Bavarian Pretzel from BaseLine Tap House

This snack may not be flashy, but it delivers.

You get a giant, soft Bavarian pretzel that’s salty, doughy, and surprisingly filling. It’s ideal for sharing, though we wouldn’t blame you if you kept it all to yourself. What takes it to the next level is the beer cheese — it’s smooth, gooey, and adds just the right amount of richness. There’s also spicy mustard on the side, but trust us, stick with the cheese.

Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese from ABC Commissary

This is a serious sandwich.

What you’re getting is a buttery grilled cheese stuffed with spicy buffalo chicken, and it does not skimp on the flavor. It’s melty, tangy, and gives you just enough heat without going overboard. On the side, you can get thick steak fries or a salad and even more buffalo sauce for dipping. It’s hearty enough to count as a meal, but we’ve definitely shared it as a snack to split.

Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie from Trolley Car Cafe

This one’s for the sweet tooth crowd.

The Carrot Cake Whoopie Pie is a signature item in Hollywood Studios, and once you try it, you’ll see why. You’ve got two moist carrot cake rounds sandwiching a thick layer of cream cheese frosting. It’s dense, rich, and just the right amount of sweet. The cake has a strong carrot flavor (in a good way) that cuts through the sweetness of the frosting, making it feel more balanced than you’d expect from a treat this big.

Cold Brew Black Caf from Kat Saka’s Kettle

If you need caffeine and a snack, this drink hits both.

The Cold Brew Black Caf is one of the most popular drinks in Galaxy’s Edge — and for good reason. You’ve got Joffrey’s cold brew as the base, but what makes it stand out is the sweet cream cheese topping and chocolate puffs layered on top. Stir it all together if you want a dessert-level drink, or sip it as is for a more balanced flavor. Either way, it’s a standout.

Jack Jack’s Cookie Num Nums from The Market

This cookie is chaos in the best way.

Jack-Jack’s Cookie Num Nums are thick, warm, and loaded with chocolate chips. It’s more than just a chocolate chip cookie — it’s basically a molten chocolate lava cookie in a portable cup. The edges are chewy, the center stays gooey, and it’s one of the best cookies you’ll find on Disney property. We’ve been known to eat one for breakfast. No regrets.

Lunch Box Tart from Woody’s Lunch Box

You can’t talk about Toy Story Land without mentioning the Lunch Box Tart.

These are homemade Pop-Tarts with a serious upgrade. There’s usually a seasonal flavor rotating in and out — like sweet potato or hot chocolate — but the raspberry version is always available. It’s stuffed with raspberry marmalade, coated in strawberry fondant, and topped with crunchy pearls. They’re colorful, fun, and kids love them, but we’ve seen plenty of adults grab one (or two) for themselves.

Outpost Mix Popcorn from Kat Saka’s Kettle

Now this one’s a wildcard.

The Outpost Mix is a bold, colorful popcorn combo that people tend to love or absolutely skip. It blends spicy chili red popcorn with sweet, fruity purple popcorn. It sounds chaotic, but it works — the salty heat of the red balances the sweetness of the purple. If you’re into unusual snack flavors, this is your pick. If not, maybe grab the pretzel instead.

Ronto Wrap from Ronto Roasters

Galaxy’s Edge brings the flavor with the Ronto Wrap.

This handheld wrap is packed with roasted pork, grilled pork sausage, peppercorn sauce, and a tangy slaw all tucked into warm pita bread. It’s salty, savory, and has a great balance between heavy and fresh. You can grab one and keep walking or stop at a nearby table to eat it without juggling everything. It’s one of the most satisfying snacks you can get without sitting down for a full meal.

Totchos from Woody’s Lunch Box

Totchos are pure comfort food.

Think nachos, but replace the chips with crispy tater tots. They’re loaded with beef and bean chili, queso, shredded cheese, corn chips, sour cream, and green onions. This dish hits all the marks — crunchy, cheesy, savory, and just messy enough to feel indulgent. If you’re sharing, grab a fork for everyone. If you’re not sharing… we get it.

Wookiee Cookie from Backlot Express

We’re ending with one of the cutest snacks in the park — the Wookiee Cookie.

It’s made up of two soft oatmeal cookies with a creamy whoopie pie-style filling in between. On top, there’s a chocolate belt detail that mimics Chewbacca’s bandolier, and yes, it’s edible. It’s not overly sweet, which we appreciate, and the oatmeal flavor makes it feel just a little more grown-up than your average cookie sandwich. But don’t worry — it still tastes like dessert.

There are plenty of snack options at Hollywood Studios, but these ten are the ones we actually crave. Whether you’re in the mood for something salty, sweet, cheesy, or a little spicy, there’s something on this list that’ll hit the spot. Just don’t forget to grab napkins — some of these get messy in the best way.