The decor tries for artsy and Pacific Northwest. It succeeds fairly well. The space is big and lodge-like; the ceiling is painted, the light fixtures feel rustic and the color scheme is earthy. This is an upscale venue and outdoor terrace dining is an option.
Price: ExpensiveIt's always nice to have a 24 hour option when traveling and this 50's style diner located in the Hyatt Regency Convention Center hotel is it.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe Westin Grand plays host to this fine dining restaurant that offers an eclectic and modern menu. The cool and contemporary dining room features soft beige chairs, white linens, hardwood floors, abstract artwork and stylish fixtures.
Price: ExpensiveLocated at the Mall at Millenia, Brio's Italian wood fired grilling means plenty of healthily prepared options. Wood grilled salmon, chicken, steak along with traditional Italian favorites in a Tuscan villa type setting that is upscale with booths, table cloths, and a high ceiling.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis outpost attracts a hip crowd with its trendy Winter Park Village location. Brio's Italian wood fired grilling means plenty of healthily prepared options.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis Disney restaurant is upscale, modern and cool. The 2013 renovation and chef change have made it newly popular with the "adults". Kids are still welcome and there is a kids' menu, but given the higher price point, often there are few kids present.
Price: ExpensiveAlong with this pizza place, there are a number of other eateries located at the Mall at Millenia including McCormick & Schmick's and Brio Tuscan Grille. You will find this location on the upper level, closest to the main entrance.
Price: Least ExpensiveCount on fresh produce, baked goods and other specialty items. There will be 300 vendors populating the Central Florida Fairgrounds.
Nibble as you stroll. This is also a flea market with antiques, crafts and collectibles.
Weekends: 5a until dark
Price: Least ExpensiveChamberlin's is Orlando's natural food market. Along with vitamins, herbs, grocery staples, produce and a bakery there is also an onsite café serving the usual deli style fare. There are tables for eating in.
Price: Least ExpensiveChamberlin's is Orlando's natural food market. Along with vitamins, herbs, grocery staples, produce and a bakery there is also an onsite café serving the usual deli style fare. There are tables for eating in.
Price: Least ExpensiveChamberlin's is Orlando's natural food market. Along with vitamins, herbs, grocery staples, produce and a bakery there is also an onsite café serving the usual deli style fare. There are tables for eating in and this location hosts a small farmers' market on weekends.
Price: Least ExpensiveLocated in trendy Thornton Park near Lake Eola, this Winter Park sister eatery is a combo of wine store and upscale diner with its butcher block tables, chrome bar stools, terrazzo floor and impressive retail wine selection. The menu is vast and offers options for light and hearty eaters.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated in the Hyatt Regency Convention Center Hotel, this Italian steakhouse offers an upscale dining experience with balance. The open kitchen boasts a pizza oven that turns out tasty pies along with a variety of seafood and steaks.
Price: ExpensiveDespite being a franchise, this is a breakfast favorite. First Watch offers traditional and healthy breakfast, brunch and lunch fare. This is one of the newer locations and the décor is almost trendy with bright colors and an airy space. Carry out available.
Price: Least ExpensiveThe décor is nothing to shout about, but this eatery is a vegetarian haven with its big and flavorful Asian menu created by a well-known chef. The setting is bright and casual with ample windows, white walls and curtains, standard Chinese restaurant chairs and white table cloths.
Hue's trendy, stylish and sleek decor along with its diverse Asian inspired menu attracts a "to be seen" crowd. This Thornton Park eatery has two small dining rooms along with a patio. The bar is lively and most often crowded.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveQuick, inexpensive food that allows eaters to customize and select healthy ingredients. Jason's motto is "fresh from the start" and they pride themselves in a trans fat free menu, high quality ingredients and select organic produce.
Price: Least ExpensiveQuick, inexpensive food that allows eaters to customize and select healthy ingredients. Jason's motto is "fresh from the start" and they pride themselves in a trans fat free menu, high quality ingredients and select organic produce.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis upscale casual eatery has an African theme inspired by Disney's The Lion King with white bird sculptures flying overhead, dark brown tones and wait staff dressed accordingly.
Price: ExpensiveThis casual and bustling Vietnamese eatery offers a vast menu that will please those looking for something inexpensive and ethnic. The menu has over 100 selections. It's right in the heart of "Little Vietmam".
Price: Least ExpensiveSeasons offers an oasis for those looking to for a trendy dining spot with a big menu of healthy fare. The menu is seasonally inspired and gets tweaked every week (hence the name). Seasons strives to offer flavorful cuisine that is also good for you.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveSeasons offers an oasis for those looking to for a trendy dining spot with a big menu of healthy fare. The menu is seasonally inspired and gets tweaked every week (hence the name). Seasons strives to offer flavorful cuisine that is also good for you.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis Japanese and sushi lounge offers a modern and up-tempo environment to enjoy both contemporary and traditional sushi, teppan and tempura dishes. The sushi bar is the prime seating spot and the lounge can get pretty loud. The entire space strives for trendy and caters to a younger crowd.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe two-story restaurant is located in Thornton Village and reflects the neighborhood's trendy vibe with its well dressed wait staff, white leather chairs, black tablecloths, white curtains and green accents.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe blue themed restaurant is modern, energetic and sophisticated with its bubble like chandeliers, wave patterned carpet, shimmering walls and cascading water.
Price: ExpensiveDid someone say buffet? Yep, we did. For athletic-minded travelers staying in the Walt Disney Resort area, this African infused buffet offers a bevy of choice for all types of eaters. Well, it better. Isn't that the whole point of a buffet?
Price: Moderately ExpensiveCome here for grocery staples, organic produce, and tasty prepared foods.Whole Foods is a great destination when you're super hungry and want something fresh and healthy. The salad bar, hot food items, and prepared eats await!
At Phillips Crossing
Open daily 8a to 10p
Price: Least ExpensiveAlong with fresh produce, grocery staples, and wonderful prepared foods, this location also has a full service seafood counter, hot bar, juice and espresso bar. The salad bar is great for those hankering for something filling and healthy.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis smallish market is a good find if you staying in the area. It is located at the old train depot just east of Park Ave. and offers flowers, produce and some prepared eats. Part of the market is indoors and part is outdoors.
Price: Least Expensive