Galactic Grill

This used to be one of my favorite places in the park; it has deffinantly gone backwards as far as quality. Its pretty tough to mess up a burger but this place succeeded, The burgers were not very good, the place is one of the dirtier places in the park. The star wars show was ok but after a long day of walking and waiting I was looking forward to really good burger this placed failed wait was longer than average and food is worth passing on. I wont be back here for the food.

Tasty sandwiches. Quick service restaurant in the middle of Tomorrowland.
My family and I were in Disneyland and looked for a good restaurant while walking through Tomorrowland. We were lucky to come upon Galactic Grill.
My wife and I ordered the chicken sandwich and substituted fruit for the fries. This is one of the best chicken sandwiches I have had in awhile. Fried green beans and wasabi in the sandwich created a tasty combination. The fruit was also good, including melon and pineapple chunks.
My daughter had a basic, dry cheeseburger and enjoyed it. As we were eating, I enjoyed hearing Star Wars music playing in the background.
This was our first Disney meal on the trip, so the sticker shock of $ 46 for three sandwiches and three waters had to sink-​in. Considering Disney food prices throughout the parks, the quality was definitely worth the price.

Quick service, convenient set up for a theme park. Plenty of space to sit and good to pick up for on the go meal while in the park. The food was just about OK. Taste just around average and a very less options to choose from. The only item on the menu which I would have again: the chocolate cake! Wouldn’t visit again if I return to disney land just because there are other options. If you begin the park with tomorrowland and are tired just when you enter like us, by all means, stop and grab a bite:)

Not worth it. The food is expensive, pricey, and subpar. The desserts are good but not the only place in the parks you can get them. Look elsewhere for a quick snack.

Unexpected great breakfast. I had the Darth Tamale ($ 8.49) and wow! I’m picky with Mexican food and this was great. Generous amounts, very taste. Daughter had French toast ($ 6.49) and she said they were her second favorite ever. She’s 5 FWIW. Hers came with drink and fruits. They stepped up the food here.

Service was horrible. If I could put 0 stars I would. When my food was ready. I asked where my salad was. And the girl shoved it towards me. Gave me a rude look. And then rolled her eyes. Wth! I wish I could’ve got a refund and ate somewhere else.

Currently replacing the Tomorrowland Terrace menu during Seasons of the Force at Disneyland, the Galactic Grill’s menu is actually a step up from the regular offerings. On our most recent visit this past weekend, my girlfriend and I decided to stop by again due to how delicious the Jedi Order Chicken Sandwich ($ 11.49) and First Order Burger ($ 12.99) were the last time we went last year… this time, I ordered the Jedi Order Chicken Sandwich, and Kathy went with the Cheese-​3PO Burger ($ 10.99 — the First Order Burger, with its beef and chorizo patty, crispy cherry peppers, and spicy lime aioli has a bit too much kick for my lady; personally, I’ve had it, and it’s delicious!).
The Jedi Order Chicken Sandwich is a step up from Tomorrowland Terrace’s offering, with its five-​spice grilled chicken, pickled red onions, crispy green beans (which really should be offered as a separate side by themselves…), and wasabi mayo; definitely delicious and one of the park’s best offerings! The Cheese-​3PO Burger is your basic cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, and Thousand Island spread, but at least it’s a pretty big size, and Kathy just needed to add a bit more ketchup to her burger to give it some extra flavor. The fries were just… ok, and honestly a bit bland. Like I mentioned, if those crispy green beans were also offered as a separate side…
On our previous visit to this one, we ordered both the Light Side and Dark Side specialty drinks ($ 7.99 each); think of them as Odwalla Lemonades with added extras, including light-​up replicas of the Death Star and Millennium Falcon.
We haven’t tried the desserts yet, but they do look tempting — and yes, the Han Solo in carbonite bucket is pricy, but well worth it (especially with the detail on the cover… at least our passholder discounts helped offset the price). We’ll be keeping the Galactic Grill in mind for when hunger pangs strike while at Disneyland.

