Best Fine Dining in Orlando

"Location: Orlando’s Restaurant Row, Close to Universal7339 W Sand Lake Rd #400, Orlando, FL 32819. If an upscale dinner with a sophisticated atmosphere sounds more up your alley for a romantic dinner with your special someone, we recommend checking out Ocean Prime. The ambiance is cozy and the handful of amazing booths inside The Lounge create a very intimate space for dining."

"Enjoy an a-la-carte Easter Brunch menu with dishes such as Lobster Toast ($24), Blackened Salmon Salad ($23), French Toast ($15), Crab & Eggs ($19), and Braised Short Rib Surf & Turf ($23) on Easter Sunday, April 4 from 11 a.m."

"Modern American restaurant and lounge serving prime steaks, seafood, and cocktails in Orlando's Restaurant Row. Dress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 407-781-4880. Middle Eastern, 5.9 MILES"

"It's slick and red, chic and modern with a little vintage essence. It's also downtown which makes it altogether unique on this list, but Kres Chophouse isn't just a pretty face, it offers quality dining the opportunistic carnivore will pair with a show at the nearby Amway Center, live music or dancing at a nearby nightclub (perhaps some flamenco at nearby Ceviche) or even a slow stroll around Lake Eola, which bolsters romance as well as digestion. The Elk and Filet Mixed Grill at Kres -Bucatini Pasta, Asparagus, Roasted Red Peppers, Morel Au Poivre Sauce - makes for a generous sampler entree."

"Kres is an upscale, award-winning steakhouse in the heart of Downtown Orlando. They ranked 1st Place for best restaurant in downtown Orlando. The atmosphere is classic due to it's 1930's architecture."

"Chatham's has been wowing Orlando's fans of fine dining since 1988, an impressive feat for any restaurant these days, and that's likely due to a well executed combination of ambiance, service and culinary excellence. From lump Cajun crab cakes to filet mignon, Florida grouper to rack of lamb, the menu is not extensive, but laden with interesting spins on classic dishes. Whatever it is, it keeps diners coming back for special nights out."

"Chatham’s Place has been impressing locals and tourists in Orlando since 1988 with it's acclaimed culinary excellence, and carefully curated service and interior. With this powerful combination, no guest should ever walk out of this upscale restaurant feeling disappointed. From rack of lamb to Florida grouper, filet mignon to Cajun crab, their food selection is designed to put their own twist on every traditional dish."

"Even though it's situated in an Orlando office complex, Chatham’s Place offers a subdued-but-romantic atmosphere suitable for whispered whatnots. The continental menu is small, yet expertly prepared, and it includes filet mignon, breast of duck, chicken Louisiana Creole, and Florida black grouper, among many other choices. Visitors can also enjoy live jazz and blues piano music nightly."

"Eddie V’s Prime Seafood may be a chain restaurant, but it’s not like any chain you’ve come across before. With its artful combination of attentive service, classic dishes, and intimate ambiance, it feels more like the kind of restaurant you’d choose for a special occasion than the kind that comes with a drive-thru. The menu is crammed with excellent dishes, but if you have to choose (which, unfortunately, you do, this being a restaurant an’ all) the Oyster Rockefeller and South African Lobster Pot won’t disappoint."

"If you’re looking for the best seafood restaurants in Orlando then look no further than Eddie V’s. Serving fresh seafood and premium hand-cut steaks, this fine-dining restaurant has a fancy cocktail lounge with live jazz. The menu consists of highly-prized seasonal fish including Norwegian salmon, South African lobster and Georges Bank scallops."

"Eddie V’s Prime Seafood has a winning combination of mouthwatering seafood, aged steaks, and dazzling live music. Fine dining at its best, soak in the sophisticated ambiance of romantically lit rooms with soulful jazz that fills the air as you dine on dishes like jumbo lump crab cake, Chilean sea bass, and filet mignon."

