Hollywood: Dining

 

A - Hollywood Hills Restaurant (Reservation Required)
In this elegant Art-Deco restaurant, guests can feast on fancy foods as they are surrounded in a vibrant setting. This features live entertainment, photos of old Hollywood, and other things to immerse them in the Golden Age of cinema.

B - Cafe La Bamba
Guests can come to this recreation of the famous LA hotel and feast on Mexican food. In the meantime, they will see nods to famous celebrities who had stayed at this hotel.

C - Der Filmhaus (Reservation Required)
In this restaurant, the films of Germany are paid tribute. This tells of The history of German cinema, featuring images from German films like Nosferatu, Metropolis, and Der Undertan. In addition, guests can feast on a lively German cuisine, with schnitzel, bratwurst, and more.

D - Mel's Drive-In
Inspired by the 1973 film American Graffiti, this 1950's burger joint serves up great hamburgers, milkshakes, and other American delicacies amidst a nostalgic setting.

E - Blockbuster Cantina
In this themed restaurant, guests can find a fine selection of fast food options and eat it in many themed rooms. This includes areas inspired by King Kong, Jaws, E.T., Back to the Future, and Jurassic Park.

G - Studio Snacks
In this small snack stand near the park, guests can buy several kinds of treats, from pretzels to popcorn and other delightful desserts.

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