I've got my tee times and I've filled my dance card for my trip, now I need to fill my belly. Any suggestions for eateries with talented kitchens? Feel free to respond or pm. Can't wait for some sun.
There are a lot of great options in Orlando!
My to do list (not in any partyicular order- and I haven't yet eaten at all of them):
Chef's Table at the Edgwater
http://chefstableattheedgewater.com/
Sapporo Ramen
http://www.viewmenu.com/sapporo-ramen-1/menu
Ceviche
http://www.ceviche.com/
Luma on Park
http://www.lumaonpark.com/
The Ravenous Pig
http://www.theravenouspig.com/
deep blu seafood grille
http://deepbluorlando.com/
Hawkers Asian Street Fare
http://m.yelp.com/biz/hawkers-asian-street-fare-orlando
Le Coq au Vin
http://lecoqauvinrestaurant.com/
The Boheme
http://www.grandbohemianhotel.com/dining/restaurant/
Hillstone (beautiful views!)
http://www.hillstone.com/
Amura for sushi
http://www.amura.com/
Dandelion Communitea Cafe (vegan)
http://www.dandelioncommunitea.com
They opened a location in Orlando. They have been featured all over the news and top chefs agree that their "twisted farm food" is a must as long as your not on a diet. It's all American outrageousness oversized portions! Don't miss the BLT Bloody Mary and their sage fried chicken and bacon filled waffles! Just do it! Best breakfast in the world!
Kisses
Elle Vegas
Hemingway's in the Hyatt Hotel is the best
try Lee & Ricks. They'll shuck em as fast as you can eat em.
Hep