These are the best quick-service restaurants at Hollywood Studios, ranked for 2026. Discover the best places to eat, from Star Wars favourites to family-friendly meals and snacks.
Unfortunately, Hollywood Studios is known for having the least desirable selection of quick-service options but we rank every quick service option in the theme park from best to worst!
You can also check out our Quick Service Animal Kingdom guide, Epcot Quick Service guide and Magic Kingdom Quick Service Guide.
What is Quick Service?
Quick service meals at Disney typically refer to meals you order from a cashier, pick up your food from a counter then find your own seat. Another option is a table service meal, meaning you would be seated and served by a waiter.
Quick service restaurants are popular across all the theme parks because they are quick, easy and cheaper than the table service options.
Disney Hollywood studios map
There are many quick service options in this park, with all types of cuisines to choose from. Above we have a Disney Hollywood Studios Map, listing all of the dining options along with rides and attractions.
Quick Service Restaurants in Hollywood Studios
We rank the best to worst quick service restaurants in Hollywood Studios, taking into account menu options, value for money and quality of food.
We also recommend you stick to using the Mobile Order option in most of these quick-service restaurants, the queues can be long and mobile order is well run, quick and easy.
For more Quick Service restaurant guides, read:
- Magic Kingdom Quick Service Guide
- Quick Service Epcot options
- Best Quick Service Animal Kingdom Restaurants
1. ABC Commissary
Every Hollywood Studios veteran will agree that the classic ABC Commissary is one of the best places to eat in Hollywood Studios in recent years. You can even reserve a table for dinner and expect silverware and real plates but it still only counts as a Quick Service credit if you are the meal plan and prices reflect that too. The restaurant is often underrated too so you won’t find it gets as busy as some of the other quick service spots around the park. Plus it is air conditioned!
Don’t expect too much in the way of theming – there is none. But the BBQ ribs, fish and shrimp, burger and chicken club make up for it. There is something for everyone in the way of food here, with tacos, salads, grilled cheese sandwiches also being great options.
This restaurant is located on the righthand side between the Chinese Theatre and Star Tours (if you are walking towards Star Tours). It is our number one choice because the food is the best quality and the best value for money.
2. Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo
Whether you are a Star Wars fan or not, it is hard not to be impressed with the menu and theming of this restaurant. The detailing is excellent and the new restaurant has a very cool vibe to it. This restaurant is located in Galaxy’s Edge (Star Wars Land) and incredibly popular.
Make sure to try the Beef Pot Roast and the Smoked Pork Ribs and stick to this place for lunch and dinner – the breakfast is pretty standard. There is also a great kofta and hummus plant-based spread for vegetarians too.
Full Menu for Docking Bay here
3. Fairfax Fare
In the past few years, Fairfax Fare has moved to a more Tex-Mex focused restaurant when it previously offered barbecue. The food is pretty tasty, with fajitas, empanadas and a delicious pulled pork sandwich.
Seating is outdoors but covered and is the first stand we will mention in the Sunset Ranch Market area; we believe it is the best stand in the area. Sunset Ranch March can be found on Sunset Boulevard near Tower of Terror.
4. Woody’s Lunch Box
For all those Toy Story fans, this quick service restaurant offers colourful theming and a small but yummy menu. This is the only food spot in Toy Story Land and can be an incredibly popular option, especially for families.
Following the lunch box theme, the meals are predominately sandwiches, with three-cheese grilled sarnies and brisket melts available. They also come with sides making one meal easily a shared option for pairs looking for a quick small meal. The Totchos are also popular, tots loaded with chili, queso and cheese. This is definitely an option for families, with kid favourites such as s’mores French toast sandwiches whilst adults can enjoy a root beer float.
The downside to this restaurant is the seating area, which is outside, with little shade and no air conditioning. Plus, seating is limited. We recommend trying out this restaurant in the late after, once the sun goes down and the park is a little cooler.
Full Woody’s Lunch Box menu here
5. Backlot Express
The Backlot Express offers your typical theme park food, with some sandwiches, burgers and salads to choose from. This is a good option if you have a few picky eaters as well as those looking for something a little more adventurous. Try the cuban sandwich for a tasty take on a pulled pork sandwich or choose from the 1/3 lb argus burger options.
Backlot Express is great for groups of visitors because there is plenty of indoor seating; ideal for when you want to escape on a hot Florida day. The restaurant is located next to Star Tours with studio and filming items included in the decor. It is also worth nothing that there is a drink station here for the refillable cups and actually, the only station in the park.
