This week we get to list our favorite places to eat in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
However, before we get to that task I do want to comment on last weeks blog. I was not surprised to see that eating in the Animal Kingdom was not something a lot of folks like to do. Tusker House and Yak and Yeti were the two full service restaurants mentioned the most. The top choices for counter service locations wasn’t so clear cut. Lots of different choices and opinions. As I mentioned before the Animal Kingdom isn’t a great park to eat in.
OK, on to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. My second favorite park to eat in, after Epcot, is Disney’s Hollywood Studios. I like the variety and theming of the full service restaurants. In addition, the counter service locations are large and really good. Also, there seems to be more kiosks selling drinks, ice cream, popcorn, etc. in Hollywood Studios than in any of the other parks. I like that!
So, here’s my list:
1) Brown Derby
2) Mama Melrose
3) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) ABC Commissary
3) Min and Bill’s Dockside Diner
OK, now that I have told you my top three, what’s yours? I’d love to know. Also, you can add whatever comments you want to help us appreciate your choices.
Speaking of comments, here’s some of my thoughts. The food in the Brown Derby restaurant is outstanding! Admittedly the restaurant is a bit pricey, but it’s a great place to celebrate a special occasion or to just treat yourself to a wonderful meal. Both Mama Melrose and 50’s Prime Time are fun places to eat because, besides good service and good food, they are wonderfully themed. I am not a fan of Sci-Fi Dine-In at all. I don’t like the seating arrangements and the food is just so, so. As I mentioned before I really do like the counter service and kiosk options in Hollywood Studios. Both Backlot Express and ABC Commissary are great places to stop and grab something quick to eat. Usually you get very quick service and you’re able to find a table to sit and eat your meal. Here’s a little tip; when I know I’m going to eat at a counter service location, I change the time I usually eat meals to avoid the lunch and dinner rush. If you can wait to eat lunch after 1 PM say or dinner after 6 PM, then the locations are usually less crowded.
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I was on vacation last week and missed this post. But I wanted to say that I think Play House Disney Live Hollywood and Vine is often over looked because of the charectors. We have lunch their twice now and the food is really really good. We really enjoy it! The music/dancers are really fun too.
Table Service
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Hollywood and Vine
Counter Service
1) Starring Rolls
2) ABC Commisary
3) Toy Story Pizza
Comments:
These are the only places I have eaten. I loved 50’s and we really enjoyed H&V. We ate the Cuban sandwich at ABC and it was really good.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Hollywood and Vine (only one we’ve ever tried here but it was pretty good!)
2)
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) Pizza Planet
3)
Your comments: The Studios is a great place to find a snack – they truly are everywhere! We were pleasantly surprised by the food we got last trip at the Backlot Express.
Table Service:
1)Hollywood and Vine
2)Mama Melrose
3)50’s Prime Time
Counter Service:
1)ABC Commissary
2)Backlot Express
3)Rosie’s All American Cafe
Comments:
In my 14 trips and continuing to go, these are our top choices. 1)Hollywood and Vine is one of our favs due to many choices that all in my family enjoy (everyone can find something on a buffet.) 2)Mama Melrose we love the atmosphere!! And we never had anything there we didn’t like. 3)50’s Prime Time again, what an awesome atmosphere!! We have had some wonderful waiters!! The only down would be if you are like myself and do not always finish your meal, you will find yourself in the hotseat!! HAHA.
As far as counter services, we don’t always use them but these were the ones we visited in the last few visits. Never had a bad experience at any of them.
Full Service Restaurants:
1)Mama Melrose’s
It’s the only one I’ve eaten at besides Sci-Fi Dine-In (see comments below), and I loved it!
Counter Service Locations:
1)Backlot Express -Fun decor, good food, and I like indoor seating. I haven’t enjoyed any other CS there, but I haven’t Pizza Planet or ABC Commissary yet.
Your comments: I made the mistake of taking my three *young* sons to the Sci-Fi Dine-In based upon their love of cars. The 3 & 5 yr old were terrified by the Sci-Fi movie clips, and the baby napped prematurely due to the dark. The food was bad, too. Maybe we’ll try again someday…but probably not.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) The Hollywood Brown Derby
2) Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) ABC Commissary
2) Dinosaur Gertie’s Ice Cream
3) Backlot Express
Your comments:
My wife and I just happened to come across The Brown Derby on our honeymoon, and now it became one of our favorite and must visit places for every trip. Although Sci-Fi isn’t the best place to grab a burger, to me it is one of the most fun–I never had a chance to go to a drive-in, so this is as close as it gets for me (and I love the old movie clips). And Getie’s on here just because I love the building so much.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Mamma Melrose
3) Sci- Fi
Counter Service Locations:
1) Starring Rolls
2) Backlot Express
3) Toy Story Pizza Planet
A few places I picked because I have a 7 yo boy with me (Sci-Fi and Toy Story Pizza planet). I would probably skip these choices if I were alone or with adults only.
