Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Orlando

"Restaurants Orwin Manor. This local brewery is run by the same team that own the next door restaurant, The Ravenous Pig. The craft beer spot has year-round staples like Lone Palm golden ale and the Working Man porter, as well as a rotating selection of seasonal and limited-edition beers."

"Opened back in the year 2007, the restaurant is run by the pair of husband and wife. The bar was nominated for James Beard award and this is enough to prove the taste of foods served here. It offers probably the finest Florida cuisine recipes you will ever try in the city."

"It’s no surprise that the opening of this beloved gastropub back in 2007 coincided with Orlando’s rise as a culinary hot spot. While its owners James and Julie Petrakis have not stopped opening other ventures around the city (including..."

"The Boheme is a stylish and sophisticated spot on Orange Avenue that boasts an elegant setting with original artworks and modern décor for an upscale breakfast experience. The swanky eatery draws a crowd for early morning coffee and pastries, and long, languid mimosa and Bloody Mary-infused Sunday jazz brunches. The Grand Bohemian Sunday Brunch is a must with a delectable array of mouthwatering choices, including specialty chef’s stations, a la carte side items, and unlimited mimosas."

"Hotel: a delicious word that conjures crisp sheets, sleeping in, vacation. "Brunch" is another sleep-in kind of word. And when the accommodations in question are as top-tier as the Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando, then you know the brunch - in this case a Jazz Brunch at its acclaimed Boheme restaurant - is going to be something truly exceptional."

"That’s the motto of one of the most bougie Orlando brunch spots, The Boheme. Located in the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Downtown, Orlando, brunch at the Boheme is a fine dining experience. Sure you’ve heard of a power lunch, but a power brunch?"

"Located on the trendy Park Ave, Prato is a popular Italian eatery named after Tuscany’s second-largest city and the hub of the Slow Food movement. Here you’ll find stylized interpretations of classic dishes using local ingredients. With a centerpiece wood-burning oven used for making pizzas, freshly made pasta, and a made-from-scratch menu that changes regularly, Prato is where to go to get your Italian fix."

"Prato’s style of cooking can be defined as classic Italian with an emphasis on local ingredients. This, coupled with the restaurant’s sleek wood-and-brick decor, makes for a modern dining experience with a cool, rustic vibe. A signature special beloved by locals is the Widowmaker pizza, which is topped with caciocavallo cheese, romesco, fennel sausage and an egg in the center."

"Prato Winter Park is another great Italian spot conveniently located right on Park Ave. Here you can enjoy an extensive menu of Italian classics."

"Stardust Video & Coffee is a longstanding staple of the Audubon Park Garden District. It may be tough to find a parking space, but the effort is totally worth it. In addition to coffee, Stardust serves up a variety of creative cocktails and a healthy food menu."

"This staple of Audubon Park hits the spot when you want a local spot with a quirky vibe and cheap eats. From coffee, cocktails, and wine to sandwiches, salads, and vegan options (tempeh, anyone?), Stardust serves up a little bit of everything."

"Since we moved to Orlando, we've been slowly discovering cool little place like Stardust. Dandelion, Drunken Monkey, White Wolf all fall in the…"

"The Fun New American Restaurant in Thornton Park features hand-crafted mule cocktails that pair perfectly with their new brunch menu. Looking for something sweet and savory?. Their "Who Woke Up First" dish mixes southern comfort with breakfast favorites."

"Great place, wife and I had a few sandwiches and both were really tasty. Definitely plan on coming back and having a mule!"

"Free Wi-Fi And Parking And A Pool Make Our Guests Very Happy At The Non-Smoking Econo Lodge Inn & Suites Maingate Central. The Hotel Has 98 Basic Rooms In A Two-Story Building With Exterior Corridors. Desktop Computers Are In Each Room And Available For A Nominal Fee."

"The Orlando Improv is a comedy club that brings you premier stand up comedy in Florida. The minimum age for admission is 21 and over, with valid I.D. Phone: 407-480-5233."

"Impressed with the fire dragon roll It was so good I ordered a second one Happy Hour 4 to 6 is great More reviews"

"A stalwart of the city’s sushi landscape, this urbane sushi house has always reflected a commitment to sourcing and artistry while respecting tradition. That it’s entering its 15th year should be no surprise to anyone, least of all the regulars who come to the airy North Quarter digs to indulge in a spate of rolls (more than 50 are offered) like the notable “Maine,” featuring a whole tempura lobster tail, and the “Aloha” with a mix of unagi and snow crab."

"This unpretentious spot in downtown Orlando is on a relatively sleepy section of the downtown business district. The sushi is compact, fresh and very traditional. Fresh fish specials rotate, and the sashimi is always delicate and sumptuous."

"The conversations flow as freely as the beverages in Zeta Asia, a magnificent gathering place in the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek. Zeta Asia offers a sophisticated..."