Orlando's Best Hotel Dining

A superb American dining experience in an Everglades-themed setting.

Reviews:

• “good atmosphere, below average service”
• “Deviant”
• “This is REALLY good …!!!”
• “An exquisite dining experience!”
• “Wow, a really superb meal”

Tips: Complimentary valet service is available.

Old Hickory Steakhouse

63 acres of luxury beckon you to this haven just outside the theme parks.

Reviews:

• “Poor overall service "
• “The finest getaway in Central Florida”
• “Breathtaking”
• “wonderful food and wonderful atmosphere”
• “Excellent Resort”

Tips: There’s no better time than Christmastime when the resort carves 2 million pounds of ice into a winter wonderland.

Gaylord Palms Resort

Celeb chef serves up outstanding New World cuisine in an elegant resort setting.

Reviews:

• “A night to remember”
• “Superb Fine Dining”
• “New Years!!!”
• “Best Food We’ve Ever Had!!!”
• “My new favorite!”

Tips: Dining options: a three-course prix fixe ($55) or five-course tasting menu ($85, wine selections an additional $55) that changes monthly.

Norman’s

High-end dining from the premier restaurant at the Grand Cypress Resort.

Reviews:

• “Outstanding Sunday Brunch Experience”
• “An Epicurean Delight”
• “Chef’s Table or Brunch – best in town”

Tips: Sunday brunch features the hotel’s own champagne in unlimited supply. The selection of food—which takes a team of 20 chefs three days to prepare—is so extensive that servers escort patrons on a tour.

La Coquina

Shula’s winning tradition on the field continues at this classy steakhouse chain.

Reviews:

• “Best Steak in Town!”
• “For Orlando, Great…Anywhere Else, Not Really.”
• “very poor restaurant”
• “not so memorable”
• “Best Steak in town”

Shula’s Steak House

Open 24 hours a day, this Peabody Hotel eatery is known for both its great food and its extended service.

Reviews:

• “Worth Moving For”
• “mmmmmmmm best meal ever”
• “Best Corned Beef Hash and Egg Benedicts in Orlando”
• “B for the Best”

Tips: Keep an eye out for the world-famous Peabody ducks as they march to the marble fountain in the hotel’s lobby.

B-Line Diner

Step aboard the jolly, lagoon-moored S.S. Gaylord for some tasty Floribbean cuisine, Key West-Hemingway ambience, and tropical-style diversions.

Reviews:

• “Best seafood ever”
• “Nancy R. & family”
• “Unusual and unusually good”
• “Wasting away at Sunset Sam’s……”
• “Key West In Orlando”

Tips: Make reservations well in advance, but if you have to wait, pass the time discovering the resort’s Castillo de San Marcos.

Sunset Sam’s Fish Camp

A culinary homage to Key West and its most famous resident at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort.

Reviews:

• “Mr Jones”
• “another world”

Tips: Hemingways has a vast selection of rums from Barbados, Haiti, Virgin Islands, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and, of course, Jamaica.

Hemingways

Located in the Caribe Royal Resort, this luxury restaurant serves foie gras, lamb rack, confit of duck and other upscale dishes.

Tips: Planning a big event? Reserve the entire space for private business and social functions.

Venetian Room

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