his ribs, also cold and not the fall off the bones kinda ribs like we are use to. The meat was actually quite stuck on the bones chewy. We all did agree that the cornbread and baked beans were yummy and our favorite meat was the pulled pork and brisket. The choice of sauces on the tables was pretty nice. Overall it was just ok

Smells delicious but it is not. Everything you buy is a individual thing and is expensive. The pulled park was so salty. All the bbq sauces they have on the tables outside and the ketchup are nasty. The German potato salad was inedible. It was so sour I could not eat it and I like sour. I felt nauseous after for a long time.

I visited Legoland with my family yesterday and had a great time! We passed by this bbq place and immediately wanted to try it out. I ordered the brisket and hot link with a few things on the side. First of all, it is very expensive (which is no surprise at an amusement park) and second, it was NOT GOOD AT ALL. It actually made me sick. I got home and vomit everything I ate earlier in the day. The brisket was extremely salty around the edges and the hot link was nothing special. It tasted like the ones you get at the grocery store and warm up in the microwave. I wouldn’t be complaining if I hadn’t paid $ 30 for a stomach ache. The only thing I enjoyed was the butterscotch rice pudding that I got. It killed the extra greasy and salty taste terrorizing the inside of my mouth. Little did I know, they would be back to haunt me later when I threw it all back up.
I will be returning to Legoland but I definitely won’t be stopping here again.

Never would have guessed a halfway decent barbecue place could be found inside an amusement park, let alone one designed for kids, but hey man, I’ll take it!
You can’t really miss it, it’s located in the medieval themed section of the park. It’s the building that smells like smoked meats, with the wood fire out front roasting fresh corn cobs.
You go through a line and pick up items for your tray, buffet style, keeping in mind that each item has an individual price. The sides are pretty decent, but it’s the meat that really stands out.
I sample the brisket and ribs, both of which were really decent, but my favorite is the hot link. They offer a jalapeño cheddar version which is excellent. Definitely spring for the hot dog bun (extra charge), and top it off with mustard, BBQ sauce, Tabasco, or however you get down.
Prices are reasonable I guess for a theme park establishment.

Dear Lord of Mercy on my stomach I think I just absolutely defiled it with the food I just ate. Sausage and chicken should at least be slightly warm not room temperature when you get it. When I ate the brisket, my tongue turned into a piece of jerky. I think there was a little bit of salt on it. Nasty, nasty, nasty, but at LegoLand, they got ya by the beef balls.

Once again, the food here at Legoland surprises me. The brisket is by far the best brisket I have ever had! We tried the ribs and sausage as well, and everything far superseded our expectations! Five stars, no question!

The BBQ was tasty, but the portion sizes are very small for the price paid. All of the sides are a la carte, so your total will add up quickly. The best value is the pulled pork sandwich for $ 6.95 which had about the same amount of meat as the $ 12.95 Smokehouse sampler.

The pulled pork is way too salty. We spent $ 90 for a family of 6. We all ordered the pulled pork and more than half of it was left on our plates.

It’s a cheap? No. Is it worth it? Yes. Here’s why:
1. It’s the closest thing you’ll find inside Legoland that resembles food from the «outside world.»
2. With the exception of a few items, the food is pretty good.
3. It can be as carb-​heavy or protein-​heavy as you like, depending on your food selection.
4. It feels almost like a proper meal.
So here’s the lowdown:
I ordered a ton of food. In fact, I think I almost ordered everything off the menu save for the salad because, I mean why? I’m on a mini staycation. There’s no need for salad.
The «meats» are cooked pretty well, but the ribs and the pulled pork was a little on the dry side, but it was nothing a little sauce couldn’t fixed. There’s a variety of sauces awaiting the tables outside, so you can choose to enhance it as you please. What was really dry was the chicken. I was so disappointed. Not only was it dry, it was flavorless. No amount of sauce could fix that. I paired every bite of chicken with sauce and pickles, and still, the blandness of the chicken just overwhelmed every bite.
The brisket was by far the best. I highly recommend. The fries were good. As long as it is crispy, it’s hard to go bad with fries. The kids meal wasn’t bad; it just wasn’t extraordinary. It’s mostly your standard kid options: hot dogs or chicken tenders, fries, apples, etc.
What was really good aside from the brisket was the corn bread and baked beans. The corn bread had such a delectable outer crust and had a good corn flavor on the inside. The beans, whether it was from a can or actually made from scratch I couldn’t tell), was a nice complement to cut through the insane amount of protein that I had ordered. I always have to have veggies with my meal, so I was disappointed that there was next to nothing to choose from. The only thing that looked like it grew from the dirt were the green beans, and that was just a complete letdown. Not only were the green beans hard from being roasted for far too long, it was just so greasy and inedible. What a waste.
Overall though, this place is a nice reprieve from all the «junky, fast-​food» feel of amusement park food. I highly recommend giving this place a try.

