Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Orlando

"The fact Se7en Bites serves comforting breakfast and lunch fare all day (well, until 3 p.m. anyway) plays right into its brunch game, which offers more of the same Southern-inspired comfort fare for which the Milk District eatery has become renowned. Its flaky (and filling) biscuit sandwiches are out the ying-yang (ham, bacon, sausage and veggie), sure, but the “Minnie Pearl” comprising two pearl sugar waffles hugging buttermilk fried chicken with hot honey, over medium egg, vanilla bean butter syrup, and a side of cheddar chive grits is a formula for dying happy."

"The restaurant is a local favorite and has even been featured on the show 'Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.' If you want to try what host Guy Fieri tried, head to the restaurant early and order the vanilla bean bourbon bacon nighttime skypie (which usually runs out every day) and the chicken pot pie. Breakfast is served all day, so no matter if you're craving eggs or a Southern take on a Cuban sandwich, it's always available."

"Primrose Drive, the breakfast and brunch and New American spot, which offers coffee and tea and more, is the most popular breakfast and brunch restaurant in Orlando, boasting 4.5 stars out of 1,629 reviews on Yelp."

"The Sanctum really does feel a little sacred in the way they do things; its beautiful plant-based plates are colorful and fresh and alluring. And while there are loads of options for the vegan members of the populace, this place isn't that strict � you'll also find eggs and cheese on the menu in places. Grain bowls and salads, sammies and pastas populate a menu that holistic practitioners would likely tout."

"You don't have to live the Vegan lifestyle to enjoy the Sanctum. They have a coffee menu that includes cold brew, matcha, and the golden turmeric latte seen below. Their expanded space is perfect for getting some work done without feeling like a bum taking up space in a restaurant."

"The atmosphere is modern chic, with fantastic art to look at, while you dine. Vegetarian options are available, and they are keenly aware of food allergies. Soy, nut, and gluten-free options are available!"

"Canvas Restaurant & Market, located in the Laureate Park Village Center in the heart of Lake Nona, serves delectable weekend brunch along with dinner during the week. The restaurant has a creative menu of market-influenced dishes influenced by Florida’s Southern and Latin American roots, prepared from fresh locally sourced ingredients and served in a casual environment. Executive Chef Canvas’ brunch menu features classics such as omelets, egg scrambles, and griddle specials like pancakes, French toast, and waffles as well as gourmet sandwiches, fresh salads and seafood, and an array of decadent desserts."

"Make the 30-minute drive to Lake Nona from Orlando and you’ll land at Canvas Restaurant & Market, a bustling New American restaurant well-poised to become a brunch favorite. The peaceful waterfront setting, outdoor herb garden, and indoor market draw you in while the globally-inspired menu and creative cocktails invite you to stay. The brunch menu is comprised of savory, sweet and spicy, and balanced dishes brought to life by Executive Chef Bryan Thoman."

"One of the best views in Lake Nona with a picturesque view of the incredible lake while you sip on brunch cocktails. This farm to table restaurant is perfect for brunch in Orlando, and one of the main food spots in Lake Nona. Brunch Days & Hours: Saturday and Sunday 11AM-3PM"

"For generous breakfast portions that you can hardly finish, go to Hash House A Go Go Orlando. From giant family-sized pancakes to heavenly egg sandwiches and top-notch coffee, this restaurant has something for everyone. Unlike a typical breakfast joint, here, the chef makes sure your meal is as visually stimulating as it is delicious."

"This is a small chain that has been running for two decades, serving up Midwest-inspired food. A large part of their secret is sourcing the very best ingredients from farms; with produce this good the breakfasts taste outstanding. The portions are big, so there is no chance of leaving here hungry."

"Hash House A Go Go keeps the fun in food while pulling from the experiences of farm fresh agriculture, live stock, and old recipes with a twist. Hash House A Go Go serves an amazing brunch worth getting out of bed for."

"With 3 locations in the Orlando area to choose from, 310 is taking American cuisine to new levels of excitement. Alfresco dining is available at all locations, including Lakewood."

"On our way out, we stopped for a special treat at Sprinkles, a gourmet cupcake shop not far from T-Rex. We got three cupcakes to split between the four of us: chocolate marshmallow, s’mores and salted caramel. It was impossible to decide which was best, they were all so good!"

"This park is not to be confused with Kraft Azalea since this park is actually located south of Lake Eola near Downtown Orlando!. This park is actually a local’s secret!. If you’re wanting some privacy without being in the public’s eye but still want a beautiful park with flowers and moss trees, this is the spot!"

"The beauty of nature is perfectly exemplified by this park in the middle of downtown Orlando. This urban park is much like a nature reserve, and has plenty of lush landscapes, greenery, rocks, tunnels, and bridges. Whether you want a lush backdrop or a rustic stone backdrop, Dickson Azalea park has you covered."