Most dining options at Universal Studios are best described as fast food or snacks, but you'll find full-service restaurants where you can sit down and relax located in CityWalk, a two-minute walk from the main gate.

Restaurants inside the park include:

• Cyber Grill. Features flame-broiled Angus burgers, topped with apple-wood smoked bacon, served underneath a mound of fries

• Doc Brown's Chicken. Great fried chicken and more

• Dodger Dogs. Features the famous hot dogs from Dodger Stadium

• Flintstone's Drive-In. Features the Bedrock jumbo turkey leg, smoked, roasted, and served with a tangy BBQ sauce, and Nathan's hot dogs, a Coney Island favorite

• Hollywood Cantina. South-of-the-border fare including beans and rice, marinated chicken, and burrito grandes loaded with traditional carne asada or marinated chicken, beans, and rice

• Hollywood Grill. Delicious grilled items including Philly cheesesteaks

• Jurassic Café. Features such delicacies as oven-roasted half chicken, and extra chunky clam chowder, served in a La Brea Bakery sourdough bowl

• Louie's Pizza & Pasta. Try their famous 20-inch pizzas loaded with homemade sauce and four cheeses, or Louie's Original Rolled Lasagna with Italian cheeses and sausage

• Mel's Diner. Features Angus steak burgers with an original secret sauce, grilled chicken sandwiches, and more

• Panda Express. Wide variety of Asian foods and fresh sushi rolls made every morning, including California rolls

You'll find a gift or souvenir shop outside most major rides and attractions in Universal Studios Hollywood, selling toys, themed clothing, and other souvenirs.

When a roving photographer takes your picture, they give you a receipt. Take that receipt to Hollywood Photographs to view the photo and buy one for a souvenir if you want it.

To see and do just about everything in Universal Studios on a day with average crowds in the park, plan to be there all day.