Recommended Restaurants Outside Disney

[jxgallan]

I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this question but is there a web site of recommended affordable family restaurants outside of Disney.

We will be spending a few days exploring other sites in Orlando and I need help finding a good place to eat.

Thanks,

Juanita

 

[PrincessDadx2]

On the Orlando Hotels and Attractions board there is a best offsite restaurant thread:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=498998

HTH

 

[Chesire]

My husband and I LOVED the Orlando Ale House, affordable and great food Unfortunately, he has a bad habbit of calling it the Orlando Out House!

 

[stacie_d]

We really loved "Sweet Tomatoes." It was located near the Beltz outlets. It is a chain, but there are none around where we live. It was really good and really affordable.

 

[InnoventionsGuy]

The Sweet Tomatoes restaurant is all-you-can-eat good, healthy food. Use the "Orlando 1" location on Kirkman Road as this is in a good area and closer to Disney (and Universal).

My neighborhood has the Market Street Cafe with family-oriented food and prices. If you would like to try something different, their veggie burger is homemade and it is amazing (except for Sunday nights -- different chef I guess?). I highly recommend this place for families for lunch or dinner.

For Japaneese food, try Seito Sushi. The Celebration location will be closer, but both are good places. To get affordable food, try the lunch box specials on the last page. The chicken teriyaki is excellent at $7.95. Be sure to go for lunch as prices will almost double for dinner.

These are just a few I can think of right away; Orlando is loaded with offsite restaurants, both one-of-a-kinds and chains. You won't have any problem finding them on International Drive, route 192, or the Millennia Mall.

P.S. If you want to keep either the Market Street Cafe or Seito menus, please download them to your PC, as this web space may only be temporary.