Orlando's Best First Date Spot 2008

Brazilian gauchos carve as much grilled meat as you can eat. And if that’s not enough, there’s a huge salad bar too.

Reviews:

• “Great Service and Food!!!!”
• “kat 1871 is a meanspirited wench”
• “Worth a visit even if you’re a local!”
• " BRASIL PEOPLE SHOULD ONLY WORK FLOOR. "
• “Best place for great steak!!! "

Tips: Some of the carved meats may have unfamiliar names, but your server can explain the menu. A salad-bar-only option is available for light eaters, too.

Texas de Brazil

Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse’s Citywalk restaurant kicks up Orlando cuisine to notches unknown.

Reviews:

• “Overpriced – Poor service, Unedible food”
• “Excellent food, ambiance and service!!”
• “Emerils’ Orlando – Very Disappointing and WAY OVERPRICED – BAM!”
• “Tourist trap…bad service and atmosphere inside”
• “Food excellent, service and atmosphere not so much”

Tips: Take note: You’ll need to book months in advance, especially for a weekend night.

Emeril’s

This cozy, family-run restaurant offers great Italian food and a romantic view.

Reviews:

• “Great customer service, the entire staff very attentive”
• “The Best”
• “Great Italian Dining!”
• “Don’t waste your time and money!”
• “There’s a Better Place!!”

Tips: Sip champagne while strolling through Enzo’s sculpture garden. Watching the sun set over Lake Fairy is the perfect ending to a romantic night out.

Enzo’s on the Lake

Patrons can enjoy a poolside snack or refreshing cocktail at this laid-back spot located in the Hard Rock Hotel.

Pool Bar

Eclectic, often wild atmosphere provides the perfect setting for munching on a wide selection of gourmet tapas.

Reviews:

• “awesome atmosphere, great food”
• “the art should be the only thing talking”
• “The Place to Go!”
• “Looking for a different experience…”
• “Cool place!”

Tips: The more people in your group, the more dishes you can sample; two choices will satisfy all but the most hearty eaters.

Cafe Tu Tu Tango

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