Full Backlot Express menu here
6. Dockside Diner
This restaurant gets points for its cute theming. Located on Echo Lake, you will find this diner on a “tramp steamer’, offering a 1950s California vibe. The menu is limited to different types of foot-long hot dogs (which aren’t bad) and loaded Chili-cheese nachos.
However, no matter how cute the restaurant is, it is still an outside seating spot in Orlando and there is nothing overly exciting about the menu. Stick to evenings if you want to try it. It is across from the Frozen Sing-Along, so a good option if you are looking for bite before heading into the theatre.
7. Rosie’s All American Cafe
Also located at the Sunset Ranch Market alongside Fairfax Fare and Catalina Eddie’s, Rosie’s offers your staple theme park food – burgers, hot dogs and nuggets. There is a fried green tomato sandwich which is somewhat tasty and unusual but apart from that, there is nothing to write home about.
The downside to this quick service Hollywood Studios option is the seating. The seating area is completely outside so again, visit in the evenings. However, the market is opposite the Fantastic or Beauty and the Beast stage, so it is a convenient place to get a quick snack before watching the show.
Full Rosie’s All American Cafe menu here
8. Ronto Roasters
If you’re looking for something a little different from the usual burgers, pizza and chicken found around Disney’s Hollywood Studios, head into Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and stop at Ronto Roasters. This quick-service restaurant is built around a giant Ronto, a fictional Star Wars creature being roasted over a spit, making the theming just as memorable as the food.
The star of the menu is the famous Ronto Wrap, made with roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce and tangy slaw wrapped in warm pita bread. There is also a Breakfast Ronto Wrap, making this a great option if you’re visiting Galaxy’s Edge early in the day. Plant-based options are also available.
Ronto Roasters serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and you can use Mobile Order through the My Disney Experience app, which makes it particularly convenient when you’re trying to maximise your time in Galaxy’s Edge. The menu is relatively small compared with some of the larger quick-service restaurants, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing – the Ronto Wrap is one of the most popular quick-service meals in Hollywood Studios.
9. Catalina Eddie’s
Located along Sunset Boulevard, Catalina Eddie’s is a casual quick-service restaurant serving Italian-inspired comfort food, including pizza, pasta, sandwiches and salads. It is a good option if you’re looking for a filling meal without spending too much time away from the attractions.
The menu includes favorites such as Pepperoni Pizza, Cheese Pizza, Pepperoni & Sausage Pizza, Chicken Parmesan with Marinara Pasta, Alfredo Basil Chicken Pasta and a Meatball Sub. There are also lighter options such as a Chicken Caesar Salad, while the Cannoli makes a nice choice if you’re looking for a sweet treat after your meal.
One of the biggest advantages of Catalina Eddie’s is its location on Sunset Boulevard, making it particularly convenient if you’re spending time around The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring in Aerosmith. Seating is also available nearby at the Sunset Boulevard dining area.
Full Catalina Eddie’s menu here
10. The Trolley Car Café
Located right at the entrance to Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Hollywood Boulevard, The Trolley Car Café is the park’s Starbucks location and is an easy stop for coffee, breakfast items, pastries and snacks.
The café is designed to look like an old-fashioned trolley car station, fitting nicely into the park’s 1920s Hollywood theme. Inside, you’ll find the familiar Starbucks range of coffees and specialty drinks alongside Disney baked goods, pastries and other grab-and-go treats.
One of the biggest advantages of The Trolley Car Café is its location. If you want to grab a coffee or breakfast snack as soon as you enter the park, it’s extremely convenient. It can also be a useful stop later in the day when you need a caffeine boost.
Best snacks at Hollywood Studios
There are a handful of food carts and stands that don’t quite have a full enough menu to call themselves quick service (at least not to us!), but they are still great options for a quick snack at Hollywood Studios.
- Ronto Wrap – Ronto Roasters: More substantial than a traditional snack, this famous Star Wars-inspired wrap combines roasted pork, grilled sausage, slaw and peppercorn sauce.
- Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie – The Trolley Car Café: A sweet and indulgent treat made with carrot cake and a creamy filling, perfect for sharing.
- Outpost Mix – Kat Saka’s Kettle: A colourful and unusual popcorn mix that’s ideal for snacking while exploring Galaxy’s Edge.
- Cold Brew Black Caf – Kat Saka’s Kettle: A rich, sweet cold brew topped with a creamy topping and chocolate puffs for an indulgent caffeine fix.
