If you’re anything like me, a trip to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge isn’t just about the rides or snapping photos with towering AT-ATs. It’s about diving into this whole other galaxy—one that feels oddly real when you’re wandering through Black Spire Outpost. And yes, that includes the drinks. Because let’s be honest, a good beverage can totally add to the vibe and make your experience feel just a little more immersive.

I remember the first time I grabbed a drink here—I was standing at Oga’s Cantina, soaking in the lights and that funky music, and the bartender slid me a glowing cocktail. It wasn’t just tasty, it felt like a little sip of the Star Wars universe itself. So I thought I’d share some thoughts on the drinks you might want to try when you visit, plus a few personal favorites. Whether you’re into non-alcoholic options or something with a little more kick, there’s something that’ll fit the mood.

Starting with the Classics: Oga’s Cantina

You can’t really talk about drinks at Galaxy’s Edge without mentioning Oga’s Cantina. This place has serious atmosphere—dim lighting, alien tunes, and a crowd that’s just as excited about the Star Wars world as you are. The drinks menu here is a mix of playful and creative.

One drink I always go back to is the Fuzzy Tauntaun. It’s got this fun peach schnapps base that feels bright and refreshing, plus there’s a hint of citrus. If you want something that’s smooth but still has a bit of a punch, this one fits the bill. And don’t miss out on the Jedi Mind Trick, which blends pisco, melon liqueur, and pineapple juice—it’s fruity but also a bit mysterious, kind of like the Force itself.

If you’re skipping alcohol, the specialty non-alcoholic options are just as thoughtful. The Jedi Juice is a blend of fruit flavors that’s sweet without being overpowering. It’s a nice way to stay in the theme without feeling like you’re missing out on the fun.

The Exotic Flavors of Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo

While Oga’s is known for its drinks, Docking Bay 7 tends to focus more on food. But if you peek at their beverage options, you’ll find some subtle nods to the Star Wars universe. For example, the Endorian Tip-Yip Ale is a beer that’s crisp and not too heavy—a good match if you’re grabbing a savory bite over there, like the famous ribs.

What I like about Docking Bay 7 is that the drinks are a bit more grounded—less “space cocktail” and more something you might actually want to sip along with your lunch. It’s a solid spot if you want to balance out the more theatrical drinks from Oga’s.

Ronto Roasters and Toydaria Tavern: Quick Sips with a Star Wars Twist

If you’re just wandering and want something easy to grab, Ronto Roasters and Toydaria Tavern offer drinks that fit the theme but don’t require a sit-down experience. For instance, Toydaria Tavern has a few pre-packaged beers that connect to the Star Wars lore, like the Black Spire Lager. It’s smooth, easy to drink, and pairs well with a quick stop to refuel.

Ronto Roasters doesn’t have much in the way of drinks beyond the usual soda options, but I love that even the regular drinks feel like they’re part of the experience. It’s these little touches that make walking around this land feel like stepping into another world.

Non-Alcoholic Delights: Beyond Blue and Green Milk

Let’s talk about those iconic blue and green milks, because if you’ve ever wondered whether they’re worth the hype—well, they are. The blue milk has this light, fruity flavor with hints of berries and coconut, while the green milk leans into a spiced melon taste that’s a little earthier.

I’ll admit, the texture caught me off guard the first time—it’s creamy but not in a dairy-milkshake way. If you’re with kids or just avoiding alcohol, these drinks are a fun way to feel like a character yourself. Plus, they’re visually striking—kind of hard to resist snapping a photo before taking a sip.

Aside from the milks, the other non-alcoholic drinks at Galaxy’s Edge often feature flavors you won’t find at your local coffee shop—think exotic fruits and spices that subtly hint at the setting’s culture. It’s the kind of detail that can spark curiosity and make you feel like you’re truly sampling something from another planet.

Final Thoughts: Drinks That Make the Galaxy Feel Closer

At the end of the day, the drinks at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge aren’t just about flavors or presentation—they’re about enhancing that feeling of being somewhere out of the ordinary. Whether it’s the glowing cocktails at Oga’s, the beers with a side of storytelling, or the mysterious blue milk that makes you feel like an explorer, these beverages add layers to the experience.

If you’re planning a visit and want to soak it all in, I’d say don’t just grab a water bottle and rush through. Take a moment to order something off the menu, try a new flavor, and let yourself get swept up in the small details. It’s those little things that make wandering around Black Spire Outpost feel that much more like stepping into a story.

Next time you’re there, raise a glass (or a milk cup) and toast to a galaxy far, far away—it’s worth it.