Oga’s Cantina in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge (Menu, Review and Reservations)

Ever wanted to step into the scene from “A New Hope” where Luke and Obi-Wan meet Han in the cantina on Tatooine?  Well now you’ll have your chance at Oga’s Cantina in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in both Disneyland and Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World.  

We have all the latest info on Oga’s Cantina including menu info, prices, food and drink options and more…

Oga’s Cantina Overview

Oga’s Cantina is only one of the two dining locations located in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge and is a bar/lounge.  There’s also a Fast Casual Restaurant called Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo. The other options for food within Galaxy’s Edge are grab-and-go options such as Oga’s Cantina, the Milk Stand, and Ronto Roasters.

Oga’s Cantina is the first public dining venue in Disneyland that serves alcohol (Club 33 does but it’s private).  But hey, it’s a Star Wars bar so it was time for a change!

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Setting/Atmosphere

Oga’s Cantina is the perfect dining location on a remote outpost like Galaxy’s Edge and serves pilots, bounty hunters, smugglers, locals, and galactic travelers alike.  Disney says you might even “encounter a friend…or a foe” which makes me think that there is a possibility be visited by random characters from the Star Wars universe from time to time.  

Imagine you are enjoying a meal and all of a sudden a bounty hunter starts a fight in the cantina, creates chaos and gets hauled off to jail, just like in a real Star Wars cantina.  

Who is Oga of Oga’s Cantina? The name is Oga Garra, and she is the elusive crime boss that runs Oga’s Cantina and much of Black Spire Outpost. Oga is always in her Cantina, but never seen by the public, she prefers to run things from the shadows like the many criminals, smugglers and infamous characters that often visit this Star Wars bar.

This location also has an entertainment factor (think Mos Eisley Cantina in “A New Hope.”) There will be lots of entertainment in Oga’s and the main star is DJ R-3X, the former StarSpeeder 3000 pilot droid from Star Tours is now serving as the cantina’s DJ who is a blast to watch and listen to.

DJR-3X absolutely steals the show in Oga’s Cantina and he is always mobbed by adoring fans trying to get his picture while he’s rocking out to the hottest beats in the galaxy. He’s a blast to watch and try to get a spot on that side if you can.

Probably my favorite dining space in all Disneyland or Disney World, this place is AMAZING!

How to Get Reservations for Oga’s Cantina

Quite possibly the most popular location in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge the last few years has been Oga’s Cantina which means reservations are a must! Disney has modified the reservation system to normal online advanced dining reservations made through the My Disney Experience and Disneyland apps. Here’s how to do it:

• Due to the extremely high popularity of Oga’s Cantina, reservations are REQUIRED on most occasions to enter. You can make reservations for Oga’s Cantina online, 60 Days in advance in Disneyland, and up to 60 Days ahead in Walt Disney World.

• For Disney World – Reservations can be made 60-Days in advance. New reservations are released every morning at 6 am EST. Use the My Disney Experience App or the Disney World website

• For Disneyland – Reservations can be made 60-Days in advance. New reservations are released every morning at 7 am PST. Use the Disneyland App or Disneyland.com,

• A Credit Card is required for booking and there is a $10 charge per person for cancellations or no-shows if it’s NOT done within at least two hours prior to reservations.

For more information on booking a table, read our Disney World Advanced Dining Reservations guide which explains everything you need to know.

Checking In

• Guests with reservations can check in 15 minutes prior to their reservation time with the Cast Member at the end of the queue at Oga’s Cantina.

• A strict 45-minute time limit is enforced inside Oga’s Cantina and guests have a limit of 2 drinks per person. Once you reach either of those limits you will not be served anymore.

What if I Can’t Get a Reservation?

At this point, you make be thinking that it’s hard to make reservations for Oga’s Cantina, and you are correct! Right now it’s one of the harder reservations to get in Disney World. If you can’t get a reservation however you aren’t totally out of luck:

• Try the My Disney Experience or Disneyland app, the morning BEFORE the day you want to go. Sometimes people cancel their reservations the day before and you could get lucky if you get on early.
• Go early in the morning and try for breakfast. Even if there are no reservations showing up on the app, if it isn’t too busy that morning there will usually be some standing room available and they will usually let you in any way.
• Go late. The same thing works later in the evening. If you try going without a reservation in the last hour of the night, there is a better chance you’ll get in.

Dining Plan

• Right now Oga’s Cantina does not participate in the Disney Dining Plan. We don’t know if it will ever be on the Disney Dining Plan or not, but we’ll let you know if this changes.

