Picture it: You’ve just arrived at your Disney World hotel and your stomach starts to grumble…a LOT. You didn’t realize just how hungry you were until this very moment. And suddenly, you are just a few minutes away from reaching dangerously HANGRY levels. What do you do?!

Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered! We’ve got resources about EVERY SINGLE restaurant in Disney World and have been working on complete guides to eating at each of the Disney World hotels. Now, we’re tackling the food at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort. What restaurants will you find at this hotel? We’ve got all the details you need to know right here.

Before we dive into this spot’s restaurants we do want to note one important fact — Disney’s All-Star Movies does not have any table service restaurants, and its dining options are pretty limited. Its only restaurants are the quick service food court and the pool bar. So while it might be your ideal hotel based on price and cost savings, note that it may not have the most options in terms of food.

You can, however, hop around to other hotels to eat if you want. Just keep in mind that parking at other hotels may be limited if you don’t have a restaurant reservation there (though that rule and enforcement of it can vary depending on where/when you visit) so consider using Disney transportation to make your way around.

Alright, let’s get to the food that is at All-Star Movies!

World Premiere Food Court

The World Premiere Food Court is the main dining space within All-Star Movies. It is, as its name suggests, a food court that utilizes a quick service style — you’ll go up to stations, order your food, pick up your items, serve your own drinks, bring your food to your table, etc.

Within the food court, you’ll find several different counters with a variety of food options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

There is also a “Grab & Go” market for grocery-type choices, a colossal dining room, and plenty of themed decorations.

This is also your spot to grab and refill those resort refillable souvenir mugs.

You’ll find plenty of seating, with tables and booths available, all surrounded by Disney movie posters and movie-themed props.

For breakfast, you can find some classic items including Mickey-shaped waffles with bacon and sausage; a platter that comes with waffles, eggs, potato barrels, bacon, and sausage; a bacon, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich; an omelet; and even pancakes with berry compote.

For the plant-based eaters, there are a few picks here too including the plant-based mickey frittata and overnight oats (along with plant-based character-shaped waffles). We had the overnight oats at Everything Pop (Disney’s Pop Century Resort) and expect these could be similar — they’re a GREAT plant-based breakfast that’ll fill you up!).

There are also some kid-sized dishes, desserts, and a bakery case with quick snacks like cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, and croissants. Plus, there are fresh fruits, snacks (like a yogurt parfait or the great-in-a-pinch PB&J Uncrustable), drinks like POWERADE, milk, juice, and Joffrey’s Coffee and Twinings tea.

Want to spice up your breakfast? Did you know you can get some specialty cocktails here like a Blue Marble Bloody Mary or Canella Peach Bellini? Well, now you know!

Our picks for breakfast would probably be in the Mickey-shaped waffles or Waffle Bounty Platter for some classic eats that’ll please a good part of your group.

And be on the lookout for limited-time eats that may arrive here, even at breakfast time!

For lunch/dinner, you’ll find a variety of dishes to please picky eaters and some slightly more exciting eats too. There’s seared salmon for the fish-lovers, roasted buttermilk chicken for those craving comfort food, braised beef, and even a sesame chicken stir-fry. 

In terms of sandwiches, you’ll find a honey barbecue pork sandwich, a ham and cheese sandwich, a turkey and cheese sandwich, and a plant-based tuna sandwich.

Plus, there are burgers (including a showstopper burger with bacon-onion jam and jalapeno!!) and a grilled chicken sandwich. Or you can opt for the ever-popular chicken strips or a simple chili-cheese hot dog.

More of an Italian food fan? The food court has you covered with pizza (including some large sizes you can share with the family), and pasta (like a baked gnocchi turkey bolognese and chicken-parmesan pasta).

There are also salads (including a Greek salad or Caesar salad), a plant-based Impossible burger, kids meals (like a cheeseburger or chicken with pasta), desserts (including a cookies ‘n cream cupcake or Box Office Cupcake themed to the resort), and a bakery with more grab-and-go sweets.

