Disney's Hollywood Studios · Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
An open-air grill in the Black Spire marketplace where a repurposed droid turns the spit, home of the Ronto Wrap.
Last verified July 2026
Ronto Roasters is a walk-up grill built into the marketplace, with a repurposed podracer engine as the heat source and a salvaged droid cranking the spit above it. The droid has a personality, complains about the job, and is one of the better small gags in the land.
The menu is short and the Ronto Wrap is the reason people queue: roasted meat and grilled sausage in a pita with a slaw and a peppery sauce, $13.99 as of July 2026. It is the best single item of food at Hollywood Studios and it is not close.
There is a morning version of the wrap with egg, plus jerky, drinks and a spiked slush. Seating is limited to a handful of outdoor tables nearby, so most people eat standing or walk with it.
The Ronto Wrap is the single best thing to eat at Hollywood Studios and one of the best at Walt Disney World. Get one, then get a second one later.
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Roasted pork and a grilled sausage rolled in a warm pita with a tangy slaw and a peppery sauce, cooked at an open grill turned by a salvaged droid.
Our take: The best single thing to eat at Hollywood Studios and one of the best at Walt Disney World. Substantial enough to be lunch, portable enough to eat in a queue, and priced fairly for what it is.
The breakfast version of the Ronto Wrap: scrambled egg and grilled sausage in the same warm pita with a peppery sauce, served from park opening.
Our take: The best breakfast in the park and it is not a close contest. Eat it at rope drop while everybody else queues at the coffee window on Hollywood Boulevard.
A packet of seasoned turkey jerky sold at the grill window, in a spiced blend that is sweeter and softer than most supermarket jerky.
Our take: Useful rather than exciting. It survives a day in a bag, it is genuinely gluten free, and it is the only high-protein thing in this land you can carry for hours.
$13.99 as of July 2026 at Hollywood Studios. The Disneyland version is priced slightly higher. It is one of the better value items in the park given the size.
Roasted pork and a grilled sausage in a pita with a tangy slaw and a peppery sauce. It is substantial enough to be a full lunch for most people.
Very little. A handful of outdoor tables nearby and nothing indoors. The wrap is designed to be eaten standing or while walking, which is genuinely how most people eat it.
The signature wraps contain meat. Vegetarians are better served at Docking Bay 7 a short walk away, which carries a plant-based entree year round.