Ronto Roasters

Ronto Roasters: dining at Disney's Hollywood Studios — location and planning data on MouseHub.

Visitor sentiment

4.5· 438 Google ratings

Diners like this quick-service spot's Ronto wraps, especially the breakfast version, and appreciate the unique offerings that stand out from typical theme park fare. They also highlight the refreshing drinks and the convenience of using the app for fast service. Guests mention the food is delicious and a great option for eating on the go.

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The MouseHub take

Ronto Roasters is a walk-up window in the Black Spire Outpost marketplace at the center of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, in Disney's Hollywood Studios, and it opened on August 29, 2019. The kitchen is the show. A hanging podracer engine heats a spit of meats over the counter while a pitmaster droid turns it, grilling a side of ronto, a beast native to Tatooine. What arrives is a pita wrap. The Ronto Wrap holds roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and tangy slaw, costs $13.99, and comes with nothing beside it.

Treat it as breakfast or a fast lunch rather than a meal to plan around. The window serves from 9:00 AM, or 8:30 AM during early theme park entry, and closes at 3:00 PM, so the menu Disney labels lunch and dinner never serves dinner. Guests who want a hot, smoky, one-handed meal between rides come away happy. Guests who want a table, air conditioning, or something a picky kid will eat do not. There is no kids' menu, the lunch lineup runs to four items, and the seating is whatever the market has free.

At a glance

Best for
Guests who want a hot, smoky, hand-held meal and are content to eat it standing up in the market
Skip if
You need a table, air conditioning, a dinner hour, or a menu with something on it for a picky kid
Worth ordering
Ronto Wrap, Ronto Morning Wrap
Reservations
Nothing to book. Disney tags this a Quick Service Kiosk, so there is no reservation and no walk-up list, only the order window and Mobile Order
Value
The $13.99 Ronto Wrap arrives on its own, and adding the $5.49 chips and a $4.79 fountain drink puts one person at $24.27 for a wrap eaten standing up

The good

  • Visitors keep coming back for the Ronto Wrap
    Roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and tangy slaw in pita bread. The pork and that peppercorn sauce are what reviewers single out, and the thing holds together as a one-handed meal.
  • Mobile Order skips the window line
    Order in My Disney Experience, pick a return window, and collect at the counter rather than standing in the order line. At a stall this small, the order line is most of the wait.
  • The Ronto Morning Wrap is a real breakfast
    Eggs, grilled pork sausage, shredded cheddar, and peppercorn sauce in pita bread, $12.99. Reviewers single it out as a start to a park day that actually holds until lunch.
  • The stall cooks inside a podracer engine
    A hanging podracer engine heats the spit above the counter and a pitmaster droid turns it, grilling a side of ronto, a beast native to Tatooine. It is worth a minute of watching whether or not you are eating.
  • Seven allergen menus sit under the standard one
    The menu prints separate gluten and wheat, egg, fish and shellfish, milk, peanut and tree nut, sesame, and soy allergy-friendly versions of the wraps, the fruit, and the chips. Disney's instruction is to speak to a cast member about the request and to ask for a Special Diets Trained Cast Member on arrival.
  • Plant-based eaters get a wrap, not a side
    The Triple Suns Breakfast Wrap is $11.99 in the morning and the Zuchii Wrap $12.99 the rest of the day, both built on the same pita. Disney makes its plant-based items without animal meat, dairy, eggs, and honey.

The bad

  • There is nowhere to sit
    The stall has no seating of its own and shares the market's handful of tables. Reviewers describe eating standing up or balancing a tray on whatever surface is free.
  • You are eating outdoors in Florida heat
    No air-conditioned room, no break from the crowd. Guests who stop here at midday in summer describe sweating through the meal.
  • The wrap costs $13.99 and comes alone
    No side, no drink, nothing but the wrap. Reviewers who expect a full quick-service plate for that money say the portion does not get there.
  • Picky kids have nothing to order
    There is no kids' menu. The lunch lineup is four items: the Ronto Wrap, the plant-based Zuchii Wrap, cinnamon-sugar chips, and fruit sticks in tamarind sauce.
  • The pita gives out if you wait
    Reviewers report the bread going soggy and tearing when the wrap sits in the humidity. Eat it near where you picked it up.
  • The window closes at 3:00 PM
    Hours run 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, so the menu Disney labels lunch and dinner never serves dinner. It stays shut for Disney After Hours too, where the Galaxy's Edge window that does trade is the Milk Stand.

Veteran tips

  • Put the Mobile Order in early
    Return windows fill through the lunch rush, and reviewers who wait until they are hungry find the next slot pushed into the afternoon. Pick one on the way into the park.
  • It serves during early theme park entry
    The window opens at 8:30 AM on early entry mornings and 9:00 AM otherwise. Eating breakfast here puts you in Galaxy's Edge before the rest of the park reaches it.
  • Send someone ahead for a table
    One person stakes out a spot in the market while the rest collect the food. Groups who all walk up together end up eating on their feet.
  • Breakfast items vanish at the switch
    The Ronto Morning Wrap, the Rising Moons Overnight Oats, and the Triple Suns Breakfast Wrap are on the breakfast menu only. The Ronto Wrap and the chips run all day, so those three are the ones worth timing.
  • Know that the chips are sweet
    Keshian Spiced Chips are lotus root tossed in cinnamon sugar, $5.49. They fill the side-dish gap on the tray, but they arrive as a dessert.
  • Carry your own water in
    Bottled water is $5.00 at this window and a regular fountain drink is $4.79. A bottle filled at the resort covers the whole stop.
  • Ask for the peppercorn sauce on the side
    Reviewers with milder palates say it takes over the wrap. Getting it alongside lets you decide how much of it ends up in the pita.
  • Price the Bantha Sipper before someone asks
    The souvenir vessel is $21.79, includes a Coca-Cola fountain drink, and sells while supplies last. It is the most expensive thing on the board by a wide margin.

MouseHub editorial, written from visitor reports and official Disney sources. Last reviewed .

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