If the First Order burger is anything like the black bun burger from Burger King, my boyfriend will be poopin’ green for the next few days… Automatic four stars just because of this.
Just kidding… Sort of. The food here is basic but good– burgers and sandwiches and typical children’s faire of chicken nuggets and Mac and cheese. I had the cheese-​3po burger cause I’m aware of what «dark buns» do to you (lolololol) and it was pretty good. Standard cheeseburger but huge! My bf had the First Order burger, which comes on one of those «dark buns» and had a patty made with chorizo and ground beef. It had a bunch of different toppings on it (aioli, fried peppers, etc) and he seemed to like it enough, though he commented that my burger was «better.» Both came with fries and have filled us up to get us til this evening, when we’ll likely overdose on corn dogs.
The star of the meal was the «Darth by Chocolate» dessert, which is basically a parfait of chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, chocolate ganache, and red velvet cake, topped with a dope lil’ chocolate Darth Vader. So. Freaking. Good.
They also honor the annual pass discount, so all of that including a large drink cost us $ 30 and some change. While it’s not the Blue Bayou by any means, it’s affordable and quick and the food is pretty good!

I’m a huge Disney fan, but the food here was disappointing. I know I’m not gonna get gourmet food in Disney, I just wanted some chicken fingers and fries. Saw this place had a chicken sandwich and ordered it, but the chicken tasted badly and it was just poor quality. The sandwich also had a bunch of stuff in it that just looked so unappetizing. My boyfriend and I had to take our sandwiches back and we asked for some cheese burgers. The woman was kind and gladly did it for us. The burgers were much better.

Terrible food. We were in the mood for burgers and fries. Fries are okay. The cheeseburger reminded me of a frozen burger that was microwaved and the grilled chicken sandwich was literally the worst I have ever had. Will never eat here again.

There are a few burger places at Disneyland, but this is one of the better ones (NOT the Hungry Bear in Critter Country). Burger, fries and soda are moderately priced, but are yummy and filling. In anticipation of Star Wars, they were offering an amazing blue corn and chees with green chili tamale along with scrambled egg and salsa for breakfast. This was GREAT. Way to go!

First Order Burger with fries instead of fruit.
Whew, glad I didn’t get the Han Solo frozen bucket. You had to pay for that bucket then carry it around for the rest of the day.
I know I was hungry but if you ask me if I want to come back and try another burger with a black bun, that would be a negative. Besides, I just paid more for this burger than I would at a fancy burger joint in LA. You would think paying $ 11.49 before tax would be something that wasn’t a hockey puck even though it wasn’t looking like one. The aioli wasn’t much help when they offer BBQ or Ranch to go with your «fries». Guess where I used that resource?
This does being me back to the elementary school days lining up for lunch. Pick the line you think will move faster than the other one. Make a selection and order. Remember to present your annual pass for a discount. Mayo mustard and ketchup packets are over by the napkins. Now go hunt down a table but this time you’re at the cool kids table. At least this time Alana M found a table and I got to join her cool table. With the new theme, this certainly improved the hamburger stand of TomorrowLand. I can say I at least tried it.

My boyfriend and I tried the breakfast here yesterday because we were in the park early. We were nearby hoping to score Fast Passes for Hyperspace Mountain after 12:30 pm because we were going to an early screening of Zootopia at the Downtown Disney AMC. BTW, Zootopia is a great movie, go see it. After taking a look at the menu, we opted for the Lars Family Breakfast platter ($ 8.49), the Moisture Farm Fresh Fruit platter ($ 6.49), a Coke ($ 3.29), and a Minute Maid orange juice ($ 2.69). They take the AP discount here so I received 15% off our meal. They were having trouble with the Minute Maid juice dispenser so it was almost comical when it took 4 people to figure out to reset the machine so that it wasn’t just dispensing orange concentrate into a cup. We had to step aside for another customer because it took them that long to fix it. No matter though, the food was ready faster than you can make a Kessel Run. We sat down to eat at the Tomorrowland Terrace which seems to have the Star Wars movie score soundtrack on repeat.
My fruit platter was probably the healthiest thing I’d eaten in 24 hours. It was full of fresh fruit: cantaloupe, honeydew, pineapple, grapes, strawberries, orange wedges, apple cinnamon honey yogurt, and the tiniest oat muffin in the solar system. The fruit was sweet for the most part, I didn’t care for the tart oranges, but I did eat most of it. Not too shabby. I tried some of my boyfriend’s crispy bacon from his platter and he seemed pretty happy with it because it ate it all. This is a fast service, casual pick-​up counter so it’s a great option if you don’t want to wait for a table at any of the full service places. We were hungry, our food was available fast, and we had no problems finding a table to eat at. If anything, the music improved the ambiance.

