Stop by Batuu’s local watering hole, Oga’s Cantina, and rub shoulders with bounty hunters, smugglers, rogue traders, and even a droid or two! As one of the most infamous bars in the galaxy, Oga’s is always unpredictable and always a good time. Plus, you might even spot some familiar faces – like droid DJ R-3X, a former Starspeeder 3000 pilot.

While anyone can visit Oga’s Cantina, it’s worth keeping in mind that it is a bar. Guests ages 21 and up are likely to have the best time here, versus families with young kids.

Oga’s Cantina Location

Oga’s Cantina is located in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge inside Disneyland Park, next to Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. The bar sits to the right of the Falcon, if you’re facing its prime photo spot.

Oga’s Cantina Menu

At Oga’s Cantina, you can technically enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner. However, since this bar doesn’t serve much in the way of food and focuses primarily on drinks, you’ll find the same menu of sips and snacks available all day long.

Here’s a look at what guests can enjoy at Oga’s Cantina at Disneyland.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Menu

Newly Landed

  • Keshian Spiced Cream
  • Rancor Beer Flight Souvenir Board with Four Teeth

Concoctions without Alcohol

  • The Grinning Loth-cat
  • The Grinning Loth-cat with Souvenir Mug
  • Black Spire Brew
  • Blurrgfire
  • Jabba Juice
  • Moogan Tea
  • Tarine Tea
  • Blue Bantha
  • Hyperdrive (Punch It!)

Snack

  • Surabat Valley Harvest Board
  • Reythan Crackers and Moss Mousse
  • Garlic-Cheese Five Blossom Bread with Spicy Cheese Sauce
  • Spiced Wroshyr Pods
  • Millaflower Toast
  • Oga’s Obsession

Concoctions with Alcohol

  • Takodana Quencher
  • Jet Juice
  • Jedi Mind Trick
  • Angry Bloody Rancor
  • Yub Nub
  • The Outer Rim
  • Fuzzy Tauntaun
  • Coruscant Cooler

Beers on Tap

  • Black Squadron Lager
  • Jogan Blossom Hazy IPA
  • Bad Motivator IPA
  • Gamorrean Ale
  • White Wampa Ale

Wine on Tap

  • Imperial Guard, Goldschmidt Vineyards, Sonoma
  • Toniray, Goldschmidt Vineyards, Sonoma

Advance Dining Reservations

Oga’s Cantina does offer advance dining reservations, so you’ll want to make sure to make one before heading to Disneyland Park if you’re hoping to enjoy a drink here.

Because Oga’s has such limited indoor seating space – and is such a hugely popular watering hole – it can be tough to get ADRs here. You’ll want to keep an eye out right at the 60-day mark and keep checking if you aren’t able to nab a table on your first try.

It’s also worth noting that whether you nab a coveted walk-up spot at the bar or get an ADR for Oga’s, there is a time limit for all guests. This spot is so popular that you’ll have 45 minutes to enjoy your beverages and snacks, and then you’ll need to hand over your space to a new party.

Is Oga’s Cantina Kid-Friendly?

Since Oga’s is a bar that features limited seating space and an even more limited menu (specifically, one that’s centered around alcoholic beverages and adult-friendly mocktails), it’s decidedly not kid-friendly.

There’s not much for kids to be found inside this Batuu bar. They won’t find much in the way of food to eat, and they certainly won’t enjoy the adventurous drinks, even when it comes to mocktails. And for those sensitive to noise, the bar’s interior can be a bit overwhelming.

I’ve personally taken my toddler into Oga’s Cantina, and let me just say: It’s not an easy environment in which to keep your little ones entertained. While older kids may enjoy the mocktails on the menu and the cool Star Wars-inspired surroundings, youngers kids are likely to be bored.

Ultimately, you’ll be better off skipping Oga’s when visiting with the family and kids who have yet to hit their teen years.

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Heather Adams

Heather Adams, Disneyland Expert and Mom | A lifelong Disneyland enthusiast who's familiar with every square inch of the Anaheim theme parks, Heather has spent over 30 years becoming an expert in all things Disney. A Disney Adult turned Disney Mom, she's now quickly becoming a pro at taking her little one to the theme parks and familiarizing herself with navigating crowds with diaper bags, strollers, and plenty of baby gear. If you're planning a Disney vacation with kids under age 3, she's got all of the advice you need.