Where to Eat in Winter Springs Right Now
A thirty-year Sicilian institution, a Town Center trio of Italian, Greek and sushi, serious breakfast rooms and one grand estate: the complete, honest map of where to eat in Winter Springs.
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A thirty-year Sicilian institution, a Town Center trio of Italian, Greek and sushi, serious breakfast rooms and one grand estate: the complete, honest map of where to eat in Winter Springs.
Read MoreFamily-owned since the early 1990s, Stefano’s Trattoria serves handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and a decade of local best-Italian honors to a dining room full of regulars. A profile of Winter Springs’ defining restaurant.
Read MoreFamily-owned, owner-run and fiercely local, Chimento’s serves the Italian-American canon on New York Avenue to regulars who drive in from two counties away. A profile.
Read MoreBrick-oven New York-style pizza, garlic knots and family recipes at 1006 State Road 436 — how Vinzo’s became Casselberry’s Italian dining room, and why the corridor still runs on it.
Read MoreTwo 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.
Read MoreFamily-owned, ranked No. 6 for Italian in Orlando with a Net Score of 91.9, and closed on Sundays like a family should be. A profile of The Fisherman on Primrose Drive — lasagna, veal parmigiana and all.
Read MoreGreg Gentile stacked a formal Italian dining room on top of a market café in 1989 and the critics sniggered — three decades on, the format looks like prophecy, and Maitland still climbs both staircases weekly.
Read MoreAntonio’s two floors, Francesco’s Sicilian oven, Luke’s Park Avenue-grade American cooking, sushi and Greek around City Hall, and KOS’s Scandinavian coffee: Maitland’s compact, serious food scene, mapped.
Read MoreTerramia, Antica and Papa Joe’s all rank in Orlando’s top ten Italian restaurants — and they could not be more different. How to choose the right Altamonte Italian table for your night.
Read MoreAntica ranks No. 3 for pizza and No. 4 for Italian in Orlando — a small SR-436 room built around a 900-degree wood-fired oven, handmade pasta and a market case worth the trip alone.
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