- Blue or Green Milk – Milk Stand: These colourful frozen Star Wars drinks are a refreshing and iconic treat in Galaxy’s Edge.
- Ice Cream – Hollywood Scoops: Stop here for ice cream and other frozen treats, especially welcome on a hot Florida afternoon.
- Lunch Box Tart – Woody’s Lunch Box: A large, sweet pastry that’s an easy grab-and-go treat while exploring Toy Story Land.
- Mickey Pretzel: A Disney classic that’s perfect when you’re craving something savoury between attractions.
- Popcorn: One of the easiest snacks to find around Hollywood Studios and an inexpensive option to share while walking around the park.
- Seasonal Treats: Keep an eye out for limited-time cupcakes, cookies, ice cream and other themed treats, particularly around Halloween and Christmas.
Hollywood Studios Quick-Service Overview and Mobile Order Guide
Mobile Order is one of the easiest ways to save time when eating at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. You can select your restaurant, choose your food and select an arrival window through the My Disney Experience app before you’re ready to eat.
| Restaurant | Mobile Order? | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| ABC Commissary | Yes | Burgers, chicken and a larger indoor dining area |
| Backlot Express | Yes | Burgers, sandwiches and Star Wars-themed food |
| Catalina Eddie’s | Yes | Pizza, pasta and Italian-style comfort food |
| Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo | Yes | More adventurous Star Wars-inspired meals |
| Dockside Diner | Yes | Hot dogs, sandwiches and quick bites |
| Fairfax Fare | Yes | Hot dogs, loaded fries and casual American food |
| Ronto Roasters | Yes | Ronto Wraps and Star Wars-inspired food |
| Rosie’s All-American Cafe | Yes | Burgers, hot dogs and classic American food |
| Woody’s Lunch Box | Yes | Grilled cheese, sandwiches and breakfast |
| The Trolley Car Café | No | Starbucks coffee, pastries and snacks |
Tip: Mobile Order can be particularly useful during busy lunchtime and dinner periods. You don’t need to order as soon as you decide where to eat – you can choose an arrival window in the app and then select “I’m here” when you’re ready for your food.
Best Quick Service Hollywood Studios FAQ
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo is one of the best overall quick-service restaurants at Hollywood Studios, particularly for Star Wars fans. Ronto Roasters and Woody’s Lunch Box are also excellent choices depending on what type of food you’re looking for.
Prices vary by menu item, but Catalina Eddie’s, Dockside Diner, Rosie’s All-American Café and Woody’s Lunch Boxare among the options where you can find relatively affordable meals. Disney currently lists most Hollywood Studios quick-service restaurants in its lowest meal-price category of $14.99 and under per adult, although individual menu items vary.
Most of the major quick-service restaurants at Hollywood Studios offer Mobile Order through the My Disney Experience app, including Docking Bay 7, Ronto Roasters, Woody’s Lunch Box, ABC Commissary and Backlot Express. Mobile Order availability can change, so check the app on the day of your visit.
Yes. Ronto Roasters is one of the most popular quick-service options in Galaxy’s Edge, particularly for its famous Ronto Wrap. It’s a great choice if you want something more interesting than the usual burgers, pizza or chicken.
Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo is arguably the best choice for a full meal, while Ronto Roasters is ideal if you want a quicker meal or snack. Both are located in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and offer themed food and surroundings.
Yes. Woody’s Lunch Box is one of the most popular quick-service restaurants at Hollywood Studios. It is particularly good for families and serves grilled cheese, sandwiches, breakfast options and sweet treats in the colourful Toy Story Land.
Yes. While Hollywood Studios has fewer quick-service choices than some other Disney parks, it has several standout restaurants, particularly Docking Bay 7, Ronto Roasters and Woody’s Lunch Box. There are also plenty of classic options such as burgers, pizza and sandwiches.
Woody’s Lunch Box is a great choice for families thanks to its familiar menu and Toy Story Land setting. ABC Commissary and Backlot Express are also good options when you want a larger indoor dining area and a broader selection of food.
Yes. The 2026 Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan can be used at participating quick-service locations at Walt Disney World. A quick-service meal generally includes an entrée and a non-alcoholic beverage, with some alcoholic beverage options available to guests aged 21 and over.
Unfortunately, the quick service Hollywood Studios restaurants are lacking and we would highly recommend paying more for one of the fantastic table service restaurants here or park hop over to eat at the quick service spots in Magic Kingdom, Epcot or Animal Kingdom.
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