Pro tip: did you know you can get a birthday cake here? It’s true! This food court offers the Dark Chocolate and White Chocolate versions of the Mickey Mouse Celebration Cake — a great way to get a last-minute cake for any special celebration! It feeds 4-6 guests.

There’s also fresh fruit, more snacks (including the oh-so-yummy Mickey’s Crisped Rice Treat), healthier bites like hummus and pretzels, drinks (including energy drinks and bottled soda), milk, juice, specialty cocktails, beer, and wine too!

Be sure to check out the cupcakes here — they’re often a big highlight, particularly when they’re character-themed. Right now you’ll find the Box Office Cupcake here which is a Yellow Cupcake filled with Caramel topped with Marshmallow Buttercream and a Peanut-Pretzel-Popcorn Brittle.

But there’s also an allergy-friendly black and white cupcake, as well as a cookies ‘n cream option, and you never know what might be added in the future!

Be sure to look for special treats that can pop up here. We’ve seen items themed to Encanto, New Year’s Eve items, and much more appear here in the past, but they often disappear within a few days or weeks, so you’ll need to check to see what’s available when you visit.

When available, The Director’s Cup is also a BIG crowd-pleaser! This dessert comes in a large plastic cup that’s filled with four scoops of ice cream, some brownie bites, chocolate chip cookies, strawberry sauce, hot fudge sauce, caramel, whipped cream, sprinkles, and cherries.

Just be sure to see if it’s still available when you go as it is not listed on the online menu.

Is the food here the most ridiculously delicious food in all of Disney World? Probably not. But it also might not be as boring as you had expected! While you will find the typical hot dog, burger, and chicken strips, there’s also salmon, braised beef, and more unique dishes. You might be surprised by some of the treats you can find here!

Get links to ALL of our reviews from the food court here!

Silver Screen Spirits

If you’re looking for a bar at All-Star Movies, Silver Screen Spirits is your go-to. Though it’s not necessarily the most intensely themed spot, it is still a good place to grab a frosty libation before heading to your favorite chair poolside.

You will find a few quick eats on the menu if you’re looking for a fast snack. There are some salads (Greek and Caesar), and a few sandwiches too (turkey and provolone, and ham and cheddar). You can also pick up a classic Mickey pretzel with cheese sauce, or opt for some chips to snack on.

But, truthfully, if you’re coming here, you’re probably coming for the drinks. And there are quite a few to pick from!

For those looking for non-alcoholic specialties, there is lemonade, a strawberry smoothie, and a lava smoothie (with raspberry puree and the flavors of coconut and pineapple). But the TRUE highlight here is the non-alcoholic Pineapple DOLE Whip smoothie!! WHAT?! YES! It’s a thing and it is AMAZING.

At just $5.99, this is a delicious way to get that DOLE Whip flavor with a smoothie-like texture. Cool & refreshing — it’s the ultimate treat for a hot day!

Moving on to the alcoholic drinks, at Silver Screen Spirits you’ll find various beers (bottle, can, or draft), wine and sangria, and various classic Disney pool cocktails (like the Banana Cabana, Captain’s Mai Tai, and Golden Haze Margarita).

There are also frozen beverages (because NOTHING says pool time quite like a frozen drink), including the classic Pina CoLAVA, Frose, a Strawberry Margarita, and an on-theme Celebrity Margarita.

And don’t forget to check for signs that may indicate what newer or limited-time drinks have arrived at the bar.

It might not be the most mind-blowing bar, but it’ll definitely do the trick. Check it out next time you’re at All-Star Movies, even if it’s just to grab that DOLE Whip smoothie!

Get links to ALL of our reviews of Silver Screen Spirits here

And that’s a look at the restaurants in Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort! There isn’t a whole bunch to choose from, but, like other value resorts, the options will fill you up and sometimes there are certain snacks that’ll surprise you and blow you away — you just have to know where to look!

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 What is your favorite thing to eat at Disney’s All-Star Movies? Tell us in the comments.

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