We love Hollywood Studios, it is my son’s favorite park and will always be MGM to me and my teenage daughters!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Mama Mellrose
2) Sci Fi Diner
3) Brown Derby
Counter Service Locations:
1) ABC Commissary
2)
3)
Your comments: Mama Mellrose is a hidden gem. Great food, service and atmosphere. Sci Fi is fun; food isn’t that great, but, if you stick to basics, it’ll be fine (great hot fudge sundae if nothing else!). I’m not that big of a fan of Brown Derby except for the Cobb Salad and only at lunch. Had dinner there once, and it was expensive and food was only so-so. It’s always freezing in there; ok for the first few minutes and then it’s downright uncomfortable. Very pretty though–theming is great.
Don’t usually eat at counter service but have experience ABC a few times and selections were good.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Sci-Fi Dine-In
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1)
2)
3)
Your comments: This is hard for me because I rarely eat in this park. It’s usually a quick stop in the morning to do TSM, PHD, and some character meets. With Epcot so close, we tend to just hop over there. My two choices for TS are the only places we have eaten, and we enjoy them both. Sci-Fi is a great lunch stop for a burger and shake. The theming at 50’s is a lot of fun.
I did not list any CS because it has been years since we’ve eaten at them, the reason being they were not very good. I have heard from a number of people that they have drastically improved over the years, so we’ll have to give them another chance.
Full Service Restaurants:
1)Mama Melrose’s
2)’50s Prime Time Cafe
3)Sci-Fi Dine-In
Counter Service Locations:
1)Fairfax Fare
2)Rosie’s All American Cafe
3)ABC Commissary
Your comments:
My family likes Sci-Fi. It’s fun and the food has been good when we’ve gone. We haven’t eaten at the Brown Derby for the same reason many of you have named–price. Maybe someday! I have wanted to try Starring Rolls, but it seems like it’s always closed by the time we make it there. This year we will though, because my DD has made a special request, and you know that Princesses always get their way!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime-Time Cafe
2) Mama Melrose
3) Hollywood & Vine
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) Starring Rolls Cafe-good pastries!!
3) ABC Commissary
Always have a “fun time” at 50’s Prime Time Cafe and enjoy great “comfort” foods.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Brown Derby
2) Mamma Melrose’s
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) ABC Commissary
2)
3)
My #1: Love the cobb salad at Brown Derby. Always share one with my husband prior to ordering one of their excellent Entres. Our favorite restaurant in Hollywood Studios.
Full Service Restaurants:
1)50s Prime Time Cafe
Counter Service Locations:
1)Backlot Express
2)Rosies All American Cafe
3)Toluca Legs Turkey Co.
Your comments:
Having only eaten at 50s Prime Time I have to shorten my list.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe (or as my family calls it Ma’s Diner)
2) Brown Derby
3) Sci-Fi Dine-In
Counter Service Locations:
1) Min and Bill’s Dockside Diner
2) Catalina Eddie’s
3)
Your comments:
ABC Commissary used to be a favorite but the changes to their menu have turned me off to them.
Full Service:
1. Sci-Fi
2. 50’s Prime Time
Counter Service Locations:
1. Backlot Express
2. Sunset Ranch Market
3. Rosie’s Cafe
We have Hollywood and Vine and The Brown Derby on our wish lists for future visits, so the jury is still out on them. We also would like to eat at the Pizza Planet and Mama Melrose’s as the flatbreads sound fantastic! We’ve tried ABC Commissary three times and each time we walked away not satisfied. I just can’t try it again…
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Brown Derby
2) 50’s Prime Time
3) Sci-Fi
Counter Service Locations:
1) Toy Story Pizza Planet
2) Backlot Express
3) Starring Rolls Cafe
Your comments: The top three FS restaurants were easy since I hated Hollywood and Vine and I wasn’t impressed with Mama Melrose.
