Anyone who spends time at CityWalk knows the rhythm. You wander. You debate options. Someone suggests pizza. Someone else wants something quicker. You finally agree—then stop cold when you see the line.Suddenly, the relaxed energy disappears.Credit: UniversalInstead of chatting, people check wait times. Instead of browsing menus casually, they study them like strategy guides. Someone volunteers to stand in line while everyone else hunts for seating, hoping they’ll reconnect later.That friction never felt intentional. It just felt like the cost of popularity.But recently, guests began noticing something different—especially on the second floor seating areas. People weren’t lining up anymore. They were sitting. Relaxed. Drinks already in hand. Phones out, but not scrolling—ordering.New to me!You can now scan, order, and have your food delivered to the tables on the second floor of CityWalk! pic.twitter.com/ocSr9YIfoM— Dueling Park News (@DuelingParkNews) January 10, 2026That’s where the tension starts to build. Because Universal didn’t roll this out everywhere. They chose specific restaurants where long lines were part of the experience.And the list matters.Where This Is Already HappeningRight now, the ability to order online and have food delivered to your table is available at select CityWalk quick-service locations that already support mobile ordering through the Universal Orlando app. Guests can choose from Bend the Bao, Hot Dog Hall of Fame, Red Oven Pizza Bakery, and Bread Box.One of the most talked-about examples is Hot Dog Hall of Fame.This spot is known for its over-the-top regional dogs and steady crowds—especially at peak dinner hours. Traditionally, ordering here meant standing shoulder-to-shoulder near the counter. Now, guests seated upstairs can place orders digitally and wait comfortably while their food is brought to them.Then there’s Red Oven Pizza Bakery.