This place has the BEST corn on the cob I recommend it very strongly ! Very clean and most of the staff is very friendly and nice ! Some things to watch out for is they can get pretty pricey… You pay for everything u pick up and it almost looks buffet style so if you have a little one that loves dessert and loves to eat I recommend leaving them outside while you buy for example: my plate was corn bread, brisket, and corn on the cob and it was $ 14.96… Corn about $ 4 brisket about $ 7 and bread is like $ 1 or $ 2… Also, limited seating so stake out a spot BEFORE u get a tray of food and lastly, you’re located next to a ride so you may hear repetitive annoying noises from it but other than that it’s WONDERFUL ! Savannah was my cashier she’s SUPER nice and a genuine girl! Love being served with a smile! great job Legoland!

Overpriced as usual for resort food. Absolutely delicious. My sister and I split the Texan. Just the right amount of food with an ear of corn and side of parmesan veggies. Variety of BBQ sauces were all pretty good. The pickles are amazing.

Very good for amusement park food. It can be very pricey especially since everything is priced separately but you can cut the price back by sharing or ordering a kids meal. I personally ordered a kids pulled pork which came with juice, a biscuit and fries. It was very good and filing. I also ordered a corn on the cob which i enjoyed very much. They have hotdogs and chicken tenders for kids who aren’t into bbq food. The desserts looked good too but I passed.

The chicken was good everything else not much seasoning or flavor and it was all cold. The butter couldn’t even melt on the corn and way over priced but that’s to be expected at Legoland just wish it tasted like something worthy of a dollar menu at least.

It is now called Knight Smokehouse. The food is way better now. Still expensive but the BBQ is better. Theyre biggest meal is more then enough to feed 2 people. The BBQ sauces are delicious. I liked the pulled pork and fall off the bone ribs. They even have a choose your own adventure coke machine for your drink with multiple flavors options. I had a raspberry coke which was delicious.

One of the better options at LEGOLAND rather then all the fast junk food around. We ordered fried chicken tenders & the free range roasted quarter dark chicken. The chicken was juicy & had a good flavor to it. I really liked their bbq beans too. I personally liked the array of different BBQ sauces outside you could choose from. After trying several I came to the conclusion I liked the Carolina style sauce that was called «Gold» it was also a golden color. The corn bread was also delicious here. Line moved fast & a lot to choose from. Plenty of seating around located right next to the knights play area wehre the kiddos can play while you eat.

Surprising one of more appetizing foods offered at legoland. Anyways, the line to get food was quick, but paying for the food was a pain in the ass because there is only one cashier on each side and the customers take forever to pay. What should be a 5−8min wait, turned out to be like 10mins! The quarter chicken leg was good and it was great paired with the knight’s bbq sauce. The best sauce I had… The gold sauce was mehh and the reg was just ugh. BTW, I dont like eating beans but since it came with my meal, I took a bite and omg, it was actually good. I almost finished the whole cup. I think they add some bbq sauce in it.

Knights Table Barbecue hosts a great variety of eats at a great price! A scenic journey through Legoland park will lead you to the Kingdom where you enjoy the most delicious foods, at a great price!
When I’m visiting the park, I like to go to Knights Table Barbecue for their fries! Always perfectly cooked, and deliciously seasoned. They give you a heaping serving (compared to the other fry sellers at the park) for the same exact price as other vendors. Plus, they have about 7 or 8 different barbeque sauces to choose from for your dipping experience!
The lines move fast, and there is very little wait– if any. I prefer eating here during my stay for that very reason. Great service!

