Roundup Rodeo BBQ

My family had a great experience here inside of Hollywood Studios. Our server Adrian was amazing and so nice and attentive. The idea or theme behind this magical experience, is that everyone who enters is considered a "toy." So when Andy comes you would do as toys do and lay still, frozen in whatever action you were in. The food is yummy, with $55 per person you have only a select all you care to eat menu. From appetizers like watermelon salad, tomato and pickled red onion and cucumber salad, or delicious cheddar biscuits with a sweet pepper jelly. Followed up by a choice of either meatless platter or regular meat platter, which is what we chose. It includes barbecue ribs, fall off the bone chicken, brisket, smoked sausage with a various amount of sides. A variety of typical side you would see in including new versions of a elote style corn, potato barrels, which are tater tots, baked beans, coleslaw, and macaroni cheese. And to top it all off their desserts, which I honestly cannot remember right now we're all in miniature mason jars with a variety of flavors ranging from apple pie and lemon blueberry tart to chocolate pudding and a cute Forky cupcake.If you feel like spending the money and having this fun experience for the kids, the food definitely is pretty delicious. Come with an empty stomach cause I will definitely feel full when you leave.

Really fun restaurant. I love bbq so it was right up my alley. We had an awesome server. And the food is all you can eat.Ribs were probably the best thing but everything they served was pretty good. Not spectacular by any means. Your table will be full of different things to try and then everyone gets to choose one of their desserts.I think this is one of the better Disney park restaurants.

To be honest, I didn't make this reservation, so I did not know what to expect, but we really enjoyed our dinner here!It's essentially a buffet dinner, with mulitple courses from start to finish. We enjoyed the fresh fruit and salad, then the meat baskets, and sides. The brisket was really well cooked, my husband has a lot of servings. The sides were okay, nothing really special about mac and cheese and tots.The desserts were tiny, but they were just an afterthought by the time you're stuffed!Overall the service was good, and I enjoyed a margarita. We used a dining plan and given that it was nearly $300 for 4 people including tip, I would likely not return as we had (2) kids under 10, and not enjoying the buffet to the full extent. Also our server mixed up crdits, and caused a little stir, so double check your receipts.

Roundup Rodeo was on our radar to try at Hollywood Studios because of their cute Toy Story theming. We've also heard great things about their biscuits. Admittedly, the biscuits were great - probably the best thing they have to be fair. Our server seemed really stingy with our biscuits. We got three on our first round and only two when we asked for more (after waiting 20 minutes for them). Meanwhile, the couple next to us got 6 to start with. Not sure what the discrepancy was when this is AYCE. As usual, we got sat at a cramped two person table, so it was near impossible to fit all the food on our table. Our server was alright, she was extremely busy so it took a long time for anything to come out. I also wish she asked us which sides we wanted because we didn't want everything, so it felt like food wasted. The actual food itself, the BBQ, was really bad. I didn't expect it to be stellar as all the meat is probably sitting on a warmer being churned out in masses anyways. However, the brisket was extremely tough and dry. The ribs were okay. The best meat item was probably the sausage. Everything comes out from a warmer presumably so it goes colder really quickly, and then the meat gets tough. Eat quickly. There were three bbq sauces on the table and it was okay, typical fast food bbq sauce - sweet, spicy, classic I think. As it's AYCE, classic drinks like soda is included.We started with the watermelon salad and tomato salad. Both were quite good, can't go wrong with some watermelon. The other sides (beans - not good, tater tots - way too salty, corn - actually bad, cheese tasted funny, and mac and cheese - decent, tasted like a better Kraft, cole slaw - decent) were all ranging from bad to okay. $49/personAnother one and done for us. Wish you can buy the biscuits a la carte elsewhere though!*visited in December 2024*

This was a surprisingly delightful restaurant on property at WDW. We went for the ambiance but we'll return for the BBQ. To start, the salads were simple but everyone enjoyed them, even my 4 year old. The Mac and cheese was very simple BUT my son loved it. I loved the spiraled sausage and it was awesome that I could order just that one thing over and over. My wife loved the street corn, which was her favorite thing. The service was very prompt and I loved the gags along the way. This is now a definite repeat restaurant for my family.

Reservations are a must since there were lots of large groups coming in and out for lunch. We got seated almost right away by one of the 3 circulating hostesses. Everything is served family style so you get to try a little bit of all dishes without having to ask. And they make sure to give you plenty for the table its almost overwhelming. Some of my favorite dishes were the cucumber and tomato salad, biscuits and brisket. For desserts, it's the same thing where they give you some of everything. My favorites were the chocolate mousse and strawberry & peach cobbler. Overall, we had a great experience while we admired all the intricate aspects of being a toy in Andy's room. They were very adherent about limiting cross contamination for my niece's tree nut and sesame allergy. Would love to come again was a particularly empty stomach to enjoy their healthy feast of a meal!

The food was SO GOOD. All the sides and protein were legitimately delicious. I had the vegetarian BBQ and would highly recommend it. It was also nice to have a sit down meal but not too long. I enjoyed riding a wooden horse to our table, which they have available in a bucket by the entrance. The little "events" with Woody take place about every 10 minutes and are quite fun!I am taking off a star because they served WAY too much food for two adults and a child. Most people who come for lunch do not want to carry around leftovers all day while at the park. For us it was a safety issue because it was hot outside. It felt so wasteful.

My kids are big fans of Toy Story, so of course we had to try Roundup Rodeo BBQ while at Hollywood studios. We enjoyed our meal here, but ate way too much. The food was tasty and all the meat you could ask for. The ambiance was fun and the restaurant was super cute themed. The desserts were super tasty as well!

Roundup Rodeo BBQ is the star example of what it means to be a themed restaurant. It is fun, tasty, aesthetically pleasing and has us wanting to visit again. The restaurant sits in Hollywood Studios and is Toy Story themed. Less assuming from the outside, once you go in, you are transported to a world of toys and will need to freeze so you don't get caught by Andy or anyone else! The food is tasty and it is an all you can eat.Taste: 5/5Ambiance: 5/5Service: 5/5Value for money: 5/5 (If you eat a lot, a 3 if you don't eat a lot)

As far as Disney reservations with small kids go, this one was super fun! (Bonus for being super vegetarian/ vegan friendly!) Easy check in and super friendly service! My girls loved riding the ponies all the way to the table, and my girls really enjoyed our waitress. We had practiced "Andy's coming" for a few days so the girls would know to freeze, so they really got a kick out of it when it was time to execute in real life and the whole restaurant played along. The decor was perfectly on theme, and we really felt like we were one of Andy's toys! We were pleasantly surprised at how veggie friendly the menu was - especially for a BBQ place! It was family style eating and you could pick either the normal BBQ meats or the plant based, so we got a roasted cauliflower, plant based sausage, and plant based rib chop. The starters and side were all vegetarian, most of them fully plant based. Pickled Tomatoes/cucumber/onion salad, watermelon salad, biscuits with pepper jelly, baked beans (w jack fruit, Mac and cheese, coleslaw, grilled corn. Y'all, there was sooo much food! Then for dessert there were a variety to choose from - my husband's fave was the chocolate silk, I was torn between the strawberry/peach and the lemon/ blueberry as my favorite. The kids got a special Forky cupcake. This is one that we would definitely book again on a future trip!