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Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Hollywood & Vine
3) Brown Derby – Only Because of $
Counter Service Locations:
1) Pizza Planet
2) Writer’s Stop
3) Rosie’s
Your comments:I also love eating at Hollywood Studios for the same reasons. There’s such a wide ranch of “munchie” kiosks that I almost don’t need to have a ressie for each meal. One meal would cover it if there weren’t so many wonderful restaurants. Never enough time!!! I would also love to see a favorite list of desserts.
Thanks for a great Blog!
Jeanne
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Hollywood Brown Derby
2) Mama Melrose
3) 50’s Prime Time
Counter Service Locations:
1) Pizza Planet!
2) Sunset Ranch Market
3) Backlot Express
Your comments: I love dining at Hollywood Brown Derby! I have had great service both times I have been there in the past. And what can beat Pizza Planet!? Nothing, I just love going there.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Hollywood & Vine
3) Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) Sunset Ranch Market
3) Starring Rolls Cafe
Your comments:
Nothing beats 50’s Prime time Cafe whether its for a full meal or just stopping in for delicious desserts. Sunset Ranch Market also offers things like fresh fruit and have the classic turkey legs, I also believe you can buy beer there but dont quote me on that. I finally picked Starring Rolls Cafe because they have the best looking pastries and desserts.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Brown Derby (for my mom)
2) 50s Prime Time Diner
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Staring Rolls
2) Pizza Planet
3) Popcorn Kiosk by tip board
4) ABC Commissary
Your comments: When I travel to the world it is usually with a son 9, daughter 6, and mother(you guess). We don’t do a lot of sit down dinners with them. Staring Rolls is always our first stop after we have riden Toy Story Mania and have fast passes for another ride! My mother always eats at the Brown Derby when she is with her sister and loves it.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Mama Melrose
2) 50s Prime Time
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Toy Story Pizza Planet
2) ABC Commissary
3) Backlot Express
Your comments:
We have never tried Brown Derby, but we are this January! We have eaten at 50s Prime Time several times. I think the experience here truly does depend on the server. We love it when we have a server who plays around with us and really performs like a CM should, and then we have had someone who just took our order and brought us our food, which ruins the experience. I did not like Sci-Fi at all. I need to see what I am eating. I love the concept, I just prefer more lighting. I enjoyed Hollywood and Vine but would not go again. I love Character Dining, but I am not of the generation that grew up with Playhouse Disney (my husband and I are 25) and I have no children. Thanks to most of you all, I know have a new place to try: Writer’s Stop. I am really looking forward to this!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Mama Melrose’s
2) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
3) —
Counter Service Locations:
1) Studio Catering Co.
2) Writer’s Stop
3) Backlot Express
Your comments:
I’ve never had success at the Brown Derby. The service is too fast and boy howdy, is it loud in there or what? I wish they’d bring back the cuban sandwich to ABC Commissary otherwise, that would be on my list of favorites. I’ve found the Studio Catering Co and Backlot Express to have some interesting offerings, not the usual standard lunch fare found at many counter service locales. And Writer’s Stop is the best little place for an iced coffee or cappucino. No day in the Studios is complete for me without it! It’s usually a quiet spot to get out of the sun, browse through books or take a load off your feet for a few minutes. Love it.
Full Service Restaurants:
1)50’s Prime Time
2)Mama Melrose’s
3)Brown Derby
Counter Service Locations:
1)Toy Story Pizza Planet
2)Backlot Express
3)ABC Commisary
Your comments: My partner and I love the Studios and enjoy eating there. One of our favorite places to eat in WDW is 50’s Prime Time. The food is awesome and it really is comfort food. The desserts and shakes are great especially the PB&J milkshake. Don’t knock it until you try it!
Full Service Restaurants:
1)’50’s Prime Time Cafe
2)Hollywood & Vine
3)Sci-fi Dine-In
Counter Service Locations:
1)ABC Commissary
2)Studio Catering Co.
