Name me a few nice restraunts to eat at in Orlando, FL.?
I’m traveling with my wife to Orlando in a few weeks and I would like to take her somewhere nice to eat. I need some ideas because I know absolutly nothing about Orlando.
Thanks,
If you are going near Disney World, any of the hotels have wonderful restaurants. My favorite is the O’hana in the Polynesian. Its a meat lovers delight and the theme is so fun.
You do not have to be a guest and you can park for free.
Here is a link on other restaurants and their menu in the WDW area.
http://allearsnet.com/din/dining.htm
Note: Some are in the theme parks so you will need a ticket.
If you are going to be in the general Orlando area, try searching the internet for their local paper. Usually they have a food critic section that rates their food. On AOL they have a city search.
http://cityguide.aol.com/
Taco Bell
McDonalds
Wendys
Bojangles
pirates of the Carribean
Jiko in the Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is very nice, although there’s not that much choice on the menu.
Try Seasons 52 on Sand Lake Road, but make a reservation it’s always crowded. There are a bunch of other high-end restaurant around Seasons 52.
Fulton Fish Market at Downtown Disney is pretty good, too
i am not sure where it is exactly but there is a seafood restaurant called angels. it is all you can eat lobster, crab anything. i went there last year and chowed down
Well, it depends on your budget. For normal prices there is your normal- Olive Garden, Maccarroni Grill, Chilis, Uno, etc. For more expensive there is- Any of the Disney Restaurants(in the hotels), Lenas y Carbon, Bongos(in Downtown Disney all of them are great but $$$$)
There is also–
Old Town, City Walk, Downtown Disney, Pointe Orlando, International Drive, and many other places that have great places to eat!
check out http://www.menuserve.com/
they have listings for restaurants all around the country… sorted by location and cuisine!
not only that but they provide you with the COMPLETE menu too… much better than most of the directory sites that just tell you the phone and address!
i love Carrabbas on Sandlake… there is the wing house which is like hooters… also hooters… wing shack also on sandlake.. red lobster olive gaden bahama breeze on international my personal favorite is chuckie cheese u don’t have to be a kid to have agood time there… also outback stake house… there are several resturaunts in Orlando… its great i love it/
1. Coral Reef @ Epcot.. an undersea dinning adventure!! it has a very good view.. and very good desserts…
2. California grill @ Disney’s contemporary resort.. the food is wonderfull… and the view is the best one… and you get to see Wishes from there…
3.Spoodles @ Disney’s Boardwalk.. mediterranean food.. the place is very nice and after dinner you can walk through the boardwalk..
4. Artist Point @ Disney’s Wilderness lodge.. a very romantic atmosphere…
5.Salsa @ citywalk… after dinner you can dance a little..
It depends on what you are looking for, and your price range. If you are looking for a more highend restaurant, Such as Emeril’s at Universal Citywalk or Roy’s off Sandlake near Universal then you might have a little bit of trouble, most require reservations weeks in advance, but you could still try them. There’s always decent reliable restaurants too like, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Kobe or places of that sort too, which are found everywhere, and don’t necessarily require reservations. Enjoy your vaction!
Depending upon the type of cuisine, listed have good food as well as ambiance, none of the chain BS that middle America is so fond of – Hue in Thorton Park, Shari Sushi also in Thorton, Kress – Church Street. Zabella’s in Winter Park, Boheme (The Weston) for brunch on Sundays.
Seasons 52- good for dinner, one on Sandlake Road in South Orlando, the other location in on Semoran Blvd north of Orlando in Altamonte Springs
Le Peep, good for breakfast or brunch, located in South Orlando on Kirkman Road