Disney's Hollywood Studios Dining, All in One Place
Every restaurant, filtered by what actually matters when you're planning — service type, reservations, and character dining.
35 restaurants
One of the most entertainingly interactive restaurants at Walt Disney World, styled as a 1950s home kitchen complete with black-and-white TV sets playing vintage sitcoms. Servers play scolding, fun-loving family members who enforce "house rules" — elbows off the table, finish your vegetables — while serving up hearty American comfort food like pot roast, fried chicken, and meatloaf. The combination of great theming and entertaining servers makes this one of the most memorable meals in Hollywood Studios.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A spacious, air-conditioned quick-service spot on Commissary Lane with an updated menu that punches above its utilitarian atmosphere. Mobile ordering is available, making it a reliable and efficient option during busy park days when the more popular quick-service spots have long lines. A solid fallback that surprises many guests with the quality of its current offerings like shrimp tacos and fresh salads.
Open for: lunch, dinner
One of the healthier snack stops in the park, this outdoor kiosk on Sunset Boulevard stocks fresh fruit, chips, churros, Mickey-shaped pretzels, and frozen lemonade alongside craft beer options. It's the go-to spot when guests want something lighter or fresher than typical theme park fare mid-day. A convenient, no-frills stop that fills a real need for fruit and refreshments on a hot Sunset Boulevard afternoon.
Open for: snacks
A large, reliable quick-service restaurant near the Star Tours attraction, designed to look like a working studio prop warehouse filled with movie-making equipment and memorabilia. The menu is a go-to for burgers, chicken sandwiches, and lighter options, and the ample indoor seating makes it a practical escape from the Florida heat. Mobile ordering is available, and it's a dependable choice when more popular spots are packed.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A casual California-inspired craft beer lounge on Grand Avenue, tucked next to the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater, celebrating the Los Angeles roots of Disney's creative culture with a rotating selection of West Coast beers and wines. No reservations are required, making it the park's most relaxed adult hangout, with shareable small plates like cheese and charcuterie, house-made ranch kettle chips, and a pretzel that has become a cult favorite. A create-your-own beer flight is one of the best deals in the park.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
A quick and convenient pizza-focused stop along Sunset Boulevard in the Sunset Ranch Market area, serving personal pizzas and Caesar salads for a simple, satisfying meal between rides. Mobile ordering is available, making it easy to grab food without a long wait. A straightforward option when you need a quick, filling lunch near Tower of Terror.
Open for: lunch, dinner
One of Hollywood Studios' most iconic and photogenic spots — a giant green dinosaur statue on the shores of Echo Lake that dispenses soft-serve ice cream seasonally. Soft-serve cones, Mickey Ice Cream Bars, and Mickey-shaped pretzels are available when the stand is open, making it a classic park photo opportunity and a sweet treat in one. Note that Gertie operates seasonally and may be closed on slower crowd days.
Open for: snacks
The full-service quick-service restaurant of Galaxy's Edge, immersively themed as a freight hangar with a starship literally docked overhead, run in-universe by Chef Strono "Cookie" Tuggs. The menu features genuinely inventive galactic fare like Endorian Fried Chicken Tip Yip, Sweet Puffer Pig Ribs, and plant-based meatballs, making it one of the most creative quick-service menus in any Disney park. A must-eat stop in Batuu and one of the top quick-service experiences at Walt Disney World.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A scenic waterfront quick-service stand on the shores of Echo Lake serving nostalgic American fare including specialty hot dogs like the Pretzel Hot Dog and Bacon Macaroni & Cheese Hot Dog. Plenty of umbrella-shaded outdoor tables make it a pleasant spot to sit and take in the Echo Lake views. Seasonal milkshakes are a rotating highlight worth checking out on any visit.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A funnel cake stand on Sunset Boulevard offering indulgent sweet treats including funnel cakes with creative topping options, soft-serve ice cream, and cold beverages. It's the park's designated dessert destination for guests with a serious sweet tooth who want something more elaborate than standard ice cream. Note that this location sometimes operates limited hours or closes entirely on slower park days.
Open for: snacks
An open-air California outdoor market-style quick-service location on Sunset Boulevard, serving savory waffle bowls in several varieties — including plant-based options — and Mickey Waffles for breakfast. The covered outdoor seating area captures the Sunset Boulevard entertainment-district energy while keeping guests reasonably shaded. A solid all-day option for breakfast through dinner in one of the park's most bustling areas.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Brand new as of May 26, 2026, this Muppets-themed snack kiosk sits just steps from the exit of Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets, with the beloved Swedish Chef as its chaotic and delightful culinary muse. The playful menu features Wocka Wocking Nachos, a twisted Churro Drumstick in mixed berry sugar with raspberry sauce, Mini Corn Dog Nuggets, and specialty sips like Pond Water Limeade and the Mayhem Soft-serve Float. It's a fun, quick stop that adds a welcome Muppets flavor to Sunset Boulevard's dining lineup.
