The Hollywood Brown Derby recreates the legendary Hollywood restaurant where movie stars dined during Tinseltown's golden age at Disney's Hollywood Studios. The original Brown Derby in Los Angeles was famous for its celebrity clientele and the iconic Cobb salad, invented there in 1937. Disney's version faithfully recreates the sophisticated atmosphere with caricatures of classic film stars lining the walls, white tablecloths, and art deco elegance. This signature dining restaurant offers refined American cuisine including the original Cobb salad recipe. For guests seeking an upscale meal that captures Old Hollywood glamour, the Brown Derby delivers in both ambiance and cuisine.
Elegant Old Hollywood with celebrity caricatures covering the walls, white tablecloths, and art deco touches. Sophisticated and refined, capturing 1930s-40s Tinseltown glamour.
1937 recipe created at the original
Signature Brown Derby dessert
Premium beef with seasonal accompaniments
Elevated duck preparations
Classic chilled shrimp salad
Most Popular: Cobb Salad, Grapefruit Cake, Filet Mignon
The Cobb salad was invented at the original Brown Derby in 1937 by owner Bob Cobb. Disney uses the original recipe—chopped greens with chicken, egg, bacon, avocado, tomato, cheese, and French dressing. It's the authentic original!
Celebrity caricatures were a signature feature of the original Brown Derby. Stars would dine there and have their likenesses drawn on the walls. Disney's version features caricatures of classic Hollywood legends.
For Old Hollywood atmosphere and quality signature dining, yes. It's the most upscale option at Hollywood Studios. The Cobb salad and grapefruit cake are iconic, and the setting is elegant.
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