Are you visiting Disney's Hollywood Studios soon? If so, you're in luck because this theme park is home to much more than just the glitz and glam of Old Hollywood — it's home to some amazing restaurants, too! Come with us as we explore all the best places to eat at Hollywood Studios — from churros to character meals! Pssst — don't froget to save this Hollywood Studios dining guide for your next trip!
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Disney's Hollywood Studios has quite a variety of dining options, with lots of grab-and-go quick bites, as well as fabulous table-service restaurants. Immerse yourself in themed lands with toy-riffic treats in Toy Story Land or savor the iconic blue milk in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. There's something for everyone at Hollywood Studios! Let's dip in to learn more about the many dining options.
Disney's Hollywood Studios Dining
Welcome to your guide to all things Hollywood Studios dining!
Hollywood Studios offers a variety of dining options at Disney World. With 11 quick-service locations and five table-service restaurants, there are many options for a frog family to enjoy. Moreover, the themed locations vary from the original Hollywood glam and the working studio to newer options with immersive and in-depth theming, such as Roundup Rodeo BBQ!
Reservations for table-service restaurants are available 60 days in advance when staying at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel. However, reservations should be made as early as possible, as many locations get booked quite quickly. This is especially recommended at many locations at Hollywood Studios, such as the Hollywood Brown Derby and Oga's Cantina.
Thankfully, most quick-service restaurants offer mobile ordering through the My Disney Experience app. Most locations will have arrival windows right away or within 10 to 15 minutes. However, popular locations like Woody's Lunch Box may be further out, especially during busier times of the year. As such, you'll want to try to plan out your meals before you have hungry tadpoles on your hands.
Table-Service Restaurants at Hollywood Studios
If you’re looking for a sit-down meal that immerses you in the glitz of Old Hollywood or the retro vibe of the golden era of television, Disney’s Hollywood Studios has a collection of favorites that will appease fans of every genre. Kids meals are available at all of the locations below. Ask your server about accommodations for any special dietary needs.
The Hollywood Brown Derby and Lounge
This signature dining experience is on the A-list of Hollywood Studios restaurants. This glamorous replica of the famous eatery in Hollywood, CA, gives guests a truly star-studded experience. Sit among portraits of stars from Hollywood's golden era as you dine on gourmet dishes, including Brown Derby favorites such as the Famous Cobb Salad and the Brown Derby Original Grapefruit Cake.
Just outside on the patio, the Hollywood Brown Derby Lounge offers a unique selection of appetizers and cocktails, along with select items from the restaurant menu. Enjoy Escargot or Shrimp Cocktail with a Dessert Wine Flight. The lounge offers wine, sherry and cognac. The Hollywood Brown Derby and Lounge are located at the center of the park near the former Animation Courtyard, which will be home to the future Walt Disney Studios area in late summer 2026.
50s Prime Time Café and Tune-In Lounge
It’s just like Mama’s in the kitchen, serving up classics of yesteryear at this one-of-a-kind restaurant. This retro eatery comes with a side of humor dished out by your servers. Make sure to keep those elbows off the table! Enjoy comfort food favorites such as Mom's Old-fashioned Pot Roast, Aunt Liz's Golden Fried Chicken and Cousin Megan's Traditional Meatloaf. To satisfy your sweet tooth, you’ve got to try the Key Lime Bar! (You're in Florida, after all!)
Next door at the Tune-In Lounge, guests can enjoy a full bar in a distinctly vintage setting. 50s Prime Time Café and the Tune-In Lounge are located around Echo Lake near the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular.
Hollywood & Vine
Characters abound all day long at this buffet restaurant located off Hollywood Boulevard. Join Minnie Mouse and her friends as she throws a seasonal bash with food and attire themed to the celebration. Check out our foodie review for more information!
Roundup Rodeo BBQ
The newest table-service restaurant at Hollywood Studios, Roundup Rodeo BBQ, offers immersive theming and hearty meals. Located in Toy Story Land, the restaurant is stuffed full of fun theming and Easter eggs as you are shrunk down to the size of a toy.
Enjoy family-style dining with dishes such as The Prospector’s Homemade Cheddar Biscuits, Evil Dr. Smoked Ribs, Buttercup's Beef Brisket, fire-grilled pork sausage and more. Be sure to save room for desserts like Cupcake à la Forky and Bo's Seasonal Cheesecake. Roundup Rodeo BBQ is perfect for kids and kids at heart. Giddy up to our full review for more details!
Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant
Ever wanted to revisit the old drive-in theaters? The Sci-Fi Dine-In brings back the classic drive-in atmosphere, down to the cheesy science fiction movies on the big screen and the hot fudge sundaes. Nosh on a diverse menu at this Hollywood Studios dining destination, including everything from a Drive-in BBQ Burger to a Fried Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich, while watching clips from early science fiction films from your Cadillac-style seats. As of April 1, 2026, there are new menu items, including Cheese Ravioli, Silver Screen Wings, Grilled Pork Chop and a Feature Finale roulade dessert (check out our vlog above!).
Oga's Cantina
The ever-popular Oga's Cantina is the it-spot for adult drinks, mocktails and other beverages. It doesn't have too many snack options, but the Batuu Bits has a mix of sweet and spicy, while the Happabore Sampler consists of cured and roasted meats and cheeses. While it is a watering hole, there are tadpole-friendly options available, including the nonalcoholic Oga's Obsession — lemonade, cotton candy flavoring and blueberry popping pearls.
The cantina offers mostly standing room only, with Captain Rex (now called DJ R-3X), formerly of Star Tours — The Adventures Continue fame, playing DJ. The cantina itself has a fun vibe, with funky alien music playing in the background. You truly feel like you're at a cantina across the universe.
Quick-Service Restaurants at Disney's Hollywood Studios
Hollywood Studios offers lots of quick-service locations to keep you satisfied and ready for your next big-screen adventure. Many of these locations offer mobile ordering, which is highly recommended, especially during peak meal times.
ABC Commissary
The ABC Commissary is a TV-themed location just behind the Hyperion Theater (aka Frozen Sing-Along) and Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. This Disney's Hollywood Studios quick-service spot is one of the few with both indoor and outdoor seating. The location offers hearty entrees, including the Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Shrimp Tacos and Mediterranean Salad with Chicken. The commissary is open for lunch and dinner. This location also offers allergy-friendly menus.
Backlot Express
The Backlot Express, nestled between the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular and Star Tours, is open for lunch and dinner. There is plenty of outdoor and limited indoor seating. Enjoy classic meals like the 1/3 lb Angus Cheeseburger, Cuban Sandwich, Chicken Strips and Southwest Salad with Chicken. Be sure to save room for dessert with the Wookiee Cookie! Kids meals and an allergy-friendly menu are available here.
Woody's Lunchbox
Grab some toy-riffic grub in Toy Story Land at Woody's Lunchbox! The food stand offers classic American fare such as the BBQ Brisket Melt and Grilled Three-Cheese Sandwich. Finish off with a delicious Lunch Box Tart. The flavors are always changing!
Woody's Lunchbox is very popular, and we highly recommend mobile ordering ahead of time. Limited outdoor seating is available. It is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Docking Bay 7
In Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Docking Bay 7 is the place for unusual tastes and flavors surrounded by a galactic background. The foods are all variations and new ways of presenting ingredients that earthlings should be able to recognize. Menu items include pork ribs, smoky braised beef, crispy chicken and a chickpea falafel. It is open for lunch and dinner. (Again, while the tastes are unusual enough to transport you to another world, they are down-to-earth enough to appeal to tadpoles — Lily loved the mac and cheese!)
Ronto Roasters
Adjacent to the Black Spire Outpost Market, follow the delicious smells to Ronto Roasters. You have to try the Ronto Wrap with roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and tangy slaw wrapped in pita bread. Plant-based and allergy-friendly options are available. Ronto Roasters is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's even a breakfast Ronto Wrap you have to try! After 3 p.m., the Ronto Wrap will be available at Docking Bay 7.
Dockside Diner
Located on the shores of Echo Lake, Dockside Diner serves classic American cuisine. Enjoy a variety of hot dogs such as the Pretzel Hot Dog served with pretzel bread or the Bacon Macaroni & Cheese Hot Dog topped with crispy bacon! The diner offers a seasonal milkshake that is always worth checking out. Dockside Diner is open for lunch and dinner.