The food here is not that good.
I was so excited to try the First Order Burger and of course, I just had to get it with the Han Solo carbonite lunchbox. The whole thing is kinda pricey (19.49) but heck, where else can you find a lunchbox like this?
The bottom line: the burger was very meh. The black bun was interesting. Everyone told me it looked like a burned bun. I didn’t get to eat my fries because my hubby was very hungry that day and devoured all of them. The lunchbox is extremely cool, though, and it was worth it to endure the burger in order to get that lunchbox.
Harrison Ford’s likeness is pretty good, too, considering the thing is made of plastic.
I think you can get the lunchbox with the Jedi Order chicken sandwich instead so that may be a better way to go if you really want the lunchbox.
I liked how the burger’s wrapper had the Star Wars logo on it. Shameless marketing? That’s Disney for ya!
Hubby and son had the Cheese 3PO burger (just a regular cheeseburger) and they reported it was good. Next time I want to try the Darth by Chocolate Parfait. I’m not expecting much, but I do like the names of the food.
You have to be impressed (or maybe disgusted?) by how Disney masterfully weaves its Star Wars franchise into the food offerings at the park. They even have an éclair that resembles Darth Maul. I have to admit, after our meal, I had this weird desire to go see the Force Awakens again. Disney is genius.

I thought I’d give this place a shot now that this place turned into a Star Wars theme fast food joint.
What caught my attention here was their First Order Burger Specialty Burger $ 11.49. Its supposed to be Angus beef and chorizo patty, but all I could taste is the beef and it was dry. Seriously, there was no hint of the chorizo, the fried cherry peppers and spicy-​lime aioli, it was blah. The flavors were missing, but all you will end up is getting that salty aftertaste. The burger was all salt, it reminded me of one those burgers I’ve had back in middle school at the cafeteria, only here its housed with a black bun.
The other choice is the Jedi Order Chicken Sandwich $ 10.49. It’s a five spice chicken breast, green beans, red onions, watercress, and wasabi mayo. This choice was slightly better than the First Order Burger because you can taste something out of the chicken breast but overall it still fell short, the added toppings did nothing for it but to go, bleh.
When getting either meals you get a choice of French Fries or fresh fruit. The French fries were okay and came in a small tray.
For $ 8 more, they can serve these in a Hans Solo Carbonite box, which appears to be made of plastic.
Also, I went with the Light Side Lemonade. It’s Odwalla Lemonade with Granny Smith Apple. The added yogurt balls inside makes it even sweeter. But, the throw in Millennium Falcon souvenir that lights up the lemonade was pretty cool, and it lights up in three different colors (blue, green and pink).
You’ll get food here fast and I understand about theme park food doesn’t come cheap. The descriptions may sound a bit gourmet but you won’t get the quality. However, I did liked the added Star Wars twist but that’s about it.
Be warned, If you’re curious about this place the evil Sith Magic will take you into the Dark Side for typical overpriced theme park fastfood. Save the calories for something better.

