Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Two ranked tables hide inside the neighborhood — a Michelin-selected brunch house and a No. 6 Italian room — and two famous food corridors wait at its labeled edges. Colonialtown dining, honestly mapped.
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Split by East Colonial Drive into an 1883-platted historic south and a 1911 Highland Grove north, Colonialtown hides its best tables in its houses and its services along the corridor. The complete guide to Orlando’s most residential neighborhood.
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Two ranked rooms on Virginia Drive, a No. 6 sushi spot on Mills, a breakfast institution on Antique Row and a brewery named for a lost amusement park — Ivanhoe’s dining bench, reviewed.
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No rankings have scored Clermont yet — so this is a researched map instead: The Crooked Spoon by the tower, the Montrose Street Market food hall, Pepe’s Cantina, Crafted’s steakhouse room and the Sunday market crowd.
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MICHELIN-listed pizza at one end, tamales and doughnuts at the other, wood-fired Italian and an Irish pub kitchen in between. The complete Curry Ford corridor table, in walking order.
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A diner, a family Mexican room, a market-counter taqueria, brick-oven pizza and a Puerto Rican potato — Conway’s two corridors hold a complete neighborhood table.
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A verandah drink at the Lakeside Inn, the lighthouse at golden hour, then 1921 Mount Dora or the book-lined Goblin Market: the complete Mount Dora date night, an hour from Orlando and a world away.
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No rankings yet — Mount Dora hasn’t been scored — so this is a research-led map instead: the 1921 house, the book-lined Goblin Market, lake-view Pisces Rising, a cellar pub and the cafés in between.
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Two Michelin stars, a 25-year sushi institution, coastal oysters, family Italian and a veteran-owned brewery — Baldwin Park’s whole table fits on one walkable street.
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Dedicated in 2015 around Center Lake Park, Oviedo’s new downtown pairs an amphitheater lawn and splash pad with its best cluster of dinner tables.
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