Open for: snacks
The park's only character dining experience, where Minnie hosts seasonally themed parties — Silver Screen, Springtime, Summertime, Halloween, and Holiday — with costume changes that make each visit feel fresh and distinct. A full buffet is offered at every meal period, and beloved characters rotate through the dining room for table-side photos and interactions. The seasonal theming adds genuine charm that elevates it well above a typical character buffet.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner
An al fresco patio lounge just outside The Hollywood Brown Derby offering craft cocktails, wine, and lighter bites with open-air views of Hollywood Boulevard. Walk-up only with no reservations needed, making it a great spontaneous stop for a cocktail and appetizer. Elevated lounge fare like shrimp cocktail and escargot pair perfectly with a dessert wine flight.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
A classic hand-scooped ice cream stand in the Sunset Ranch Market on Sunset Boulevard, offering a rotating menu of flavors, sundaes, and seasonal over-the-top milkshakes. A perfect midday sweet treat between Tower of Terror and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster when the Orlando heat demands something cold. The specialty seasonal shakes in particular tend to be a cut above a typical theme park ice cream stand.
Open for: snacks
A Coca-Cola-branded snack stand on Sunset Boulevard serving sweet treats with a fun Coke-infused twist, including fan-favorite Candy Painted Cinnamon Rolls drizzled with Coca-Cola glaze and toasted nuts, alongside mini churros. It's a quirky, small-scale snack stop that punches above its weight with creative items that have developed a loyal following. A worthwhile detour for guests looking for something a little different from standard theme park sweets.
Open for: snacks
One of two Joffrey's Coffee & Tea kiosks inside Hollywood Studios, this one positioned near Pixar Place for an easy caffeine fix before or after Toy Story Land. The full Joffrey's menu of coffees, teas, and specialty drinks is available alongside a small assortment of pastries and grab-and-go snacks. A convenient and underrated stop for guests who prefer Joffrey's bold Florida-roasted blends over Starbucks.
Open for: breakfast, snacks
The second Joffrey's Coffee & Tea kiosk inside Hollywood Studios, located on Sunset Boulevard near the Tower of Terror, providing a convenient caffeine and snack stop in the park's most thrill-ride-dense area. Specialty coffees, cold brews, teas, and light bites are on offer throughout the day. A practical and pleasant stop for guests who need a pick-me-up midway through a Sunset Boulevard afternoon.
Open for: breakfast, snacks
Black Spire Outpost's signature popcorn stand, serving the Outpost Mix — a uniquely galactic sweet, spicy, and savory flavored popcorn available in collectible souvenir containers. It's a simple but iconic Galaxy's Edge snack stop that makes for a fun, shareable treat while exploring Batuu. Also available in a buttered version called Buttered Blue Grains for guests who prefer a more traditional flavor.
Open for: snacks
A small Galaxy's Edge kiosk serving the iconic Blue Milk and Green Milk, the otherworldly beverages made famous by the Star Wars films, available with or without alcohol. Blue Milk is the crowd favorite, tasting like a tangy tropical frozen smoothie, while the Green Milk offers a slightly different citrus-forward profile. A quintessential photo opportunity and a genuinely delicious Batuu stop.
Open for: snacks
An Indiana Jones-themed walk-up kiosk near Echo Lake offering mixed drinks from a full bar alongside sweet treats and soft-serve. There's no dedicated seating, but benches nearby overlooking the picturesque Echo Lake provide a pleasant resting spot. A fun themed pit stop for a cold drink or a quick sweet treat near the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular.
Open for: snacks
The most atmospheric bar experience in any theme park, a darkly lit, standing-room Star Wars cantina presided over by DJ droid R-3X spinning intergalactic tunes while bartenders serve elaborately themed cocktails and mocktails. Signature drinks like the Fuzzy Tauntaun and the Jedi Mind Trick are as creative as they are delicious, and even non-drinkers will find the non-alcoholic options impressive. Space is extremely limited and reservations are capped at 45 minutes, so book the moment your 60-day window opens.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
A slightly tucked-away frozen beverage kiosk near Echo Lake serving refreshing Frozen Cokes, Frozen Lemonades, and a few other flavors — with the option to spike any of them with rum, vodka, or Jack Daniel's for adult guests. It's an easy-to-miss spot that makes for a perfect palate-cleanser or cool-down break on a hot day. The adult frozen drink combinations are a fun and affordable indulgence.
