The Treehouse Truck may not be the first choice for those looking for a healthy meal, but it is for anyone desiring a very tasty treat. This food truck serves homemade American foods in variation locations including Oviedo, Winter Park, Maitland, Lake Lily, Fashion Square Mall and many others. Notable specialties include several deep fried items, such as PB&J sandwiches, Oreos, Twinkies, Twix's and bread pudding. Other popular menu items include hotdogs, French onion grilled cheese and Chimoo sandwiches, plus a number of specialty Angus burgers, such as Portobello mushroom, Treehouse, Irish stout, King Caesar, Megalo and the Luther burger, which consist of a bacon cheeseburger inside of two Krispy Kreme doughnuts. - Diane Dilov-Schultheis

Guests of this restaurant enjoy tasty, reasonably priced tex-mex fare and a choice of indoor or outdoor seating. Be forewarned: the restaurant fills up quickly on weekend evenings. Start with cream cheese-filled jalapenos, then progress to entrees such as Chicken Quesadillas or Chimichangas with either chicken or beef. If you're not in the mood for Mexican delicacies, have no fear. The restaurant also serves pasta and hamburgers. Complement your meal with a drink from the full bar.

Hawkers is located in the Colonialtown North area of Orlando and anyone who has traveled to various Asian countries probably already knows the term. Hawkers are very vocal street vendors who sell their food from self-drawn carts, but there are no carts here. This restaurant is permanent and serves customers a variety of tasty Asian street foods from a number of countries in a no-frills, comfortable and contemporary setting. The decor does include photos of genuine street hawkers and the menu offers a wide assortment of Asian dishes including tapas as well a nice selection of Asian beers.