Orlando FL, Posh Food Places
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Off out to Orlando on the 16th this month to meet the missus as shes working out there... Im taking a little wedge out with me to hopefully have a good time!
Ive been out a couple of times before and stayed on I-Drive & Downtown (Lake Eola) - Much preferred downtown for obvious reasons! Ive had a few meals in places such as Seasons52 and little bars like Dexters? but Im looking for some nice nice foody places to go scoff. Ive heard of Ruths Chris? for steaks and things but there must be other nice posh places
So PH Masseeve, Posh Foody places in Orlando please!
Ive been out a couple of times before and stayed on I-Drive & Downtown (Lake Eola) - Much preferred downtown for obvious reasons! Ive had a few meals in places such as Seasons52 and little bars like Dexters? but Im looking for some nice nice foody places to go scoff. Ive heard of Ruths Chris? for steaks and things but there must be other nice posh places
So PH Masseeve, Posh Foody places in Orlando please!
Go to the Pointe Orlando http://www.pointeorlando.com/diningOption.html at the south end of I-Drive, next to the convention centre, it's just been revamped (nothing like it used to be, more high end now) and there's some nice places down there like capital grille and a nice wine bar too.
Never went to any posh nosh joints when I was out there on the honeymoon years back. Normally just nipped down the pizza joints or something basic.
Worst place by far was what was billed as the "largest" McDonalds somewhere at the south end of International Drive. It was a total hole, and not even that big.
I'm getting hungry .... just remembered the chicken caesar salads at Wolfgang Pucks mmmmmmmmmm
Worst place by far was what was billed as the "largest" McDonalds somewhere at the south end of International Drive. It was a total hole, and not even that big.
I'm getting hungry .... just remembered the chicken caesar salads at Wolfgang Pucks mmmmmmmmmm
I'm off tomorrow.
I always go to Texas De Brazil. http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
And don't forget to book
I always go to Texas De Brazil. http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
And don't forget to book
try the uno bar and grill and the kobe steak house is very good place too. There is a steak house opposite the road from there too but I cant remember the name of it. Its next to ripleys , they cook there steaks on an open fire and they just melt in your mouth! Best steak iv had ...... EVER!
Orlando is not exactly a gastronomic oasis - but there are some nice places - some away from the tourists.
Del Frisco's - Lee Road
Carieras Cucina - Dr Phillips
Timpano Chop House - Dr Phillips
Flying Fish - Disney Boardwalk
Melting Pot (fondue) - Dr Phillips
Roy's (next to Seasons 52)
Memories of India - Turkey Lake Rd
Ruth's Chris is good - but not as good as Del Frisco's in my opinion.
V&A is ridiculously over-priced, but good quality. Slightly up it's own arse (as with most Disney fine dining establishments) - except the Flying Fish, whic has a much more relaxed atmosphere and very good table service.
Del Frisco's - Lee Road
Carieras Cucina - Dr Phillips
Timpano Chop House - Dr Phillips
Flying Fish - Disney Boardwalk
Melting Pot (fondue) - Dr Phillips
Roy's (next to Seasons 52)
Memories of India - Turkey Lake Rd
Ruth's Chris is good - but not as good as Del Frisco's in my opinion.
V&A is ridiculously over-priced, but good quality. Slightly up it's own arse (as with most Disney fine dining establishments) - except the Flying Fish, whic has a much more relaxed atmosphere and very good table service.
Don't know if it qualifies as POSH but is much better than a burger
The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....
http://www.mallatmillenia.com/experience/experienc...
If you like cheesecake it is even better.... the Mall has upmarket stores Apple, Sony, GUCCI, Chanel...... Also has Brio Tuscan Grille, P.F. Chang's China Bistro if you fancy something different. There is also a food court for when the money runs out......
The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....
http://www.mallatmillenia.com/experience/experienc...
If you like cheesecake it is even better.... the Mall has upmarket stores Apple, Sony, GUCCI, Chanel...... Also has Brio Tuscan Grille, P.F. Chang's China Bistro if you fancy something different. There is also a food court for when the money runs out......
SLacKer said:
Don't know if it qualifies as POSH but is much better than a burger
The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....
Actually Cheesecake Factory sell burgers...however they are bloody fantastic, try and finish the 'tons of fun burger', I dare ya'.The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....
Matt Harper said:
Orlando is not exactly a gastronomic oasis - but there are some nice places - some away from the tourists.
Del Frisco's - Lee Road
Carieras Cucina - Dr Phillips
Timpano Chop House - Dr Phillips
Flying Fish - Disney Boardwalk
Melting Pot (fondue) - Dr Phillips
Roy's (next to Seasons 52)
Memories of India - Turkey Lake Rd
Ruth's Chris is good - but not as good as Del Frisco's in my opinion.
V&A is ridiculously over-priced, but good quality. Slightly up it's own arse (as with most Disney fine dining establishments) - except the Flying Fish, whic has a much more relaxed atmosphere and very good table service.
The melting pot fondu restaurant is excellent. There is another posh fish restaurant near this which was also very good.Del Frisco's - Lee Road
Carieras Cucina - Dr Phillips
Timpano Chop House - Dr Phillips
Flying Fish - Disney Boardwalk
Melting Pot (fondue) - Dr Phillips
Roy's (next to Seasons 52)
Memories of India - Turkey Lake Rd
Ruth's Chris is good - but not as good as Del Frisco's in my opinion.
V&A is ridiculously over-priced, but good quality. Slightly up it's own arse (as with most Disney fine dining establishments) - except the Flying Fish, whic has a much more relaxed atmosphere and very good table service.
yellowbentines said:
SLacKer said:
Don't know if it qualifies as POSH but is much better than a burger
The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....
Actually Cheesecake Factory sell burgers...however they are bloody fantastic, try and finish the 'tons of fun burger', I dare ya'.The Cheesecake Factory at The Mall at Millenia (more than just cheesecake on the menu) they even have valet parking.....

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Edited by SLacKer on Wednesday 3rd September 17:14
Owdeeman said:
I'm off tomorrow.
I always go to Texas De Brazil. http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
And don't forget to book
I wouldn't necessarily call Texas De Brazil posh but it is very good. As some of the previous posters have said aim for the less tourist biased restaurants (the concierge or bartender at your hotel should be able to help).I always go to Texas De Brazil. http://www.texasdebrazil.com/
And don't forget to book
There are some good steakhouses Charley's and Ruth's Chris are well known but I also quite like The Captal Grille (also on I-Drive).
Edited by Mosman on Wednesday 3rd September 16:44
My mate had his wedding rehearsal dinner here: http://limoncelloristorante.com/index.html
Really good Italian.
Really good Italian.
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