"I finally got a chance to dine inside Russell’s on Lake Ivanhoe and to experience its Sunday brunch, and both experiences were as satisfying as I had hoped them to be. As you’ll recall, Russell’s was one of the venturesome restaurants to open in the middle of the pandemic. During that time, I chose to limit my reviews to takeout offerings."

"Russell’s on Lake Ivanhoe is an upscale dining spot offering guests a number of exclusive offers throughout the week, from happy hour specials to lady’s nights and of course; Sunday brunch. We recommend trying the Cinnamon Roll Waffle or the Breakfast Club."

"North Quarter Tavern’s sister restaurant, Citrus, is a power-lunch hangout and a chic evening destination wrapped into one. Though new to this kitchen, Chef Alex Meyers continues the restaurant’s commitment to locally sourced ingredients —Florida datil pepper, orange, wahoo and Gulf shrimp — while also showing some Southern leanings with dishes like Beef Brisket Flatbread and Molasses-Brined Pork Chops. Photo courtesy of Citrus"

"What’s not to love about a menu that includes lobster fritters, fried Gulf oysters, pan-seared Florida barrelfish and agave lime mussels all on the same card?. Service is always very friendly and attentive too, and the décor is trendy – made to match the extensive line-up of craft beers on offer. Address: Citrus Restaurant, 821 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL, United States, +1 407-373-0622"

"Living up to its New York namesake's reputation, Orlando's version of Bull & Bear pulls out the stops with attentive service and a traditional, club-like steakhouse atmosphere with contemporary touches. Portions are hearty, beef is top-quality and the menu offers both traditional favorites and refreshing surprises; sometimes a melding of the two. Popular favorites include the Bull & Bear Shellfish Platter for two (the crab cocktail is a standout) and the formidable, Fred Flintstone-sized Tomahawk, a blockbuster, bone-in, 38-ounce cut of dry-aged Certified Angus Beef that is carved tableside and dressed with the velvety drippings of a beef-tallow candle."

"Located in The Waldorf Astoria, this luxury steakhouse has a club-like atmosphere with intricate chandeliers and contemporary decor. Here you’ll be served generous portions of hearty, top-quality beef, such as Certified Angus Beef and Certified Black Angus. If you’re looking for fine dining, attentive service, and table side preparation, Bull & Bear is a solid choice."

"They may need to add a sea creature to the restaurant name of Bull & Bear. That's because this stellar restaurant shines for its seafood dishes, like the pan-seared black cod and t..."

"Part of this cuisine is fish: diners rave about the seafood options here. The menu has a good selection of dishes from the sea..."

"It’s Prime Rib all day for Easter at this legendary steakhouse!. If you’re looking for elegance and that old-world ambiance, fine dining level of service, and exceptional classic steakhouse menu, then Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House is bound to be an epic celebration."

"Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House embodies the rich tradition of the classic American steakhouse, serving USDA Prime Beef, fresh seafood and premium wines from our award-winning wine selection."

"In addition to magnificent views from 400 feet in the sky, the 15-person, air-conditioned capsules allow for rides in the rain or shine. Kids especially love riding the Ferris Wheel at night due to the color-changing light show. If you’re searching for the perfect family photo opportunity, this is it!"

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"Speaking of SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium, it’s among the best things to do in Orlando with kids as well!. With more than 5,000 sea creatures, your family can dive into an underwater world of exploration. Don’t miss the 360-degree ocean tunnel where you’ll spot your favorite fish and marine mammals."

"In the shadow of the Orlando Eye and within the I-Drive 360 entertainment complex stands a kaleidoscope of underwater colors, where you…"

"The Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe is a unique attraction in a place that’s filled with bright lights and theme parks. Originally built to provide a home for worship for Catholic tourists visiting the Orlando area, this Latin rite basilica has become a tourist attraction in its own right. And while it still holds daily services, many visitors to the city head there just to see the magnificent architecture."