Hollywood Studios Quick Service Lunch & Dinner – Ranked!

Quick Service at Hollywood Studios has a wide range of quality, but over a long day of touring you’re going to need to eat somewhere. So, where should you stop? Good news on that question: We’ve ranked your options for eating Quick Service lunch & dinner at Hollywood Studios based on their ratings in TouringPlans user surveys.  Looking for breakfast? See Four Places For a Quick Breakfast in Hollywood Studios

One thing to keep in mind: Quick Service locations get very busy around lunch. Arrive by 11:30 or closer to 1 pm to avoid spending a long time in line and waiting for a seat. Mobile Ordering in advance can help, but when the line is backed up it takes longer to pick up a Mobile Order too. The dinner crowd tends to be a bit more spread out.

#1: Woody’s Lunchbox (Toy Story Land)

Woody’s doesn’t have an extensive menu, but it also has no losers and the lineup is definitely on theme (see it here). If you’re just looking for a snack to share, I know quite a few who swear by the Totchos. (One survey comment simply reads: “Totchos A+ hit”)

The biggest knock on Woody’s, which gets a 95% rating, isn’t about the food — it’s the seating, which is a) outdoors and b) woefully inadequate. More seating and some shade cover have been added in the last year. But if you’re eating on a busy day at peak times, you might still want to carry your food away to some other location where you can actually sit down to eat it.

#2: Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (Galaxy’s Edge)

Just a hair behind in second place with a 94.5% rating is Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo in Galaxy’s Edge. The dishes have fancy names (Kashyyyk Beef and Sweet Topato Salad), and sometimes they have out-of-this-world plating. But underneath all the show you’ll find fairly familiar American food, dressed up a bit with a few flavors from Asia or the Southwest. (See the menu) “Great, interesting food, when compared to the usual fare” is typical of survey sentiments.

The Docking Bay 7 menu gets a boost in the late afternoon. Ronto Roasters is also a top-rated Quick Service spot in Hollywood Studios, but we don’t rank it in this post because its menu is limited. After 3 pm, though, you can find the Ronto Wraps here in Docking Bay 7.

#3: ABC Commissary (Commissary Lane)

You can’t miss ABC Commissary as you pass through the eponymous Commissary Lane between Echo Lake and Grand Avenue. True to its “we’re a cafeteria” backstory, there’s no unifying theme to the menu, although it does give off faintly eclectic California Cuisine vibes.

The food is good enough to get a 93% rating even though very little of it is fried; if you’re looking for healthy options in Hollywood Studios, this is one of your best bets. But if you’re not in the mood to be healthy, the Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese gets the most mentions in survey comments. (See the menu here)

#4: Sunset Ranch Market (Fairfax Fare, Rosie’s All-American Cafe, Catalina Eddie’s)

OK so, this one takes a little ‘splaining. Sunset Ranch Market is a group of Quick Service Kiosks and food stands on Sunset Boulevard, kind of like a little open-air food court. Kiosks are challenging because we try to stick to places that have some variety in their menu. But between all three kiosk locations here, you should be able to find something to make every member of your group happy.

• Catalina Eddie’s has cafeteria-style pizza (survey words, not mine), but rounds out the menu with some pastas and a salad option. It’s not the most inspired menu, but the dismal score from a year ago has gone up to 93%, on par with ABC Commissary. (Catalina Eddie’s menu).
• Fairfax Fare has the most limited menu (mostly barbecue bowls), and a 92% rating. (Fairfax Fare menu)
• Rosie’s All-American Cafe has the burger game covered and has also added a salad option to bring in a score of 88%. (Rosie’s All American Cafe menu)

One thing to note: survey comments on these kiosks are few and far between, which usually means the food is checking the box, but nothing to write home about.

#5: Backlot Express (Echo Lake)

You’ll find the Backlot Express on the back side of Echo Lake, just past the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. The menu is pretty un-spectacular, with a lineup of salads and burgers, but the quality is fine. (See the menu here)

It won’t be the most exciting meal you eat in a theme park, but it will get the job done, and you likely won’t be sorry about it. “Fine,” “solid”, and “decent” are frequent in the comments, and Backlot Express scores an 84%.

#6: Dockside Diner (Echo Lake)

On the front side of Echo Lake you’ll find the small tramp steamer that houses the Dockside Diner. And on the menu, you’ll find a variety of hot dogs. Whether you like your dog covered in bacon, mac & cheese, or both, you can find it here. You won’t find that anything is exceptional, and this is definitely food that’s going to weigh you down on a hot day. I don’t know about you, but if I’m going to consume bacon-covered mac & cheese amidst a day’s touring in the summer heat, I want it to taste amazing. The well-below-average 67% rating says that Dockside Diner’s food does not taste amazing. (See the menu here)

What’s your favorite Quick Service lunch or dinner in Hollywood Studios? Do you think Ronto Wraps at dinner should pull Docking Bay 7 into first place? Let us know in the comments!

(Originally published July 18, 2024. Last updated/republished June 7, 2025, with survey data from 6-1-2024 to 6-4-2025.)