This has to be one of the best restaurant options in Hollywood Studios in my opinion. The food is plentiful and the quality is also pretty good, the cheddar biscuits, sausages and tomato salad were big hits for me. The theming is absolutely adorable and it's a must if you're a Toy Story fan. I didn't care for the seasoning on the corn and our server brought me more corn without it, tell them if you have an issue and they will do their best for you. Worth the price, especially for Disney, I would definitely come back again.
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Everclearboy1
4 days ago
Finally had the chance to try this place out. Do I regret it? Eh, in some ways due to the cost maybe? Did it have some fun elements, most definitely. So while unless I'm traveling with some very picky eaters or a big time Toy Story fan, I won't actively go here again. There is plenty to enjoy about the setting. They just need to make improvements on the food quality, especially the meats, and it might become a regular stop. The Atmosphere for a fan of the Toy Story films is spot on, along with the everyone freeze as Andy, or any other humans approach bit is completely fun. It happened twice during our meal which 2-3 is probably the frequency I'd aim for myself. No problem with the service, they checked in plenty. Reservation system worked very well. The Mac n Cheese wasn't out-of-this-world, but it was good enough. Watermelon salad, hit the spot and the deserts at the end we're all quite good. The corn on the cob was also pretty decent. I tried the drink with the Skittles which was good, but with high tough they were to bite into, I feel like Boba would be better. The baked beans weren't that great, could use a lesson from Flametree BBQ. And I tried the ribs which were ok, but very fatty with a BBQ sauce selection that was pretty standard BBQ. This isn't Arthur Bryant's in Kansas City. My sister and her husband mentioned one of the meat choices remind them of detergent with its smell and taste. I didn't try the other options after hearing that, just the ribs. The cost is based on the amount of people, one seat, one cost. So if you don't have someone looking to chow down you can easily have what looks to be a lot of wasted food at the end. Part of me hopes all that goes to feed the wildlife or someone, otherwise it's such a waste. Disney please do something about the food quality here, it deserves so much better for all the effort put into the theme, along with the high cost.
Definitely would not go again. This place put me off eating chicken in America. Smell the chicken. Smells like a nasty chemical like chlorine strongly coming from. Brisket was okay first time but when we asked for more he gave us the two fattiest pieces almost inedible, only a quarter of both pieces were edible. The ribs were okay but barely any meat on them and the sausage was probably the best meat they did and even then it was like a 3 out of 5. The deserts were easily the best part of the meal but you'd think a place called roundup rodeo BBQ would have decent meat and it really doesn't. Server was good, restaurant looked cool, food was shockingly bad.
Also reserved a table for 8pm. Was told to wait outside. Waited outside for 15 minutes. Whats the point of reserving a table if it doesn't work?
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Lily Stiles
Sep 25, 2026
1/5 — $950 FOR SIX PEOPLE. I HAVE QUESTIONS.
I genuinely don’t know what happened here. We paid $950 for SIX PEOPLE, which is an amount of money where I expect at least the chicken to be recognizable as chicken.
Instead, the chicken was old, rubbery, dry, and tasted like a shoe that had been left in the Florida sun for three business days. I have had more enjoyable experiences chewing cardboard.
Then, in what felt like an episode of Survivor: Restaurant Edition, our waitress got a bloody nose and blood ended up in my water. I asked for another glass, because obviously?? Apparently I was told that replacing it would be a “waste of water.” MA’AM. I am not asking you to drain Lake Michigan. 😭
And then, because apparently the evening hadn’t reached maximum chaos yet, someone started jumping on my table and spit in my eyes. At that point I wasn’t sure whether I was at a restaurant, a rodeo, or participating in an extremely aggressive escape room.
For $950, I expected dinner. I received chicken-flavoured footwear, contaminated hydration, and what can only be described as an unsolicited WWE match.
Absolutely unforgettable. Unfortunately. 🤠💀
If those incidents didn’t actually happen, keep the exaggerated version clearly labeled as satire before posting it.
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Whatsgoodaroundhere
Sep 25, 2026
Roundup Rodeo BBQ (Toy Story Land, Disney's Hollywood Studios)
If you're looking for a vibrant, fully immersive dining experience in Toy Story Land, Roundup Rodeo BBQ delivers a fun, toy-sized perspective on family-style dining. The atmosphere is top-tier Disney storytelling—you really feel like you’ve been shrunk down to Andy’s toy collection, complete with playful announcements whenever "Andy is coming!"
While themed restaurants can sometimes lean heavier on gimmick than flavor, the food here generally exceeded expectations, though a few items fell short.
The Highlights
Surprisingly, the standout star of the entire meal wasn't traditional BBQ, but the fish! We specifically asked for the salmon, and it was hands-down one of our favorite items of the whole spread. It was perfectly cooked, flavorful, and a welcome, lighter contrast to the heavier meats.
Among the traditional BBQ offerings, the brisket was tender and well-seasoned, and the rope sausage brought a great snap and smoky depth. On the side side, the cucumber tomato salad offered a refreshing, crisp crunch that cut through the richness of the meal, and the Mac and Cheese was pure comfort food perfection—creamy, rich, and a hit with everyone at the table.
Where It Missed the Mark
Not everything was a home run. The ribs were a bit of a disappointment—leaning chewy and tough rather than tender. Furthermore, the biscuits arrived dry and crumbly, though they became much more enjoyable once we requested butter to go with them.
Verdict
Overall, Roundup Rodeo BBQ is a great choice for families and big appetites. Between the entertaining ambiance, solid smoked meats, and standout surprises like the salmon and sides, it’s well worth a visit—just be sure to ask for extra butter for those biscuits!