Open for: snacks
A dedicated pretzel snack stand on Sunset Boulevard serving warm soft pretzels in various styles alongside beverages. A reliable and satisfying quick snack stop near the Sunset Boulevard thrill rides, especially welcome when you want something savory without committing to a full meal. Straightforward, classic theme park fare done simply and well.
Open for: snacks
A fan-favorite Galaxy's Edge quick-service window where meats are roasted over a repurposed podracer engine operated by the droid 8D-J8 — one of the most charming details in the entire land. The Ronto Wrap, a warm pita stuffed with roasted pork, sausage, tangy slaw, and peppercorn sauce, is widely considered one of the best theme park snacks at Walt Disney World. A breakfast version with egg, cheese, and sausage is available in the morning, making this an all-day must-visit.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
A reliable quick-service burger spot nestled in the Sunset Ranch Market on Sunset Boulevard, offering burgers, chicken sandwiches, and chicken nuggets in a bright outdoor setting. Mobile ordering is available to skip the line, and it's a dependable classic for families who want a familiar, no-fuss meal near the park's thrill rides. Outdoor seating under the Sunset Boulevard palms keeps things comfortable even on busy days.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Toy Story Land's first and only table-service restaurant, styled to look like Andy has constructed a rodeo arena out of cardboard boxes, craft supplies, and oversized toy playsets. An all-you-care-to-enjoy family-style BBQ feast — featuring smoked meats, hearty sides, cheddar biscuits, and dessert — makes this one of the best dining values in all of Hollywood Studios. The immersive Toy Story theming, with details like Jessie riding Trixie and shouting "Andy's coming!" moments, delights guests of all ages.
Open for: lunch, dinner
One of the most uniquely atmospheric restaurants anywhere in Disney, where guests dine seated in replica vintage convertible cars under a starlit sky while cheesy sci-fi movie clips play on a drive-in screen overhead. The menu offers burgers, sandwiches, milkshakes, and comfort classics, with new 2026 additions like Cheese Ravioli, Silver Screen Wings, and Grilled Pork Chop. Getting a reservation is a must — those car booths fill up fast, and the experience is unlike anything else in theme park dining.
Open for: lunch, dinner
Hollywood Studios' signature dining destination, modeled after the legendary 1930s Los Angeles celebrity haunt, complete with caricatures of Golden Age stars lining the walls. The menu leans into upscale American cuisine, including the iconic Cobb salad that the original Derby made famous. A top-tier special-occasion meal with some of the best food in any Disney park.
Open for: lunch, dinner
A small Pixar-themed snack counter near Toy Story Land serving classic Disney parks snacks like Mickey Pretzels and churros alongside non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. It's a convenient and compact stop for guests entering or exiting Toy Story Land who want a quick snack without committing to a full meal. Part of the Pixar Place mini-hub that also includes the Neighborhood Bakery and the Joffrey's Coffee kiosk.
Open for: snacks
A Pixar-themed snack kiosk near the entrance to Toy Story Land, home to the legendary Jack-Jack's Num Num Cookie — a thick, rich chocolate-chunk cookie that originated at Disneyland's Pixar Pier and remains exclusive to this location in Walt Disney World. Also offers frozen slushies, pretzels, and seasonal sweet treats that rotate regularly. The Num Num Cookie alone is worth seeking this spot out.
Open for: snacks
Hollywood Studios' in-park Starbucks, housed in a charming streetcar-themed building right at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard. The full Starbucks beverage menu is available alongside breakfast pastries, sandwiches, and baked goods, making it an ideal first stop before rope drop. Limited patio seating is available, and it operates throughout park hours.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks
A small coffee and pastry cart stationed near the iconic Twilight Zone Tower of Terror on Sunset Boulevard, offering espresso drinks and baked goods for guests who need a caffeine jolt before braving the drop. A convenient and quick grab-and-go stop that saves a trip back to The Trolley Car Café when you're already deep in Sunset Boulevard. Perfect for early-morning park-goers heading straight to the thrill rides.
Open for: breakfast, snacks
A cozy, walk-up lounge tucked between 50's Prime Time Café and Hollywood & Vine, sharing the same retro home-kitchen aesthetic and cocktail menu without requiring a dining reservation. It's a local secret for getting the 50's Prime Time vibe — complete with kitchy TV sets and era-appropriate cocktails — on a whim. A great spot for a grown-up's lemonade spiked with vodka or a classic mid-century cocktail.
Open for: lunch, dinner, snacks
The beloved quick-service staple of Toy Story Land, styled as a giant lunchbox from Andy's backyard, serving creative comfort food that consistently earns rave reviews. Signature items include the Totchos (tater tots with chili, cheese, and sour cream), grilled cheese with tomato soup, and seasonal homemade Pop-Tart flavors for breakfast. Expect a wait during peak hours, but the food and the playful oversized toy theming make it worth the queue.
Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks