Here’s What’s on the Menu at Halloween Horror Nights

Josh Millican   |  

Sep 21, 2021

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As part of its intensely immersive Halloween Horror Nights event, Universal Studios Hollywood is serving up a selection of terrifying treats and memorable merchandise themed to the event, which runs select nights now through Sunday, October 31.

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Fans of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre maze can dine on Leatherface’s infamous Texas Family BBQ and savor a variety of unique, horror-inspired food offerings. The Roadhouse BBQ-style restaurant, run by cannibals, features grilled favorites such as:

·       BBQ Pork Ribs
·       BBQ Pulled Chicken Sandwich served with crinkle-cut fries
·       Texas Chili & Cheese Nachos: Texas Chili with smoked brisket and chuck roast topped with cheese, pickled jalapeños and sour cream drizzle
·       22” Monster Hot Dog
·       Sweet Dessert “Bloody” Funnel Fingers with Powdered Sugar & Strawberry Sauce
·       Specialty Cocktails

In Plaza de los Muertos, guests are invited to toast the living and celebrate the dead at a themed bar with a choice of draft and canned beers as well as handcrafted cocktails—Marigold Floral Crown, Smoked Margarita and The Chamoy Fireball—served in a festive light-up skull mug. Inspired by Los Angeles’ diverse culture, the menu at Little Cocina includes:

• Beef Birria Tacos with Red Sauce
• Green Chili & Cheese Tamale, served with salsa roja
• Grilled Elote Corn brushed with a lime butter and topped with spices
• Horchata Churro Bites
• Chamoy Pineapple Spears

In the shadow of “Jurassic World—The Ride,” guests can eat and drink at the Terror Lab, which is modeled after an experimental test lab gone bad, complete with an eerie neon glow. The Lab’s menu features:

·       French Bread Pizzas: house-made hoagie roll topped with either cheese or pepperoni
·       Mixed Drinks on ice (Vodka Mule, Rum Mai Tai, Paloma, Margarita)
·       Specialty Cocktail, including one with an insect lollipop
·       Seasonal “Halloween Horror Nights” Beers  

Located adjacent to Universal Plaza sits a French-themed bistro catering to classic horror fans. Guests can imbibe on a variety of wines or the signature Sangria along with French-inspired grab-and-go items such as assorted Quiche or ham and brie baguette sandwich and themed cookies.

Daytime parkgoers and visitors alike can both indulge in two special seasonal offerings throughout September and October.

For a limited time, Dufftoberfest will be in Springfield, U.S.A., offering German-inspired favorites from Pretzel Buns with Duff Cheese Sauce and Giant Hooray for Everything Bagel Pretzels to the ultimate Dufftoberfest beer on tap.

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Fans of Illumination’s Despicable Me can find the Minion Cafe properly dressed for the spooky season with Halloween decorations and limited release items, including a Seasonal Felonious Float and a collectible Minion Pumpkin Popcorn Bucket.

Voodoo Doughnut at Universal CityWalk also gets in the Halloween spirit with specialty doughnuts throughout the season, including Mummy, Bat, Vampire, Ghost and Werewolf designs.

Remaining dates for the event are September 23-26, 30, and October 1-3, 7-10, 14-17, 21-24, 28-31. Tickets can be purchased here. The event also comes to life at Universal Orlando Resort which celebrates 30 years of fear this year and runs select nights now through Sunday, October 31.

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Are you attending Halloween Horror Nights this year? Let us know in the comments below or on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram! You can also carry on the convo with me personally on Twitter @josh_millican. Dread Central is now on Google News!

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