Where to eat in Orlando: lists by category

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

These are our lists of places to eat inside Orlando’s city limits, one page per kind of food. Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside the city boundary, the same data behind our local directory, and each place is checked against its own website. Every list is alphabetical. None of them is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody pays to be on them. Run a restaurant that is missing? Write to us.

The lists

Where to get wings. Five places at 12 locations, most of them on the big commercial roads: Kirkman Road, South Semoran Boulevard, International Drive and East Colonial Drive, plus a brewery kitchen on Virginia Drive. Seven of the locations are Wingstop shops.

Where to get pizza. Sixteen pizza places, from late-night slice shops downtown and in Mills 50 to Brazilian-style pizzerias in MetroWest, deep dish on Sand Lake Road and two pizzerias in Lake Nona.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Eleven places at 15 locations, including taco shops downtown and in SoDo, three Tijuana Flats restaurants and two Agave Azul restaurants.

Where to get barbecue. Seven barbecue restaurants: two in SoDo on South Orange Avenue, three on South Semoran Boulevard near the airport, one in Mills 50 that now shares a kitchen with a pizzeria, and one on Conroy Road.

Breakfast and coffee. Twelve breakfast places and coffee shops at 14 locations: independent roasters and cafes downtown, in Mills 50, the Milk District and East End Market, and breakfast restaurants near the airport and on International Drive.

Where to get burgers. Six burger places at nine locations, from a craft beer bar by Lake Eola to four Five Guys restaurants.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Twenty-seven sushi, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian and Filipino places, more than half of them in Mills 50.

Ice cream and desserts. Eight ice cream and dessert shops at nine locations, clustered in Mills 50, on Corrine Drive in Audubon Park and in Lake Nona.

Bakeries. Nine bakeries at 10 locations: Asian, Vietnamese, Colombian, Venezuelan and Puerto Rican bakeries, a cookie bakery at East End Market and a bread bakery downtown.

Patios and outdoor dining. Six places at eight locations whose own websites say they have a patio, a courtyard or outdoor seating, from Lake Eola and Creative Village to Lake Nona.

More food guides

Brunch. Restaurants that serve brunch, with the days and hours from their own sites.

Date night. Restaurants, theaters and late-night spots for an evening out.

Restaurant inspections. How the state inspects Orlando restaurants and how to look up a report or file a complaint.

The business directory lists more local businesses, restaurants included.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a list of restaurants in Orlando by type of food?

This page links 10 lists: wings, pizza, Mexican and Tex-Mex, barbecue, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries, and patios and outdoor dining. Each is alphabetical, with addresses, hours and phone numbers from the places’ own websites.

Are these lists rankings?

No. Every list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody pays to be on it.

Where is the Asian food in Orlando?

Mostly in Mills 50, along East Colonial Drive and North Mills Avenue. Our sushi and Asian list has 27 places, more than half of them there.

How often are the Orlando restaurant lists updated?

Every three months. Each list shows the date it was last checked, and restaurants can write to us to add or correct an entry.