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A walk-up window built into an oversized lunch box in Toy Story Land, serving totchos, grilled cheese and toaster pastries.
Last verified July 2026
Woody's Lunch Box is a service window set into a giant lunch box with a thermos beside it, and every seat is outdoors under a partial canopy. It is the only food location inside Toy Story Land, which means it absorbs the entire land's demand from a very small kitchen.
The menu is short and unusually good for a window this size. Totchos are tater tots under chili, cheese, corn chips and sour cream, and they are the item people come for. The grilled three-cheese sandwich is the vegetarian standard. The lunch box tarts are oversized toaster pastries with a rotating filling and are the best cheap dessert in the park.
The problem is the seating. There is no indoor space, the canopy covers a minority of the tables, and Toy Story Land is the hottest corner of the park because it is all pavement and no trees.
Genuinely good food from a window that cannot cope with its own popularity. Mobile order early or eat somewhere else, because the walk-up line is not worth an hour of your day.
The dishes this kitchen is actually known for. Menus change seasonally, so treat this as what to look for rather than a guaranteed list.
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Tater tots buried under beef chili, cheese sauce, corn chips, diced tomato and sour cream, served in a tray from a walk-up window.
Our take: Excellent and enormous. Order one for two people alongside something else; a single person who orders these as a main course will not need dinner.
Three cheeses pressed on garlic-buttered bread and griddled, served with a tomato basil soup for dipping when the soup is on the menu.
Our take: The best vegetarian quick-service item at this park and a genuinely good grilled cheese. Add a side of totchos and you have the strongest cheap lunch in the park.
An oversized toaster pastry made in house, iced and sprinkled, with a filling that rotates between fruit and dessert flavors through the year.
Our take: The best cheap dessert in the park. It travels well, it splits neatly in two, and the savory version that appears from time to time is better than the sweet one.
Smoked brisket with cheese and pickled vegetables pressed into a griddled sandwich, the heaviest item on a short window menu.
Our take: Good, messy and filling, and a better order than the plain turkey sandwich. It does not travel as well as the grilled cheese, so eat it at a table.
Sliced smoked turkey with cheese and a spread on griddled bread, the mildest item on the Woody's Lunch Box menu.
Our take: The order for someone who does not want anything interesting. Perfectly fine, entirely forgettable, and the grilled cheese costs less and tastes better.
Tater tots topped with beef chili, cheese sauce, corn chips, tomatoes and sour cream. They are the signature item at Woody's Lunch Box and are large enough to share between two people as a side.
Effectively yes at lunch and dinner. It is the only food location in Toy Story Land and the kitchen is tiny, so walk-up waits get long. Book a window at least an hour ahead.
None. All seating is outdoors under a partial canopy, and Toy Story Land is the hottest part of the park. Plan to eat quickly or take the food somewhere shadier.
Totchos to share, the grilled three-cheese if you want something vegetarian, and a lunch box tart for dessert. Breakfast here is underrated and the queue is far shorter.