Oga's Cantina at the Disneyland Resort
$$ • Bars, Lounges, Wine BarsAbout Oga's Cantina at the Disneyland Resort
Customers' Favorites
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Garlic Bread Knot with Spicy Cheese Sauce
Carbon Freeze Left and Jabba Juice Right
Jet Juice and Fuzzy Tauntaun
Moogan Tea and Carbon Freeze
Yub Nub Takodana Quencher
Cantina Sampler Platter
Pork Belly Bao Skewer
Hyperdrive Punch
Black Spire Brew
Recent Reviews
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Jabba juice is massive W
This place is amazing but guys please dim the lights And give the robot an actual good playlist when we were walking by we wanted to come in because we heard this really loud fun hearing house techno music from the outside It was like so cool And then we went in there and it was like the most lame music that this robot was playing just like randolm slow beats multiple people in the restaurant we’re talking about it how they need to play actual like good house music It’s...read full review
Everything was delicious, but AVEN made our experience!!! he was spot on about the pretzel! He’s just the BEST!
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 11PM |
Oga's Cantina, located in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at the Disneyland Resort, is a themed bar that offers an immersive atmosphere inspired by the movie scenes. The decoration is detailed and close to what fans expect, making it a popular spot for Star Wars enthusiasts. Visitors often share booths with other groups, and some reviews mention over-crowding, with up to 15 people crammed into a booth meant for about 10. This can lead to uncomfortable seating, such as a mother having to hold her kiddo while trying to enjoy a cocktail. The limited seating and slow service can make the experience feel rushed, with only 45 minutes allowed per visit. Drinks like the Guava Coconut Milk and Blurrgfire are popular, and the drinks are reasonably priced. Food options are limited, and some dishes, like the cheese with five blossom bread, can be quite spicy. The atmosphere is lively, with music pumping near a robot DJ, creating a vibe that feels like a dive bar in Star Wars. The place is quite crowded, so guests often share tables with strangers, which is not a problem for some but can be uncomfortable for others. The drink limit is two per person, and the selection includes a great variety of beers, wines, and cocktails, along with some small bites like pretzels with hot cheese. When it was first opened, it was more exclusive with no kids allowed and a more fun DJ. Now, the environment feels different, and some visitors find the music not as cool, and the experience less fun. Despite these changes, it remains a unique place worth visiting for Star Wars fans, especially if you enjoy a lively, themed bar with good drinks and a fun atmosphere.