Orlando has watched two late-night favorites get sent to the grave just this past month. Gringos Locos and Los Tres Golpes have both suddenly shut their doors, much to the displeasure of the after-midnight snackers (and post-drinking diners).
But fear not, hungry Orlando. The city is still home to a wide variety of restaurants and quick-service eateries open past midnight. Asian fusion, creatively prepared pizza, Korean barbecue, smashburgers and more eats are readily available to satisfy you well into the night.
Here’s where to find them.
54 W. Church St., Orlando
This sci-fi-themed cantina dishes out comfort food and boba tea until 3 a.m. Credit: Bao Spot/Google Maps
720 N. Mills Ave., Orlando
Tori Tori is both a modern cocktail bar and a hotspot for traditional Japanese pub food in Orlando’s Mills 50 district. From the mind of Domu’s Sean “Sonny” Nguyen, the spot offers classic and creative cocktails, sake, beer and wine, and eats like scallop crudo and wagyu gyoza. Open ’til 2 a.m. Credit: Tori Tori/Facebook
66 E. Pine St., Orlando
This burger joint joined downtown’s eatery lineup back in 2023. It adds Latin flair to each smashburger, with influences of Puerto Rican and Cuban flavors. It’s open until 2 a.m. on weekends.
5310 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
This all-you-can-eat sushi and Korean barbecue restaurant is the perfect Colonial Drive stop to make on a very empty stomach. Take your pick of proteins and sushi and nibble the night away (until it closes at 1 a.m.). Credit: Izziban Sushi
805 E. Washington St., Orlando
The Classic Thornton Park offers everything from burgers and patty melts to fried pork chops and poutine, and it’s open until 2 a.m. daily.
Credit: The Classic/Google Maps
959 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park
Nontraditional pizza house concept Perla’s Pizza lives in Winter Park and is open until midnight weekdays and 1 a.m. on weekends. Michael Collantes’ creative concept is known for its slew of unconventional toppings and flavor combinations. Credit: via Perla's Pizza/Google Maps
1011 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
Jumbo hand-tossed and customizable slices of pie, beer and plenty more to eat has been on offer at this all-day and late-night Mills 50 eatery for nearly 20 years. The Colonial Drive location serves late-night grubbers until 2:30 a.m. Credit: Lazy Moon
7379 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando
One of Orlando Weekly’s top 10 restaurants that opened in 2024, Pocha 93’s Korean street food focus is seen in its menu highlights like potato pork soup, braised pork belly, fish-shaped waffles and more. Open until 2 a.m. Credit: photo by Rob Bartlett
12140 Collegiate Way, Orlando
The Dough Show may have several locations across North and Central Florida, but no less care is taken in crafting an authentic Middle Eastern eatery experience at each location. Orlando’s location opened in 2023 and has continued to impress diners with its traditional flavors and dough made in-house ever since. Credit: photo by Rob Bartlett
1241 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
The Moderne is a contemporary cocktail bar serving (until 2 a.m.) a rotating menu of both classic and reinvented beverages, plus tasty Asian-inspired tapas. Credit: Google Maps
7335 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando
American Social is a vibrant gastropub and restaurant serving up comforting American fare and craft brews. It could be a perfect spot to snap back to reality after a day in the most magical place on Earth. Open until 2 a.m. Credit: Photo via American Social/Facebook
523 Virginia Drive, Orlando
The storied Hideaway Bar, home base for the Orlando Miami Dolphins fan club, serves classic favorites such as the Hot Marino sandwich, named for Dolphins icon Dan Marino. Plus, it boasts a covered outdoor patio and is open until 2 a.m. Credit: The Hideaway Bar
8548 Palm Parkway, Orlando
Chef Lewis Lin and managing partner Kenny Ly came together to create this “retro-themed izakaya” offering exquisite ramen, yakitori and takoyaki. Stuffed with Showa-era collectibles, vintage ads and decorations, Susuru is an experience and a dining destination all in one. And it’s open until 11 a.m. weekdays and midnight on weekends (only 10 p.m. on Sunday, though!). Credit: Susuru
Various locations
Mexican street tacos are the featured menu item at Tacos My Guey, which serves Orlando’s hungriest out of several outposts around the area until 3 a.m. Credit: Tacos My Guey/Facebook
802 Virginia Drive, Orlando
Santiago’s may be better known for its lunch and dinner eats, but the spot is open until 1 a.m. and dishes out its “globally inspired” tapas until then. Credit: Santiago's Bodega
75 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
This casual spot on Colonial Drive offers Mexican dishes and lots of beer and cocktails to wash it all down. It’s open daily until 2 a.m. Credit: The Tavern/Facebook
900 E. Washington St., Orlando
This Thornton Park sports bar serves cocktails and “Northeast-influenced cuisine” like cheesesteaks, Italian sandwiches, wings and more until midnight every night of the week. Credit: Cavo's/Google Maps
18 N. Dollins Ave., Orlando
Drunken Dumpling is a long-loved takeout spot for those who work late, play late or just love a good meal past 2 a.m. It specializes in, of course, dumplings, but also serves plenty of other Asian favorites. Plus, for whatever reason, Puerto Rican eats. But hey, we’re definitely not complaining. Drunken Dumpling is open until 4 a.m. nightly, but closed Mondays. Credit: Drunken Dumpling/Instagram
2615 N. Pine Hills Road, Orlando
StreetWise Urban Food offers catering services focused on big flavor and catering to customers’ personalized dining needs. The spot serves until 11:30 p.m. nightly, except for Tuesdays and Wednesdays, which are its only days closed. Credit: StreetWise Urban Food
705 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando
This authentic Korean restaurant stays open til 1 a.m. every night of the week except for Sunday, and dishes out several AYCE options and endless Korean barbecue goodness. Credit: Bulgogi House
20 S. Orange Ave., Orlando
Open late until 4 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Mochiry offers mochi donuts, Korean hot dogs, ramen, waffles and boba in the former Downtown Pourhouse space. Credit: Mochiry Downtown Orlando/Facebook
932 N. Mills Ave., Orlando
Tako Cheena is a combination of “food truck meets restaurant,” the business says. And its Mills Avenue location plus late hours and fusion-flavored cheap menu brings the hungry crowds. Late-night patrons happily scarf down spicy-sweet Korean chicken tacos, African beef and quinoa burritos, and Chinese sausage “Japadogs.” It closes at 4 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Credit: Tako Cheena/Google Maps
28 S. Orange Ave., Orlando
This restaurant goes fast-casual with a menu of noodle dishes, stir-fry, wings and hibachi bowls offering “bold flavors” until it closes at 3 a.m. Guests can expect Mongolian beef chow fun, orange chicken chow mein, beef hokkien noodles and wings in garlic, honey-garlic and pepper flavors. Credit: Noodle Shawty