3)Backlot Express
We love ’50’s Prime Time Cafe. We eat there every time we go to Disney. We do the Fantasmic Package every trip and we always go to Hollywood & Vine.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Mama Melrose
3) Sci-Fi Dine In
Counter Service Locations:
1) Toy Story Pizza Planet
2)
3)
Your comments: We really enjoy 50’s Prime Time for lunch, so much so it’s a must-do now for us. We tried Mama Melrose with the Fantasmic package and thought that was a great value as well. We’ve only done Pizza Planet as counter service here but looks like we’ll be trying the Backlot Express next month since a lot of people seem to recommend it there!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Brown derby
2) 50s Prime Time
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Starring Rolls
2) Rosie’s
3) BackLot Express
Your comments:we’ve only tried the 2 full service places I listed above. Keep meaning to try Mama Melrose’s, but haven’t got there yet. I’ve sworn off Pizza Planet. It once took me an HOUR to get a cheese pizza b/c their computers were down. I know it may have been a one time only occurrence, but it left me with bad memories of this place. Never again!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Mamma Melrose
2) Hollywood & Vine Character Breakfast
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Writers Stop
2) Starring Rolls
3) Street Vendors
Your comments: We always struggle for time at DHS and find it hard to fit in a full service meal. We did try Sci-Fi Diner at Chrismas and it was horrible. The food was just not nice and we all left feeling very disappointed as we had all been looking forward to it for so long (10 of us ranging from 22 months to 71 years). Love Writers Stop – coffee and a treat on comfy sofas watching Disney movies – can’t get much better than this! Love the posts.
Full Service Restaurants:
1)SciFi Dine In
2)
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1)Toy Story Pizza Planet
2)Backlot Express
3)Fairfax Fare
My comments:
Sci-Fi Dine in is the only full service restaurant my family has tried at DHS, and we love it. It is now a family tradtion since our first trip when my youngest son got a “ticket” while driving and was asked to pay. I still have his “ticket” which he has never paid. I agree the food is so-so, but with a family a 5 we can all sit together in 1 car and watch the old movies on the big screen and we all turn to my mother aka Grannie and ask her “what’s that movie about?”
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Mama Melrose’s
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) Starring Rolls
3)
I haven’t tried many places in the Studios but there’s a reason I haven’t ventured away from the 4 places I’ve listed – they’re all great. For full-service Prime time is just plain fun and Mama Melrose’s is a good deal and an easy ADR or walk-up.
I love Backlot Express for its ample shaded seating area, yummy burgers and wraps, and free fountain soda refills. The free refills alone are enough to keep me coming back here and suggesting it to friends as a good counter service value at the studios. Starring Rolls has consistent high-quality treats and sandwiches.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Mama Melrose’s
3) Brown Derby
Counter Service Locations:
1) The Commissary
2) Backlot Express
3) Studio Catering Company
Your comments: I don’t really look forward to the counter service restaurants all that much.
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Chris Barnes
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Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Mama Melroses
3) Brown Derby
Counter Service Locations:
1) The Commissary
2) Backlot Express
3) Studio Catering Company
Your comments: Not my favorite park for counter service but I do like the themed restaurants for dinner.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50s Prime Time
2) Mama Melrose’s
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Catalina Eddie’s
2) Rosie’s All American
3)
Your comments:
The only other TS we’ve tried at DHS is Sci Fi & we just didn’t like it. 50’s Prime Time was our middle daughter’s top choice last year. Our server was great; the food was good. We all loved it & have decided it will be a must-do every trip. While waiting for our reservation, the hostess complimented us for waiting patiently, using our manners (as there was another family there that was being mouthy & rude about having to wait for their table). She was chatting, asking where we were from & then asked if I had a camera. She took a photo of our family standing in the “kitchen”. So many friends/family have asked us whose out-dated kitchen we were standing in for that photo! 🙂
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Full Service Restaurants:
1)SciFi Dine In
2)Hollywood and Vine *
3)50’s Prime Time Cafe
Counter Service Locations:
1)Toy Story Pizza Planet
2)Backlot Express
3)Starring Rolls Cafe
My comments:
* Hollywood and Vine was our absolute favorite when it had Mickey and Pals. We loved the retro costumes and dancing. It was always a first choice stop in our vacations. Now, it is only ok / pretty good — hope someday they return it to its former glory. (Soundstage Restaurant was fun, too.)
We do lots of snacking at this park — many good carts and baked goods available.
Toy Story Pizza Planet is first for quick service because my children always request it. We end up there pretty much every day we do the Studios. The pizza and cookies are good enough for a snack. Backlot Express is probably the overall favorite, though. (We just go in less often.) The Commissary
was a favorite before Kikkoman became the focus, now its just ok for our group.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time Cafe
2) Mama Melrose’s
3) Brown Derby
Counter Service Locations:
1) Catalina Eddie’s
2) Fairfax Fare
3)Toluca Legs Turkey
Your comments:Brown Derby would be #1 if it wasn’t so costly. Sometimes our schedule doesn’t allow for a full meal at 50’s Prime Time but we always stop in for a malted in the lounge. Really, really love your blogs.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Mamma Melrose
3) Hollywood & Vine
Counter Service Locations:
1) Min & Bill’s Dockside
2) Starring Rolls
3) Backlot Express
Your comments:
We enjoy both 50’s Prime Time & Mamma Melrose very much…We haven’t gone to Hollywood & Vine for a few years, but did enjoy it last time we went…Starring Rolls is a good place to go for Yummy bakery items…..
