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Another Broken Egg

430 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park Area

407-790-7868

Breakfast/Brunch

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Brass Tap

1632 N. Mills Ave. Mills 50

407-270-9538

Bar/Pub, Pub Grub

6 articles
Crafted Block and Brew

2417 Hiawassee Road South

407-601-6887

Pub Grub, Bar/Pub

Equal parts craft beer joint, sports bar and restaurant, Crafted endeavors to be something for everyone with mixed results. The modern pub-grub fare is highlighted by a decent selection of messy burgers fashioned from a mix of short rib, brisket and chuck. The cottage pie with steak tips is also worth considering, but be wary of overdressed Cajun snapper and insipid barbecue-rubbed grilled wings. There’s a nice selection of craft brews available on tap or by the bottle.

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The Egg and I

2380 S. Orange Ave. SoDo

407-244-5077

Breakfast/Brunch

1 article
Enzian Theater

1300 S. Orlando Ave., Maitland Winter Park Area

407-629-0054

Movie Theater (Independent), American, Bar/Pub, Kid Friendly

Food and film: It's an odd combination, but it works, even if there are a few interruptions while watching the movie. Order staples like buttered popcorn, soft pretzels or chocolate-chip cookies, or get fancy with creative salads, sandwiches and pizzas. The al fresco Eden bar is a good place to grab a cocktail before the show.

12 events 169 articles
Fish on Fire

7937 Daetwyler Drive South

(407) 812-6881

Seafood, Bar/Pub, Smoking Prohibited, Kid Friendly

If you’re into fishing and boating around the Conway chain of lakes, you’re sure to make friends here – a lot of the patrons are Belle Isle and Conway residents who appreciate this place for its completely unpretentious, laid-back Florida fish camp kind of feel.
Highball & Harvest

Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes, 4012 Central Florida Parkway I-Drive/Universal

407-393-4422

American, Southern/Soul

The Ritz-Carlton’s farm-to-table resto caters to the city’s food-conscious millennials with Southern-inspired dishes employing local, farm-fresh ingredients. While some flavor and texture combinations need to be worked on (blackened grouper with an incompatible hominy ragout, for example), you’ll mostly find competently executed plates of comfort food issuing from Mark Jeffers’ kitchen. You won’t go wrong with a starter of duck and andouille gumbo, followed by an outstanding skirt steak, capped with sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Don’t miss ham-hock-infused boiled peanuts.

5 articles
Mamak Asian Street Food

1231 E. Colonial Drive Mills 50

407-270-4688

Pan-Asian, Noodles, Malaysian, Menu

Mamak brings a semblance of Malaysia’s food-stall culture to Mills 50 with plenty of pan-Asian noodle soups, wok-fired delicacies and small plates. From beef bulgogi and seasoned cod in black bean sauce to char kway teow and kari mee, the dishes here are exemplary and thoroughly gratifying. Get a plate of stir-fried green beans to nosh on throughout your meal. To end, sweet ice kacang is a cold comfort.

4 articles
Mynt

535 W. New England Ave. Winter Park Area

407-636-7055

Indian, Good To-Go

Mynt operates as a restaurant in Winter Park, Florida. Mynt also offers online food delivery and has catering services. Mynt serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian preparations following authentic Indian recipes. Freshness of food, lip-smacking taste, wholesome portions and affordable pricing makes Mynt a top preferred restaurant in Orlando, Florida. Keywords : restaurants in winter park fl,restaurants at winter park florida,winter park lunch restaurants,best lunch place in winter park

2 articles
P Is For Pie Bake Shop

2806 Corrine Drive Audubon Park

407-745-4743

Bakery, Menu

2 articles
Quantum Leap Winery

1312 Wilfred Drive Mills 50

Wine, Wine Bar

It’s a sophisticated space with a nifty cork floor and a deep front porch. Their flights are reasonably priced and somewhat of a novelty, since much of the wine is served on tap. Knowledgeable guides will help you explore their locally bottled, sustainable wine. Plus, a portion of the sale of every bottle of Kaley’s Rescue Red Blend supports the Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando.

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Ra Sushi

9101 International Drive I-Drive/Universal

407-454-5600

Japanese/Sushi

Trendy sushi joint is a magnet for the uninitiated, so those looking for a slightly more authentic sushi experience need look elsewhere. While flavor fizzles in such dishes as “Ra”-ckin Shrimp and “Ra”-llipops, striped-bass nigiri and octopus sashimi shine. The cocktail crowd can feast on sushi and drink specials weekdays from 4-7 p.m.

1 article
Stardust Video and Coffee

1842 E. Winter Park Road Audubon Park

407-623-3393

All Ages Club, Tea, Vegetarian/Vegan, Music Club, Coffee house (independent), Casual, Kid Friendly, Staff Pick

Stardust started life as a video rental place that served coffee and over the years has morphed to serve the changing desires of the community. Among its many functions (work and study spot, café, live music venue, market host) and despite its ramshackle air, the ’dust is prized by anyone looking for a quality buzz. The bartenders of the Slanted and Enchanted Bar (in the big room) are given free rein to come up with inventive craft cocktails; the Scotch Bar (in the smaller room) stocks exquisite bottles; and the bottled beer and cider selection is choice. For many, it’s a home away from home.

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Teak Neighborhood Grill

6400 Time Square Ave. West

407-313-5111

Burgers, American, Good To-Go, Takeout, Curbside Pickup, Online Ordering, Menu

Providing free delivery within a three-mile radius of both locations through DoorDash.

5 articles
Wing Shack

4650 E. Michigan St. South

407-381-4798

Bar/Pub, Barbecue, Menu

Wing Shack is a quintessential American sports bar. It’s local, it’s reasonably friendly and it’s designed with the sports fan in mind: Whether you’re at a table or sitting at the bar, you can see a TV from pretty much any vantage point. When football season is on, this place is hoppin’ on game nights. It’s a place where people gather to watch the game, eat bar food and down pitchers of inexpensive beer.

2 articles