Best Dinner Places to Eat in Orlando

"Restaurants Orwin Manor. This local brewery is run by the same team that own the next door restaurant, The Ravenous Pig. The craft beer spot has year-round staples like Lone Palm golden ale and the Working Man porter, as well as a rotating selection of seasonal and limited-edition beers."

"Opened back in the year 2007, the restaurant is run by the pair of husband and wife. The bar was nominated for James Beard award and this is enough to prove the taste of foods served here. It offers probably the finest Florida cuisine recipes you will ever try in the city."

"It’s no surprise that the opening of this beloved gastropub back in 2007 coincided with Orlando’s rise as a culinary hot spot. While its owners James and Julie Petrakis have not stopped opening other ventures around the city (including..."

"Then, it was literally ‘go hard before we go home’ so we stopped for dessert at the Toothsome Chocolate Emporium, a crazy ice cream factory with ‘eccentric’ and slightly annoying servers, but delicious sweet treats!. Then, even though it felt as though we had just arrived, we had to squeeze the last of our souvenirs into the case and head to the airport for our flight home."

"The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory is an amazing restaurant and confectionery in Universal Orlando. After enjoying thrill rides and fun activities in the theme park, the kids can savor delicious food in this stunning eatery. Specially made chocolates, milkshakes, and sundaes are the kids’ favorites in this eatery."

"Kabooki Sushi offers all the traditional sushi rolls and sashimi, but for a truly over-the-top culinary adventure, consider the chef-selected multi-course omakase experience. Just make sure to not get too full: The house-made desserts, like the goat cheese panna cotta and beet cake, served with Thai basil, beet powder, black pepper almonds, olive oil, and beet vinegar, are divine."

"A sleek and intimate interior belies a nondescript exterior on busy Colonial Drive near the Fashion Square Mall. It's an Orlando favorite for sushi and Asian fusion, with artful and generous presentation and a soothing, cosmopolitan vibe. Let the chef's mood and best ingredients seduce your palate with a six-course omakase creation or choose your own path."

"The Boheme is a stylish and sophisticated spot on Orange Avenue that boasts an elegant setting with original artworks and modern décor for an upscale breakfast experience. The swanky eatery draws a crowd for early morning coffee and pastries, and long, languid mimosa and Bloody Mary-infused Sunday jazz brunches. The Grand Bohemian Sunday Brunch is a must with a delectable array of mouthwatering choices, including specialty chef’s stations, a la carte side items, and unlimited mimosas."

"Hotel: a delicious word that conjures crisp sheets, sleeping in, vacation. "Brunch" is another sleep-in kind of word. And when the accommodations in question are as top-tier as the Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando, then you know the brunch - in this case a Jazz Brunch at its acclaimed Boheme restaurant - is going to be something truly exceptional."

"That’s the motto of one of the most bougie Orlando brunch spots, The Boheme. Located in the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Downtown, Orlando, brunch at the Boheme is a fine dining experience. Sure you’ve heard of a power lunch, but a power brunch?"

"Sure, Maoz is a chain, but don’t let that discourage you from grabbing a bite from this fast-service vegetarian restaurant. The first Maoz opened in Amsterdam in 1991, so they have had over 20 years of experience to perfect the palate-pleasing plates. Known around the country and Europe for some of the best falafel, diners can choose falafel, salad, rice or hummus bowls and customize their toppings."

"Originally established to preserve Earl Cunningham paintings, The Mennello Museum of American Art, housed in what was once the private home of Howard Phillips, uses its unique space to display American art of all genres and time periods. Marrying art and nature, visitors have the opportunity to experience exceptional exhibits with the beautiful backdrop of Lake Formosa. The Smithsonian American Art Museum Affiliate showcases notable exhibitions, but just as lovely is enjoying the grounds with a picnic lunch and reveling in the charm of the 350-year-old live oak affectionately deemed “the Mayor."

"By Ebyabe (Own work) [GFDL or CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons. Located just north of downtown Orlando on the shore of Lake Formosa is The Mennello Museum of American Art. The Mennello Museum of American Art showcases changing exhibitions featuring American art of all styles and periods, including travelling shows."

"Located in ICON Park™, iCafe Dé Paris is a contemporary, rustic coffee shop with a charming outdoor patio overlooking the Orlando Eye that serves a range of coffee and espresso drinks and light fare such as crêpes, pastries, sandwiches, and other light delights. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, seven days a week; the casual café offers a variety of breakfast dishes, fresh salads, gourmet sandwiches, dinner crepes, and wood-fired pizza and decadent desserts. In addition to house-roasted coffee and loose-leaf teas, the bar also serves craft beers, casual wines, and fresh fruit juices."

"Located right underneath the Orlando Eye, you must visit iCafe de Paris in ICON Park. Just look for the giant Ferris wheel, you can’t miss it!. This is a perfect place to grab breakfast in Orlando before you check out the ICON Park, a shopping mall that also houses Madame Tussauds’ and the Orlando Aquarium."