Discounts

• Tables in Wonderland – No
• WDW Annual Passholder – Yes
• Disneyland Annual Passholder – Yes, 10-15%
• Disney Vacation Club – No
• Disney Rewards VISA – No

Location/Directions

Oga’s Cantina is located in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in both Disneyland Park and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World.

It’s located right in the center of Galaxy’s Edge, in Black Spire Outpost, which is the marketplace in Batuu. It depends which entrance you take into Galaxy’s Edge but it’s located between the Milk Stand and the Millennium Falcon.

Hours of Operation

Oga’s Cantina serves the same menu all-day long so you can come any time from park open to close:

Disney World

• Hours: Park Opening (Normally 9:00 am) – 10:00 pm (Whatever time park closes)

Disneyland

• Hours: Park Opening (Normally 8:00 am) – 10:00 pm (Whatever time park closes)

Oga’s Cantina Must-Try Drinks

Everyone wants to know what the best drinks are in Oga’s Cantina. Their specialties for sure are any of the elaborate cocktails, and there are alcoholic and non-alcoholic varieties, even breakfast cocktails.

Even though the selection is great, there are a couple I prefer more than others.

Our favorites are:

• The Outer Rim
• Jet Juice
• Jedi Mind Trick

Scroll down to our review to see more pictures and our thoughts on all the drinks in Oga’s Cantina.

Is there Food in Oga’s Cantina?

So we know there’s a lot to drink here, but what can you eat at Oga’s Cantina? There aren’t many options and the food here is limited to bar-type snacks. Right now there are only a few items on the menu for all times of the time. Disneyland has 5 different snack options whereas Hollywood Studios only has 2.

Disneyland’s version of Oga’s Cantina has those additional snack options and a few of them are worth considering, including the Garlic-Cheese Five Blossom Bread and the Surabaya Valley Harvest Board.

• Our favorite though is Oga’s Obsession (this is a snack you can’t skip!) and it is available at both locations.

Scroll Down for the Menu and our Full Review of Oga’s Cantina to see all the food…

Oga’s Cantina Menu

*(Last Updated 11/15/23) – If you have any Menu updates or corrections please let us know!

Here are some pictures of Oga’s Cantina Menu and coasters. This is the front of the Lunch/Dinner Menu:

and the back:

Of course, you need a place to put your drinks in Oga’s, and here are some cool coasters you can use or take as a souvenir:

Oga’s Cantina Lounge Menu

Drinks (Non-Alcoholic):

Drinks (Alcoholic):

Small Bites:

Beer, Cider & Wines On Tap:

Photo Gallery

Scroll down further for all the photos and a full review!

Oga’s Cantina FAQ’s

Tips for Oga’s Cantina

• Try for a booth – Most of the occupancy in Oga’s Cantina is standing, either at the bar or tall tables. There are however 6 or 7 large booths that fit up to 8-10 people. How do you get a booth? Just ask the cast member outside when you are in line that you would like to request a booth. It may take a little longer but at least you won’t have to stand for 45 minutes or have strangers bumping into you.
• Be adventurous – You really have no option here unless you go for a beer or something. Though some of the drinks and snacks seem really weird (they are), they are also really good. So give it a shot, you are in another galaxy after all!
• Be prudent – Oga’s Cantina can get very crowded, so don’t be afraid to speak up and get your waiter’s attention as they can sometimes overlook you in the chaos.

Oga’s Cantina Review

This is my Oga’s Cantina Review in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge:

I fell in love with Oga’s Cantina from the moment I first laid eyes on the concept art many months before opening. Just the idea of entering into a bar similar to the one in Mos Eisley in “A New Hope” got my inner Star Wars fanboy all excited, and I knew it was a place I absolutely HAD to visit during my trip to Galaxy’s Edge, and it didn’t disappoint.

We were in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge for opening day, and it was very clear, very soon that Oga’s Cantina was going to be a success. We were in the second boarding group so there were already people inside the land when we got there. I had been hearing that Oga’s Cantina was one of the most popular experiences during the Cast Member Previews so we had it pretty high up on our list, right along with building a lightsaber.

By the time we got to Oga’s, it was no surprise that the line to get in was already all the way down the streets of Black Spire Outpost:

This was a common theme throughout the first few days as getting into Oga’s Cantina was possible just by getting in line and waiting. Lines were up over an hour often (even up to 2 hours) and it proved to be probably the most popular place in Batuu.

UPDATE: Now though it’s a bit different as there is no more waiting in line outside Oga’s Cantina. Instead, they’ve adopted a reservation system to get in. If you want to get in, you need to make a reservation using the Disneyland app or Disneyland.com for up to 60 days (Disneyland) or 60 days (Hollywood Studios) before your visit.

