The layout, decor and idea are all amazing. It replicates an old drive in movie theatre, playing old B-rated horror movies at night, and you're sitting/ eating in a car, watching under a starry sky.Unfortunately, the food was bad. I had the Banh MI Burger and my wife had the chicken salad sandwich. They both came with fries, which were large cut and tasted good, but the pork burger itself was so bland, i couldn't taste it and the pork belly was so tough and dry, it was like gnawing on leather. The picked veg, sauce and herbs, conflicted instead of harmonized and were all i could taste.The chicken sandwich tasted unseasoned and was bland, but at least had some moisture, to make it palatable.T...
The food was certainly pricey, but that's to be expected at Disney. The ambiance was really impressive! Unfortunately, the food was quite disappointing. The Impossible Nachos had very little topping, and the chips were overly dry. The pesto pasta was overcooked and lacked flavor. The Impossible Burger came with a large piece of portobello mushroom, and the tomato was far from ripe. Our server, Christine, provided very poor service, although the milkshake was quite good. Thankfully, Carlos, the manager, took care of the bill for us, but we hardly ate anything.
Tune-In is the drinks-only lounge associated with the 50's Prime Time Cafe and is cute as a button. The staff are amazing. I've been a number of times through the years and this laid-back spot is a must do for a break in the middle of a day at Hollywood. Alena blonde bartender) is awesome and remembers you if you are a repeat customer! Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
The food was okay, but I really loved the milkshake! I enjoyed the idea of sitting in a car while watching classic sci-fi movies from the 1900s. However, I expected longer films; instead, they showed a lot of advertisements and just a 5-minute clip from a 1900s show.
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This charming little spot evokes a sense of nostalgia and is especially enjoyable for an older crowd. They will surely appreciate the creativity and effort that has gone into creating a cozy atmosphere...
Management and servers are rude and borderline mediocre. Don’t know how to treat customers with respect. Food was disgusting. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $100+
Absolutely, this is the hidden gem of Disney's Hollywood Studios. The crowds come and go, depending on how many people are waiting for tables at the neighboring restaurants...
If Rob is working DO NOT go. Rob scammed us and took our child, Rob if you are reading this please return our child. Dietary restrictions: Menu has vegan cookie shake
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This lounge in Hollywood Studios provides a serene bar extension of the delightful 50's Prime Time Café, featuring a variety of beverages and cocktails.
Skip this one. Way way way over priced. Food was just terrible. Had better food at a gas station
