Orlando Recommendations

If you're planning a dinner for 14 to 20 people, Bites and Bubbles is a great choice. You can even get your own area for the larger group. They also have a nice roof area that would be perfect for evenings. You can make a reservation and enjoy happy hour during the week.

Restaurants & Cafés 6d 11h ago •polina_orland

Gideon's Bakehouse does a cookie cake. Even though the kid who got it was skeptical, it's worth trying out for its unique twist on the traditional cookie cake.

My kids love Lazy Moon pizza on Mills/50 Lazy Moon is a great option for families with kids who enjoy pizza.

Try the Thai banana cookie, which is legit the best cookie I’ve ever had. Summerhouse cookie bar is a great alternative to Gideon's at Disney Springs, with a unique and eclectic look that some might find charming, despite its appearance.

Johnny's Diner on university or the one on curry ford is a good option for a classic greasy spoon. They have all the basics: pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage, hash, and a bottomless cup of coffee.

It's the largest McDonald's in the world, a three-story tall tourist attraction with a playplace, arcade, and animatronic show. They serve a variety of non-standard menu items, including McSpaghetti, McPizza, and other items cooked in a full-size pizza oven.

Restaurants & Cafés 2w ago •Delphine Thibault

Waffle House is a 24-hour restaurant that can deliver breakfast, but they charge a lot for take-out. It's a classic American breakfast option that's worth trying, but it's cheaper to eat in.

Anna's Polish is lovely. It's located near the Semoran/Aloma intersection, making it easily accessible for a quick and relaxed meal.

Restaurants & CafésWinter Park 3w ago •Delphine Thibault

Paris Baguette bakery in Winter Park offers delicious ready-made cakes that you can just walk in and get. The cappuccino cake is a particularly popular choice, with a price that's as low as $10.

Restaurants & CafésWinter Park 3w ago •Andre Castillo

Bagel King in Winter Park is a fan favorite among New Yorkers, offering a taste of authentic NY-style bagels in Orlando. It's as close as you get around here to 'the real thing'. They also have a location in Deltona, making it a convenient option for those in East or West Orlando.

Chicken Fire is a spot for any Orlando food enthusiast. The massive chicken tenders, gigantic in size and flavor, are the star of the show. With many heat levels to choose from, even the mildest option is a normal medium at most other places. As a bonus, Chicken Fire often offers a buy-one-get-one-free deal on UberEats pickup, making it an even more attractive option. Just be sure to heed the warnings and prepare for the heat!

Delicious homemade chocolate sauce complements the espresso perfectly without overpowering it. Located in town, you can easily visit Deli Desires to try their signature mocha.

Valhalla Bakery is a recommended destination for a toddler's birthday, particularly for those with dietary restrictions. Multiple respondents recommend Valhalla Bakery for its great tasting cakes, which include vegan options. The bakery is reportedly small, but the portions are worth the visit, with one respondent mentioning that the cake was great despite being expensive.

Located next to the failed Miami Grill & Sushi, Sus Hi Eatstation is a fast-casual 'build your own' place, similar to Chipotle, Subway, etc. It offers a unique dining experience, and if you're in the area, it's worth stopping by to try their menu.

Tomasino's has been plagued by pest issues, with multiple reports of roaches crawling across tables and even on customers' laps. Considering the numerous complaints and the owner's apparent awareness of the problem, it's best to avoid eating here altogether.

Restaurants & Cafés 1mo ago •polina_orland

Oza Izakaya is a Japanese restaurant with a menu that goes beyond sushi rolls. Every visit has been a great time. Hamachi-kama is considered one of the better ones in town. The robata items and wings are also highly rated.

Restaurants & Cafésdowntown 1mo ago •Belen Sosa

Located in downtown Orlando, The Commission Beer Chamber has been a beloved fixture for over a decade, offering a curated selection of craft beers and a relaxed atmosphere that caters to both locals and visitors. On their recent 10-year anniversary, the venue threw a big block party with plenty of Orlando hip-hop, making it a spot for music and craft beer enthusiasts. The party featured performances by local artists, live music, and a wide array of beers to enjoy. Why go? The Commission Beer Chamber's anniversary block party offered a unique opportunity to experience the local music scene and enjoy craft beers in a cozy setting. The party was free to attend, and the venue's focus on supporting local artists and the community made it a memorable event. The Commission Beer Chamber is open from 3:00 PM to 2:00 AM on weekdays and 12:00 PM to 2:00 AM on weekends, making it a great spot to grab a drink and enjoy the lively atmosphere any day of the week.

Restaurants & CafésMills 50 1mo ago •yara

Pig Floyd's x Pigzza is a collaboration between Orlando-based restaurants Pig Floyd and Pigzza. The new location offers a unique blend of both cuisines, with a focus on wood-fired cooking and house-made pastas. The restaurant is now open in Mills 50, offering a fun and lively atmosphere perfect for dining with friends and family. Prices start at around $15 for pasta dishes and $20 for pizzas. Address: 4454 E Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803. Hours: 11am - 10pm daily. Visit their website or social media for more information.