Moe's Tavern

Moe's in person. Looks exact!  Duff beer was actually good - tastes like Yeungling. You can get to the rest of the Simpsons food court which has the most variety in the area (pizza, chicken & waffles, burgers, dogs, etc.). I bought a huge donut for the kids for $4.95 that was delish.

What's not to like about Moe's, the longest running bar bar on television, I'd imagine.  They really nailed the decor here to make you feel like you're in Springfield drowning your sorrows with Barney and a Duff's beer.  Great spot to grab a Duff's and escape the heat...

Basically, Krusty burger, moes tavern, Lisa's tea house, and the Flying Dutchman are all connected food court style, with lots of seating in the middle.  Just like what you would find at an indoor mall.

Service was great.  Line took forever, due to high, no HUGE volume of people there.  Food was excellent.  (Krusty) Burgers priced $11-13.  Includes fries and teeny pickle spear.  Think: two inches, if that.

Food was good.  Fries were greasy.  Burgers were well prepared.  My husband got the ribwich; super fatty, but he loved it.  I got the veggie burger, really good taste, and it looked to be made in house.  Vegan options available at Lisa's Teahouse, sandwiches there priced at $9 without sides, although you probably won't need them.  Fruit salad - around $8, side salad - $5.  Other options are: hummus with pita and raw veggies and Caesar salad.

Flying Dutchman had what looked like comfort food: fried fish, Mac and cheese, and (I think) even mashed potatoes.

To me, prices are high - but it IS a theme park.  On the upside - grab a duff beer (draft), in lite or regular (only options) for $6.