Full Service
1. Brown Derby!
2. 50s Prime Time
3. Sci Fi
Counter Service
1. Rosie’s
2. ABC Commissary
3. Toluca
Full Service Restaurants:
1)Brown Derby
2)50’s Prime Time
3)Sci-Fi
Counter Service Locations:
1)Toluca Turkey
2)Starring Rolls
3)Rosie’s
Your comments: Sorry I can’t agree with the ABC Commissary. We had one of our worst meals at that location. Though I could pass on Sci-Fi, my kids love the place. The Brown Derby has been one of our favorites for years. On our last visit, we had “Lunch With An Imagineer” at this location. What fun! Toluca Turkey and Rosie’s get a thumbs up as we always purchase food to carry up the hill to the Fantasmic show! Love the turkey legs!
Full Service Restaurants:
1)Prime Time Cafe…. the food is great and the servers are the best!
2)Brown Derby
3)Mama Melrose
Counter Service Locations:
1)Backlot express
2)ABC commissary
3)Toluca Turkey legs
Your comments:
there is always a good place to eat at disney…. just have to find what you are in the mood for. Prime Time is always a stop for us…. PS: Our favorite waiter … Richard from Springdale PA…..he was the best!
Full Service Restaurants:
1)50’s Prime Time
2)Brown Derby
3)Mama Melrose
Counter Service Locations:
1)Fairfax Fare
2)Starring Rolls Cafe
3)Backlot Express
Full Service Restaurants:
1)Mama Melrose
2)50’s Prime Time Cafe
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1)Toy Story Pizza Planet
2)Starring Rolls Cafe
3)Studio Catering Company
Your comments:
Mama Melrose has been a favorite since we wandered into the restaurant purely by luck and smell many, many years ago. This was way before the Dining Plan and when walking up to a restaurant still resulted in getting a seat. The food has never disappointed on subsequent trips over the years since that first. Otherwise, the 50’s Prime Time Cafe was a blast and the food was fine, but nothing to write home about. We’ve always wanted to try the Brown Derby, but can’t justify the price. As for Sci-Fi, we’ve done it, but don’t see any need to ever go back.
Many people might flinch at my putting Toy Story Pizza Planet first for quick service, but we have always gotten a quick, satisfying meal there. The pizza and salad meal is more than enough, and isn’t the best pizza I’ve ever had, but it’s still good.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Mama Melrose
3)
Counter Service Locations:
1) Backlot Express
2) ABC Commissary
3)
Your comments: My DS13 & I have had several good meals with memorial events at 50’s Prime Time. Our visits to Mama Melrose have ranged from “very good” to “just average”. Had not tried any other TS resturant at DHS. I really like the shaded outdoor dining at Backlot Express and there is good air conditioning at ABC Commissary (if needed). Not a fan of Pizza Planet. We did not care for the pizza and it was way too crowded & noisy.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Sci-Fi
3) Hollywood and Vine
Counter Service Locations:
1) Studio Catering Company
2) Backlot Express
3) Writer’s Stop
Your comments:
50’s Prime time is a must every trip – the other two we haven’t been for a couple of years. We love Michael the sarcastic server because he is hilarious! He tells the kids the greens are disgusting and there is no way he would make anyone eat them. We also love the entertainment in the bar while you’re waiting – the construction guys with their lunch boxes. We haven’t tried Mama Melrose or Brown Derby but eventually we will because they sound really good.
The vegetarian sandwich at Backlot Express is excellent and the Writer’s Stop is a hidden gem for a good cup of tea and a treat – it’s a must for us every trip.
Full Service Restaurants:
1) Brown Derby
2) Sci Fi Dine In
3) Mama Melrose
Counter Service Locations:
1) Anaheim Produce
2) Starring Rolls
3) Rosies
Your comments:
I know that Sci Fi gets a lot of flack but it is a fun place! I have never been disappointed there. The atmosphere is great and the burgers and shakes are great too!!!
Full Service Restaurants:
1) 50’s Prime Time
2) Brown Derby
3) Sci- Fi
Counter Service Restaurants:
1) Backlot Express
2) Pizza Planet
3)