When rope-dropping Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you’ll want to make the most of the early hours by hitting popular attractions like Slinky Dog Dash, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. After conquering these highlights, you’ll likely work up an appetite. Luckily, Disney’s Hollywood Studios offers a variety of breakfast spots to refuel, each with unique flavors and magical touches. Here’s a guide to the top breakfast locations in Hollywood Studios to keep your morning in the park energized and memorable.
1. Hollywood & Vine
For a character breakfast that brings Disney magic straight to your table, Hollywood & Vine is a perfect choice. Serving breakfast from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. daily, this buffet offers a range of options including Mickey waffles, pastries, eggs, breakfast meats, and more. You can even order made-to-order omelets or specialty items like Eggs Benedict.
A bonus for families: Disney Junior stars, including Vampirina, Fancy Nancy, Doc McStuffins, and Roadster Goofy, make appearances, creating fun photo ops and unforgettable moments for young Disney fans. Located in the Echo Lake area, Hollywood & Vine is an ideal choice for those with young children who adore Disney Junior. Be sure to make advance dining reservations to guarantee your spot at this popular location.
2. Hollywood Scoops
If you’re craving a quick, classic Disney breakfast with a touch of sweetness, head over to Hollywood Scoops on Sunset Boulevard. Famous for serving Mickey waffles topped with fresh blueberries, whipped cream, and syrup, this spot is a fantastic way to start your morning. Complement your breakfast with a freshly brewed Joffrey’s Coffee or even a morning mimosa for a bit of extra magic.
Hollywood Scoops opens early, making it convenient to stop by after a thrilling ride on The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror or Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. This quick-service option is perfect for guests who want a delicious breakfast on the go without taking too much time away from the attractions.
3. The Market
For a sweet snack that’s big enough to share, visit The Market near Pixar Place, home of the famous Jack-Jack’s Num Num Cookie from The Incredibles. This warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie is a fan favorite and a delicious way to satisfy a mid-morning craving. At $6.19, it’s a filling snack that’s perfect for splitting or savoring solo while wandering Toy Story Land.
4. Ronto Roasters
In the heart of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Ronto Roasters is a must-visit breakfast spot for Star Wars fans. Known for its Ronto Wraps, this quick-service location opens at 8 a.m. for early park entry guests, offering a unique menu that includes breakfast wraps, overnight oats, and fruit. For those looking for something more substantial, the Ronto Morning Wrap—a mix of eggs, sausage, and cheese wrapped in pita—is a favorite.
Pair your breakfast with a specialty drink, like the Meiloorun Juice, for a refreshing morning boost. If you’re spending the early hours exploring Galaxy’s Edge, this is an excellent option for a filling, flavorful breakfast.
5. The Trolley Car Cafe
Home to Starbucks coffee and pastries, The Trolley Car Cafe on Hollywood Boulevard is a classic morning stop for many guests. From breakfast sandwiches to muffins and croissants, you can grab a variety of familiar Starbucks offerings to fuel your day. The Trolley Car Cafe is especially convenient for those who need a caffeine fix before diving into the park.
Since the line can get long, it’s wise to stop by after the initial morning rush, allowing you to maximize early entry time. With the convenience of Starbucks’ mobile ordering available in the app, it’s easy to have your coffee waiting for you after those first few rides.
6. Woody’s Lunch Box
If you’re planning to start your day in Toy Story Land, Woody’s Lunch Box is a must. Opening at 8:30 a.m., it serves up unique breakfast items like the Breakfast Bowl, featuring potato barrels, brisket, and scrambled eggs. Totchos, a fan-favorite spin on nachos made with potato barrels, make for a filling breakfast treat as well. Another popular choice is the Lunch Box Tart, a pastry filled with raspberry or chocolate hazelnut, perfect for a grab-and-go snack.
Woody’s Lunch Box’s location makes it ideal for guests who want to ride Slinky Dog Dash and Toy Story Mania! early in the day. Stop by after your ride for a delicious, hearty breakfast that will keep you energized for more park fun.
Dining Outside the Park
Looking for more breakfast options? Disney’s Hollywood Studios is conveniently located near several resorts with top-notch breakfast spots just a quick trip away. These options are perfect if you prefer a more relaxed breakfast after an early morning in the park or before your Hollywood Studios adventure.
- Ale & Compass at Disney’s Yacht Club Resort: Use the FriendShip Boats to travel between Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Yacht Club. Ale & Compass offers a range of entrees and even a breakfast buffet. Its full-service menu includes options like blueberry-bacon pancakes and poached eggs, making it worth the short trip.
Credit: V Mills/Trip Advisor - Topolino’s Terrace at Disney’s Riviera Resort: Reach this character dining experience by taking the Disney Skyliner from Hollywood Studios, with a transfer at Caribbean Beach Resort. Breakfast here includes visits from Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Daisy, and is known for delicious offerings like wood-fired butchers’ steak and sour cream waffles.
- BoardWalk Deli at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn: Located just a short Skyliner or FriendShip Boat ride away, the BoardWalk Deli is a quick-service gem. Pick up a fresh bagel, breakfast sandwich, or pastry and enjoy it while taking in the beautiful view over Crescent Lake.
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Before your visit, make reservations for full-service restaurants like Hollywood & Vine to secure a spot and check out mobile ordering options for quick-service locations to save time. With so many tasty choices, breakfast at Hollywood Studios is a magical way to kick off your Disney day!