December 31, 2015 @ 9:55 PM — Cashier: Ashley Ve. Glasses.
The reasons why my fiancé and I keep coming back to this place is because we’re Star Wars fans and we wanted to try their Star Wars food, well at least the ones that we think sounds good.
This day though was a huge disappointment. I listed when, what time and who was helping us.
Before we waited in this huge line, my fiancé went to ask one of the workers that work at Galactic Grill if they can help us check if there’s still Pastry Menance left so we won’t have to stand in line for no reasons if there isn’t any. He said yes there are some left.
So we waited in line. Finally when Ashley was ringing us up 3 minutes later. We asked for the Pastry Menance and she said there isn’t anymore left. Uhhhh. !!!
First of all, please go check before you say NO to customers. That’s Customers Service unless your system crossed out the item or somewhere in that system says it’s ran out then fine. But all you did was say No we ran out and we just asked your co workers and they said yes. Funny thing though is that the Pastry Menance were right behind her. When she TURN around, that’s when she realized «Oh. We still have it. «Cool Story.
We ordered our BB-​8 Rice Crispy. Paid and waited on the side like everyone else for their orders to be ready. 5 minutes went by. Okay. Maybe they’re making it. 10 minutes went by. Okay. .. Does it take that long to make «desserts? «Customers behind us who orders several burgers, fries and sodas even got their food faster than us.
Finally, we decided to ask her cause I don’t think it should take freaken 20 minutes to make these damn desserts. They should’ve been wrapped and all you have to do is hand them to me. And what do you know? To our surprised when we asked her. She said, «Oh I’m sorry. I totally FORGOT. «
Kay. You can pack your things and go home then. Cause you’re obviously not a good worker. You’re forgetful and I get that. I forget things too. But if you see customers that you ring up and they’re STILL standing there. There must be something wrong and they’re still needing something. Take the initiative and ask if there’s anything else you can help them out with. Other than that, did I mentioned that you did not know how to change a receipt roll? You’re working cashier. .. You have to had one of your co worker from the back who is packing food for customers to stop what they’re doing to help YOU change the receipt rolls? Well, I wonder what you were doing when you have no customers in the morning beside maybe standing around and not keeping yourself useful. Just don’t do cashier if you cannot handle cashier please. You’re gonna keep customers hanging in line and not knowing how to change a receipt roll, yep for sure you need to step up your game. Make sure you’re on top of your customer services and don’t make customers wait 20 minutes for desserts that were already in box and wrapped up in bag.
You made me wait 20 minutes for my BB-​8 Rice Crispy. Not cool.

I broke down and got food here since my son was waiting for Jedi Training and hungry. I ordered two kids meals — chicken nuggets with fries and a turkey sandwich with fries. The fries were the only decent part of the food. The chicken nuggets were bland, and the turkey sandwich was worse — bread that is half blue (and very blue!) and really dry turkey. Someone needs to inform Disney that some parents avoid food dyes for various reasons. Service was slloooooow as well. I’ll be walking further for better food next time.

The short of it:
— revamped Tomorrowland Terrace food court
— Star Wars themed food
— serves burgers, sandwiches, fries, desserts
— Favs: Darth by Chocolate
The long of it:
Things are changing in Tomorrowland! It is now Season of the Force here and a lot of things are Star Wars theme just in time for the new movie. What used to be the Tomorrowland Terrace is now the Galactic Grill and all the items on the menu are Star Wars themed. Great for all you Star Wars fans out there and another way for Disneyland to cash in on their crazy merchandising. They mostly serve burgers, sandwiches here and you can even get your meal served in a Han Solo Carbonite Bucket for an additional price of course. I opted for a kids chicken nugget meal cause I just wanted to have a small snack. Nuggets weren’t bad, they were pretty standard and its good to see that they have healthy alternatives to fries like carrots and apples. On my second to last nugget (there were 4 total) it was definitely freezer burned and slightly chewy so I went back to the counter to complain. They gave me a fresh new order right away and no issue whatsoever. So yay for customer service. I also ordered the Darth by Chocolate which is a decadent parfait with layers of dark chocolate ganache, red velvet cake and chocolate mousse. It was so good, but so rich, you only need a spoon full or two. I would definitely order some milk to go with it. Loved the little chocolate Darth Vader head it was decorated with and a tiny candy light saber. So cute! Definitely would want to come back and try some of the other foods/​drinks.

This walk-​up has saved me from starvation in the park many times. Their burgers are pretty darn good, and service was with a smile.