I was not allowed to ride the seemingly awesome ROYAL JOUST pony ride (there’s an age/​height/​weight limit & apparently I exceeded them all, wow so messed, right!), and so, being depressed, I decided to go ahead & just eat my feelings. Seeing as the closest buffet was allllllll the way by the Technic Coaster, I opted to check out Knights BBQ instead. And it was conveniently located next to an ice cream shoppe. Perfect! So, with a tears in my eyes, I ran over to go stuff my face.
You cannot compare this BBQ place to non-​theme park restaurants because that’s just not realistic. BUT– if you compare Knights Table BBQ to Calypso Bay Smokehouse (Seaworld), Knights win for sure (not just because Knights are sexier than whales), and that’s why I’ve decided to give it 4 stars. I’m a fan! If I were to visit Legoland again, I’d probably eat here again. 0 stars for Royal Joust though. Stupid lego ponies & stupid lego jousting knights… smh!
ONE STAR: Reasonable Pricing (for a theme park)
If you’re not too hungry, you can get a few items a la carte:
$ 6 will get you a BBQ chicken (breast or legs & thighs)
$ 5 side salad w/​about 5 different individually packaged dressings to choose from
You can also pick a combo which ranges from $ 12-​$ 18:
$ 17 for the «feast» which will give you Chicken & ribs + 2 sides
$ 12 for BBQ Chicken + 2 sides
Sides: cole slaw, macaroni salad, fries, beans
If you come here on a Monday like I did, you may find discounted desserts! Oh yea! SCORE. BOGO cakes, brownies, ROCKY MOUNTAIN CARAMEL APPLES ZOMG SO GOOD!!!, Super chunky choco chip cookies (must-​try), & jello. Ew, jello. INSTANT HAPPINESS. Who said you can’t buy happiness! That’s absurd. It’s called chocolate. And caramel apples. Duh.
ONE STAR: LOTSA SAUCES
There are a variety of different BBQ sauces to choose from, which is perfect for the picky eater. Some BBQ joints will force you to eat your meats slathered with a TON of sauce. Here, they allow you to pick what you like. Awesome.
They have sweet, smoky, gold (???), Knight’s BBQ, Classic (the BEST one in my opinion), and some other regular condiments. Nice!
ONE STAR: TASTE
Like I mentioned right at the beginning, good taste & good value! Win-​win. The ribs were pretty delish & the chicken was perfect with BBQ sauce. The salad was well-​prepared, w/​carrots, assorted greens, croutons, onions, & tomatoes. Definitely save room for dessert!
ONE STAR: SEATING
They only offer outdoor seating but it’s all picnic-​style & you can pick to eat in shade/​sunshine. Pretty standard wooden tables, so yea, your butt & back will hurt after awhile. Lol.
Overall, a good place to eat if you find yourself up in Castle Hill area &/​or rejected by Royal Joust.

As legoland has 3 different favorite themes and we landed at the Knights Table for a quick bite before some more rides!
$ 18 for combo meal.
Fries, Chicken, and prime rib! The fries were delish and the boys actually enjoyed the meat! The meat falls right off the bone and they were throughly satisfied.
The house sauce were my buddies favorite out of the different choices.

Knights Table has the best amusement park food! the ribs were soft and falling off the bone. there’s 4 different kinds of bbq sauces, plus ketchup, at the condiments bar. as much sauce as you want! but really, the ribs don’t need it. the ribs came with fries and beans (my husband loved it all).
i got the kids’ meal for myself. even the chicken tenders, fries, juice and raisin box were good. the chicken was crispy on the outside and soft and moist in the middle. yum! the fries were well done too! i love crunchy fries! and the meal comes with juice or milk (regular or chocolate). the juice and raisins are standard. everything comes in a pretty pink bag (for girls) or a lego pirate bag (for boys).
there’s lots of seating outside. the tables were relatively clean considering the masses of people coming and going in the park on Saturday.
i recommend this place to everybody going to Legoland!