Reservations are released daily beginning at 7:00 AM Pacific Time (Disneyland), and 6 AM Eastern Time (Disney World).

You also need to provide a credit card now at the time of booking. If you cancel your reservation less than 2 hours prior to your reservation or don’t show up, your card will be charged $10 per person on the reservation so pay attention to that.

Also note that due to the high popularity of Oga’s Cantina, there is a strict 2-drink and 45-minute total time limit inside. You are given a card with the time you enter and where the bartender will mark down the drinks you have. If you reach 45 minutes or they see you’ve already ordered 2 drinks, you won’t be served anymore.

So with all this effort to get in, let’s see if Oga’s Cantina is worth the wait:

Atmosphere

You’ll find Oga’s Cantina right in the heart of Black Spire Outpost in-between the Milk Stand and Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run. You can’t miss it, it’s the yellow, round building and it has the word “Cantina” written above the door. It’ll also be the one with loud music blasting out into the street, so I don’t think it’ll be hard to find! 😉

There are a few theming elements outside the door, but the best stuff is yet to come.

As you know, Oga Garra is the alien owner of the Cantina, and she makes it clear even before you enter that she’s not going to put up with any mischief in her club:

You’ll never see Oga in the Cantina, but her presence is everywhere and you’ll even hear her every once-and-a-while…

I love the details on the outside of the buildings in Galaxy’s Edge like this control panel here. All hackable with the Play Disney Parks app too.

Our turn is up and we finally step into Oga’s Cantina:

Obviously, I thought this place was going to be awesome well before stepping foot inside, but that moment when I walked into Oga’s for the first time was a feeling like I hadn’t imagined. I think the first words out of my mouth were: “holy crap, this place is amazing!” I think I then repeated those words a few dozen times in the next few minutes.

I’m sorry that you have to look at these pictures through a computer or mobile device because I can assure you they don’t do it justice how incredible this place really is!

The bar is the focal point of the room, being right smack in the center. There is only one giant room in Oga’s Cantina and it holds about 100-150 guests, but the energy was so high you thought there were twice as many people inside.

This is where all the magic happens and the room is set up with the bar in the middle and flanked by a big bar counter which goes 90% around it. There are also some standing tables behind that and a few booths along the wall, but there’s a good chance at the bar is where you’ll be spending most of your time.

The colors in Oga’s are really amazing. It seems like everything glows from the drink containers, your drinks and the ceiling above:

The bar is really the highlight of the room and all the drinks flow down into the containers from the tubes above:

A really cool effect is when too much power is being used and the whole space shuts down when it’s overloaded, and then kicks back into action!

As you can see there isn’t usually a ton of space, so you’ll have to be a bit aggressive when it comes to finding a place to stand.

I’ve honestly never seen this many selfies going on in one place and everyone had their phones out and were snapping pics or taking videos of the place, and it was quite understandable given the circumstances:

Another cool feature of Oga’s is all the aliens that are a part of the place. A Swamp Slug, a pickled Mynock, or a Worrt are all ones that are hidden throughout Oga’s, usually hanging out in some kind of slimy liquid.

My favorite is the Worrt just chilling behind the glass above the bar:

Notice those little green balls floating in the water with him? Let’s just say the Word made them, and don’t be surprised to find some in your drink…?

Speaking of drinks, this is where the magic happens. Disney knew how popular this place was going to be and to help get you in and out quickly, all the different cocktails you can try at Oga’s come down already mixed from the tubes above and end up in these taps ready to pour.

A look at some of the lighting fixtures on the ceiling above:

Besides the bar, the standing tables and booths also have a glowing ring in them which make your drinks light up even more:

If you’re lucky enough you can score one of the booths along the wall:

The booths are HUGE and fit easily 8-10 people. How do you get one?? You have to be lucky though to get one as every time we went it seemed as if they were just giving them out randomly, so it was just a matter of being picked.

I hope we get one next time…

While sitting in a booth is nice, for the most part, you can’t get a view of the real star of Oga’s Cantina:

DJ R-3X

So you heard all the sweet space jams from all the way outside? Those were being played by DJ R-3X himself!

If he looks familiar to you that’s because DJ R-3X was formerly the tour guide pilot on Star Tours. He left his duty on Star Tours and then joined the Resistance in the Battle of Jakuu. Eventually, Rex crash-landed on Batuu where he was then found and repaired and became the star DJ of Oga’s Cantina.

I have to say I just stared and stared at DJ R-3X as he played tune after tune, he was so entertaining. Honestly, you have to get a table on his side of the Cantina as it’s 10x more entertaining being able to watch him perform.