Trolley Car Café
The Trolley Car Café is home to the Hollywood Studios Starbucks location. In addition to the Starbucks menu, the location offers quick bites such as breakfast sandwiches and assorted pastries. There is no indoor seating, only limited seating on the patio area. Trolley Car Café is open throughout park hours and is located on the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard.
Catalina Eddie’s
Catalina Eddie’s is one of many Disney's Hollywood Studios quick-service stops along Sunset Boulevard. This is the go-to place for pizza and Caesar salads on the way to Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets (opening this summer) or the Tower of Terror. Everything's pretty affordable, too, with pizza costing less than $13! Catalina Eddie’s is open for lunch and dinner. They also have limited offerings, so be sure to check them out!
Rosie’s All-American Café
Rosie’s serves all-American favorites like a 1/3-lb. Fresh Angus Cheeseburger, Chili-Cheese Foot-long Hot Dog, Chicken Strips and a chef salad. They also have a plant-based menu, including a Hearts of Palm Roll. Kids meals and an allergy-friendly menu are available here, as well. Rosie’s All-American Café is on Sunset Boulevard and is open for lunch and dinner.
Fairfax Fare
Also found on Sunset Boulevard, Fairfax Fare's menu serves up a mix of flavors in waffle bowls, such as Barbecued Beef Brisket, Buffalo Chicken (pictured), or a plant-based Soba Noodle Salad. A wild combination, somehow the chicken, coleslaw and mashed potatoes were pretty tasty! The location is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They also sell desserts such as the Enchanted Rose.
BaseLine Tap House
Enjoy savory appetizers and classic beers and wine at this pub located on Grand Avenue near Star Tours.
Snack Spots at Disney's Hollywood Studios
When hunger strikes between meals or you just can’t resist the smell of those cinnamon-roasted nuts, popcorn or the idea of a warm Mickey pretzel, here is where to go to get your snack fix.
Milk Stand
If journeying to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, you have to try the blue or green milk! You can see Luke Skywalker enjoying blue milk in the original "Star Wars" film. We frogs prefer the blue milk. It's a blend of coconut and rice milk, whereas the green milk has more of a citrusy profile. Be sure to give both a try! These can also come with alcohol, too!
Kat Saka's Kettle
Next door to Ronto Roasters is Kat Saka's Kettle, which serves specialty popcorn full of color and a spark of flavor. Here, you'll also find the famous Cold Brew Black Caf — cold brew topped with chocolate puffs!
Special Coke Products at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
Even Coca-Cola is in a galaxy far, far away with these special bottles exclusive to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. The bottles make great souvenirs and the classic beverages help keep you cool on the planet Batuu.
Market
Located near the entrance to Toy Story Land and Pixar Place, enjoy assorted chips and beverages alongside the incredible Jack-Jack's Num Num Cookie.
Anaheim Produce
Anaheim Produce on Sunset Boulevard offers some of the healthiest snack options in the park, including fresh fruit, chips, churros and a Mickey-shaped pretzel! Enjoy a refreshing Frozen Lemonade cup or a craft beer along with your snacks.
Dinosaur Gertie's Ice Cream of Extinction
The huge, green dinosaur that hangs out in Echo Lake is open seasonally, serving up soft-serve ice cream.
Hollywood Scoops
At the end of Sunset Boulevard, cool down with ice cream desserts and a selection of hand-scooped flavors. Enjoy a Mickey Brownie Sundae, an Ice Cream Sundae and ice cream in a cone or cup. Fat-free and sugar-free vanilla is also available.
KRNR The Rock Station
This rockin’ little booth at the exit of Rock 'n' Roller Coaster serves chips and cookies, along with frozen Coca-Cola and Barq’s Root Beer floats and specialty adult beverages.
Epic Eats
Epic Eats, next to the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular, is famous for its funnel cakes and soft-serve ice cream. Enjoy treats like the Cookies 'n' Cream Funnel Cake topped with vanilla ice cream. Then, wash it down with a Root Beer Float!
Popcorn and Snacks
Check out the newest snack stand in Toy Story Land for churros, popcorn and pizza spring rolls!
Ice Cream, Churro and Pretzel Carts
These kiosks can be found throughout the park. Though selections vary, the main locations are near the Hyperion Theater, on Sunset Boulevard, the exit of Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, and near the entrance to Animation Courtyard. Ice cream carts pop up all over with Mickey Bars and frozen chocolate bananas, with carts in each major area of the park.
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