Top Best French Restaurants in Orlando

"Located in Grand Oak Village, La Café de Paris offers a slice of Parisian charm in the heart of Orlando. The delightful Francophile bistro serves an array of French-inspired fare, house-roasted coffee and specialty drinks, freshly baked pastries, and homemade gelato. The all-day menu includes breakfast, lunch, and early dinner with creative takes on traditional classics such as vegetable omelets, breakfast and panini sandwiches, homemade quiches, croque monsieur and croque madams, and savory crêpes."

"Address: 5170 Dr Phillips Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat 9am-8pm, Sun 10am-3pmPhone: (407) 293-2326Website: http://www.shopcafeparis.com/. Owned by French owners Claude and Chantal, Le Café de Paris is self-described as a ‘family affair’. Serving a vast breakfast and lunch menu along with pastries and coffee, the café welcomes anyone wanting an authentic Parisian experience."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Marco Ooi used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. Le Cafe De Paris in Orlando, Florida really makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a Parisian cafe."

"Le Gourmet Break brings Paris to Orlando with a charming bistro-style eatery offering a selection of crêpes, homemade quiches, freshly baked pastries, and house-roasted coffee in a bright and airy environment. An excellent spot for breakfast and great coffee, Le Gourmet Break serves a creative menu of dishes ranging from three-egg omelets and egg scrambles to omelet bagels and croissants, French breakfasts of baguettes and jam, a selection of mouthwatering pastries, and gourmet sandwiches and wraps. Fresh salads and homemade soups are also on offer, along with croquet monsieur and madams, panini and croissants sandwiches, quiche of the day, and sweet and savory crêpes."

"Central Business District's Le Gourmet Break, located at 150 S. Magnolia Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the cafe, bakery and breakfast and brunch spot 4.5 stars out of 377 reviews."

"Le Coq Au Vin brings the authentic tastes and flavors of France to the heart of Orlando. Opened in 1976, the elegant, fine dining restaurant specializes in refined French country cuisine using locally sourced ingredients and produce from regional artisans, producers, and farmers. Signature dishes include fresh Florida frog legs, Alsace-style crab cake, foie gras, Oscar-style seared scallops, and steak tartare, and the cuisine is accompanied by a range of domestic and imported wines, craft beers by the bottle, and a variety of handcrafted cocktails made with premium spirits."

"Le Coq au Vin and Chez Vincent often go head to head for the best French restaurant in Orlando Sentinel's annual Foodie Awards. While the food (French onion soup, caramelized onion tart, baked brie cheese, and other specialties) is just as beautiful here as it is at Chez Vincent, Le Coq au Vin presents it in a cozier, country-inspired setting. It's closer for folks staying in Orlando proper, too."

"In order to combine modern flavors with some traditional cuisine, one has to be an outstanding chef. Well, Le Coq Au Vin is home to two of the world-renowned chefs who definitely meet this standard. These two include Chef Pitz and Chef Perrotte who have been in the business for decades."

"Ever since 1997, the Hannibal Square of Winter Park has homed the Chez Vincent restaurant. Led by Chef Vincent and his wife, this location has won multiple awards including Best New Restaurant, Best Desserts, and the Golden Palm Restaurant trophy. Additionally, one of the recent awards includes recognition as the Best French Restaurant in 2009."

"Chez Vincent is about a 20-minute drive from Orlando in Winter Park. It's the brainchild of a real French chef who has garnered culinary experience from around the globe. You'll find plenty of amour in the air at this chic date spot, reminiscent of something you'd find in Paris."

"Address: 4932 New Broad St, Orlando, FL 32814Hours: Tue-Fri 7:30am-4pm, Sat 7:30am-6pm, Sun 7:30-4pmPhone: (407) 960-5906Website: https://www.facebook.com/Cafe-906-253770161327543/. Credit: Yelp User Lisa W. – Iced Chai with Soy"

"Le Gourmet Break brings Paris to Orlando with a charming bistro-style eatery offering a selection of crêpes, homemade quiches, freshly baked pastries, and house-roasted coffee in a bright and airy environment. An excellent spot for breakfast and great coffee, Le Gourmet Break serves a creative menu of dishes ranging from three-egg omelets and egg scrambles to omelet bagels and croissants, French breakfasts of baguettes and jam, a selection of mouthwatering pastries, and gourmet sandwiches and wraps. Fresh salads and homemade soups are also on offer, along with croquet monsieur and madams, panini and croissants sandwiches, quiche of the day, and sweet and savory crêpes."

"Central Business District's Le Gourmet Break, located at 150 S. Magnolia Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the cafe, bakery and breakfast and brunch spot 4.5 stars out of 377 reviews."

"Found at: Loews Royal Pacific ResortBut Feels Like You’re in: The South SeasReservations Accepted: Yes (and Recommended)Suggested Attire: Resort CasualPrice: $$$ (entrees $24-$36). Tchoup Chop (pronounced chop-chop) is Emeril Lagasse’s second restaurant at the Universal Orlando Resort. Your first time through the door is liable to take your breath away, as the restaurant boasts some of the most beautiful and interesting décor in Orlando."

"After having fun in Universal Orlando we moved to Tchoup Chop for lunch. I must say the best experience I have ever had. The food, atmosphere and…"

"This ultramodern, conveyor belt sushi restaurant offers a seemingly endless array of beautifully presented options. It’s that easy, fun and delicious. Located in Grand Court, next to MAC Cosmetics"

"There are 16 places to eat amid the 700,000 square feet of shopping space at this Orlando Premium Outlets installment, but if we were you, we'd run our engines on coffee and Pinkberry and save room to discuss the day's spoils at one of I-Drive's zillion options for eats and drinks. This outlet center (perhaps better be described as a campus) is comprised of two larger malls and four strip centers. As you navigate, you'll happen upon familiar names including Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Juicy Couture, Neiman Marcus Last Call, Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein, Chico's and many, many ..."

"A bargain shopper’s dream, the Orlando International Premium Outlets on International Drive has 175 stores filled with deeply discounted high-end fashion, jewelry, gifts, perfumes, luggage, and so much more. Inside the largest outlet mall in the southeast you’ll find stores featuring brand names such as Coach, Cole Haan, Guess, Lacoste, Nike, and Polo Ralph Lauren."

"Waterford Lakes is relatively sprawling for a walkable, outdoor shopping center, and it could use some shade, but the "camouflaged" rock speakers piping in music as you stroll its sidewalks are a nice touch. The concentration of shopping, however â€" big-box operations like BestBuy, Bed, Bath & Beyond and Super Target, mall-staples that include Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works, chain restaurants such as Five Guys Burgers, California Pizza Kitchen and Miller's Ale House, and even small, specialty food shops like Sweet! By Good Golly Miss Holly â€" makes it a natural one-stop venue for area residents looking to knock a few errands off at once and grab something to eat in the process. Interestingly, Waterford Lakes also hosts quite a few events, farmer's markets, carnivals and festivals, which can make your regular weekend visit into a more pleasant diversion than expected."