He has a ton of personality, he makes jokes, gets people involved, and is a pleasure to watch.

Food and Drinks

While we could check out the atmosphere in Oga’s Cantina, we are under a strict 45-minute limit so we have to make our time count and order some drinks!

Interestingly, Oha’s Cantina is the first dining establishment open to the general public in Disneyland to serve alcohol (Club 33 is the only other place you can get alcohol). This is a big change for guests and you’re limited to a 2-drink maximum per ID.

They also have two different menus, one for breakfast and one for lunch/dinner, both with alcoholic drinks and different choices on them. Make sure to get to Oga’s Cantina for both.

So the menu at Oga’s is divided into 2 parts: Concoctions with Alcohol and Concoctions without Alcohol. Here are the alcoholic choices first :

The menu is divided into Cocktails, Beer, and Wine, with each section holding some unique choices to the Star Wars universe. Some of the cocktail choices are the Fuzzy Tauntaun, Bespin Fizz, The Outer Rim, and Yub Nub.

The Rancor Beer Flight Souvenir Board with Rancor teeth serving as the glasses has been so much of a hit that supposedly it’s already sold out of stock for the summer!

Here’s the Non-Alcoholic menu:

Some of the standouts include Cliff Dweller, Blue Bantha, and the Jabba Juice.

While the menu at Oga’s is mostly focused on drinks naturally, there are two snack options available which are quietly addicting: Oga’s Obsession and Batuu Bits.

Service

Before I talk about the drinks I wanted to mention the service. Obviously, my experience is within the first few days of Galaxy’s Edge being open so of course, things were chaotic with cast members still getting used to the guest flow etc.

Still, service is pretty slow at times, and we found that the bartenders are so busy that you have to be really aggressive to order to get their attention. That’s understandable, but since there is a 45-minute limit, it can be a challenge. Make sure you are respectful but assertive when ordering to make the best use of your time.

Let’s jump in and taste some of the drinks…

Drinks

The presentation of the drinks in Oga’s Cantina is awesome! I love the glasses they are served in, they are very sleek looking and definitely have a “space-vibe” going for them. Some of the drinks come in special souvenir glasses too like the Yub Nub or Cliff Dweller.

The presentations of the actual drinks themselves are equally as impressive and almost all of them have some kind of “gimmick” to keep your attention and make you feel like you are being served something truly special.

Jedi Mind Trick:

(grapefruit and rose vodka, falernum, blue curaçao, white grape juice, lime juice, and grapefruit bitters)

Yeah, the Jedi Mind Trick doesn’t seem to be anything special outside its attractive light blue color, but it certainly packs a punch. Some of the drinks I didn’t find to be particularly strong, but not so with the Jedi Mind Trick. The vodka stands out and is blended perfectly with the blue curaçao and fruit juices.

A winner and will get again.

Bespin Fizz:

(rum, yuzu purée, pomegranate juice, white cranberry juice, and cloud swirl)

In the opposite way, to me, the Bespin Fizz wins the award of “coolest” drink in Oga’s Cantina because of its continuous bubbling that can be hypnotizing at times. It’s served in a tall thin glass with a false bottom on the inside which hides its secret weapon: dry ice.

The dry ice is what gives the Bespin Fizz its unique feature of bubbling. I thought the balance of bubbles was done right where it shakes your hand as you raise the glass, but you can still drink it without the drink splattering you in the face.

The taste was right on here with a great mixture of rum, pomegranate, and white cranberry juice. Excellent choice!

The Outer Rim:

(silver tequila, açaí liqueur, lime juice, pure cane sugar, black salt, and exotic fruit purée)

We kept hitting with our drinks and The Outer Rim was probably our favorite of all. First of all, it gets its name from the crazy foam texture on the outer edge of the glass. It was almost a creamy texture and is an exotic fruit blend.

I love margaritas and that’s essentially what The Outer Rim is. Everything is balanced perfectly imo and the black salt on the rim is a nice touch. This is the drink that ended up being everyone’s favorite at the end of the night, and for good reason!

Fuzzy Tauntaun:

(peach vodka, peach schnapps, orange juice with tangerine, pure cane sugar, and “buzzz” foam)

Before going to Oga’s Cantina I was probably most looking forward to the Fuzzy Tauntaun, and honestly, I was a little disappointed in it. I would say it might have been the bartender, but all the drinks are pre-mixed so it wasn’t that.

It was sweet and just didn’t have a real distinct flavor to me besides that. Ours also didn’t have much foam on it, which had a crazy tangy flavor that leaves your tongue a bit numb. That could be positive or negative for you, but it’s definitely different!

