Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Orlando

The Venetian Room can be found hidden away in the Caribe Royale Orlando Hotel near Walt Disney World. Formal wear required—step inside, and you will see why. It is a winner of multiple awards like the AAA 4 Diamond Award and is a sight to behold. It offers a first-class dining experience with impeccable service, delicious delights and lavish surroundings. The menu has continental cuisine including fresh seafood and a variety of other dishes cooked to perfection. Choose from numerous wines from the list or a drink from the fully stocked bar. The Venetian Room provides an unforgettable dining experience for all.

Nestled within the Orlando World Center Marriott, Mikado Japanese Steak House promises its patrons a unique Teppanyaki experience. Witness the chefs put on a spectacular show, playing with fire and knives right at your table as your food sizzles away on the traditional hibachi grill. Besides the grilled specialties, the menu also offers sushi and sashimi. Offering great company to the food is a fine selection of sake, wines as well as specialty cocktails.

Undertake a culinary journey of Southern flavors in a comfortable atmosphere at this restaurant characterized by wooden floor, light-colored walls and leather curved booths. At Latitude & Longitude, you are served organic food prepared using produce grown without pesticides. Start the day with fresh fruit and omelets and end it with locally sourced meats and fish. Conclude the dinner with fine cocktails such as Rosé Bramble, Winter Calling, The Time out of Office and Namaste.

This fine French restaurant is located on a nondescript stretch of Orange Avenue better known for convenience stores than gourmet eateries. Inside, guests enter a world of romantic lighting, starched white tablecloths and excellent cuisine. You might begin with Onion Soup, topped with Gruyere cheese or an appetizer of phyllo dough stuffed with vegetables and cheese, and follow that with a grouper filet or a Black Angus steak.

Linda's La Cantina Steakhouse is one of Florida's oldest steak houses, and patrons are happiest when they stick with the restaurant's signature dishes. These include a large T-bone Steak, an eight-ounce Filet Mignon and an 18-ounce Top Sirloin. Linda's serves them all with salad, bread and a choice of baked potato, fresh vegetables or other sides. The restaurant also offers a seafood menu. Dress is office casual, and décor is comfortable, roomy, and typical American. The restaurant offers a good wine and champagne list as well.  Â