Yub Nub:

Pineapple rum, spiced rum, citrus juices, and passion fruit

It was strong so you feel like you’re getting your money’s worth, but the blend of rum to fruit juices can be tweaked a bit with perhaps a touch too much spiced rum for me.

Overall good, not great.

Rancor Beer Flight Souvenir Board (w/ Four Teeth):

(Sampling of Gold Squadron Lager, Gamorrean Ale, White Wampa Ale, and Bad Motivator IPA)

So if you looked at the menu above, I’m sure the first thing that stuck out to you was the price tag: $86. Yes, that is no joke, $86 for a beer flight. The thing is though, this board is insanely awesome and you get to take home these collector’s edition Rancor Tooth glassed and the board.

Of all the beers we preferred the Gold Squadron Lager the best, it was by far the smoothest, and since I m not a fan of full-flavored beers it was my fav. I’m not a big IPA guy but I heard a few others raving about it, so you might want to give it a try.

Snacks

Oga’s doesn’t have many food options and they’ve rotated quite a bit since opening. Here are the three main ones they have at Hollywood Studios. In Disneyland, they have additional options.

Batuu Bits:

Described as “a light crisp Snack Mix from the galaxy” I honestly didn’t know what to think when they first put the Batuu Bits down in front of me, but it was surprisingly good. It was like an alien party mix or something with crisps, wasabi peas, and the like.

I will say I really liked all the spices and flavoring on them, but they were extremely hard to eat. A good portion of the Batuu Bits were the really tiny beads, and they were extremely hard to scoop up. So while it tasted good, logistically it was a mess.

Oga’s Obsession:

(Odwalla® Lemonade, Cotton Candy Flavor, and Blueberry Popping Pearls with a bursting Dried Fruit Mixture)

My brother-in-law gave this a look and immediately snubbed his nose at it like saying: “what in the world is THAT stuff.” I dove in and I have to say it was AWESOME! Think of it as some sort of Star Wars Jello, with fruit boba balls underneath. The dried fruit on top was in crystallized form. The whole thing just worked though and I scarfed it all down looking for more.

My only gripe is it’s pretty expensive at $7.50 for something so small, but it’s so unique that I think you definitely need to try it at least once for the experience.

Happabore Sampler

Oga’s Cantina has now officially added its secret menu item, the Happabore Sampler to the menu.

This is a charcuterie board with a variety of meats, cheeses, and vegetables on it, which now give guests visiting Oga’s Cantina another snack option besides only the Batuu Bits.  The sampler has:

• Mortadella
• Bresaola
• Roasted SPAM
• Roasted Chorizo Sausage
• Pork Rinds
• Roasted Shishito Peppers
• Roasted Radishes
• Burrata Cheese
• Mozzarella Cheese
• Pickled Caulalini

The Happabore Sampler has been on the menu for months now, but it just was never actually listed on the menu and was a secret item you could order only if you knew about it.

Our 45 minutes are up and we make our way towards the exit.

We’re extremely disappointed we have to leave Oga’s Cantina so soon and could easily spend a couple of hours in here just soaking up the atmosphere and having a few drinks. Such an amazing space!

Conclusion

Despite the long wait and reservations that are required to get in, Oga’s Cantina doesn’t disappoint. Everything about this place screams “Star Wars” and it really is like stepping into a legit cantina like the one in Mos Eisley.

For me only stepping into the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon for the first time is on the same level as the moment you enter Oga’s Cantina. I just kept walking around with my mouth open and my camera out taking picture after picture while saying at the same time: “This is insane!!”

There is a crazy buzz going on in here, the music the vibe from the guests, and DJ R-3X all make this a must-do experience. The drinks themselves were for the most part really good and some of the most original in a Disney park.

The price is very expensive and you’re looking at $17-23 for most alcoholic drinks BEFORE tax and tip. But while the drinks are mostly really good, you’re paying for the unique atmosphere which in my opinion makes it worth every penny.

It also stinks having to stand the whole time but you understand why there are so many people trying to get in here and why it’s so popular.

I can’t wait to come back to Oga’s Cantina time and time again and get a booth next time so I can just sit and relax and take in the scene! Definitely, an experience you have to do when visiting Galaxy’s Edge and it jumps to #1 for me as the best dining space in Disneyland!

If you are looking for more Galaxy’s Edge info you can read our Complete Guide to Star Wars Land for more planning tips, or our Galaxy’s Edge Dining Guide to see the other food, drinks, and dining locations on Batuu.

Stay tuned here at Ziggy Knows Disney for more details on Oga’s Cantina and all the other Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge news right here!

Your Thoughts

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• Are you excited to try Oga’s Cantina?
• What was your experience like there?

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