Best Pastries in Orlando

"Crepes, coffees, and croissants aplenty can be enjoyed at this family-friendly cafe that serves up French delights all day long. Run by husband and wide team, Claude and Chantal, the Cafe De Paris has been a part of the Orlando food scene since 2007 and is popular with locals and visitors alike. Handmade omelettes, traditional French Croques and a wonderful selection of freshly blended coffees add to the accessible European feel in the heart of the Dr phillips community."

"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."

"An Orlando original with roots in France, and located down the street from Dr. Phillips' famed Restaurant Row, Le Cafe de Paris specializes in house-brewed blends. Make sure you arrive hungry, as the full breakfast and lunch menus, including many desserts, are served all day."

"Gelato-Go has locations in Florida and New York, and our local shop sits pretty on Park Avenue. I’m happy to report that their gelato is rich and creamy, and not at all icy or bland. The flavors run the spectrum so whether you want something light and fruity or deeply chocolate you’ll be satisfied."

"Located inside the Rosen Plaza Hotel, this nightclub is easily accessible in the city. 3Nine has a well decorated and extremely attractive patio bar which runs round the clock. Another bar is situated inside the club to keep you going while you are busy dancing on the best music beats."

"The Bob Carr Theater is managed by the Dr. Phillips Center and located in Creative Village. The intimate theater’s acoustics make it ideal for concerts, symphony and ballet performances, and private conferences."

"From the intimate Orlando Repertory Theatre and Mad Cow Theatre to the Broadway Across America Orlando series, the entertainment options are endless."

"It doesn’t sound like a place called Loading...Gastrobrunch would be a place for dinner. And when the downtown St. Cloud restaurant first opened it served only breakfast and lunch. But now dinner hours have been added, and new dinner items to the menu, too."

"A short stroll from the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Artisan’s Table is a favorite with the pre-theater crowd but also with in-the-know locals who head straight to the bar for all-day happy hour featuring $5 cocktails. Artisan’s short rib and brisket burger — slathered with bacon marmalade — is available at lunch and dinner, as are vegetarian-friendly dishes, including the Ricotta Stuffed Squash Blossoms. Photo courtesy of Roberto Gonzalez"

"At Artisan's Table, they offer breakfast, coffee, brunch, lunch, dinner, and happy hour!. They have everything to satisfy adventurous appetites as well as those looking for a familiar and comforting meal."

"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..."

"Kadence is located inside a nondescript black building that looks more like a pop-up modern art museum than an actual restaurant. Inside, however, you’ll find some of the best sushi in the city, rather than installations that’ll make you wonder what is and isn’t “art.” Reservations at this nine-seat sushi counter in Audubon Park are hard to come by, but if you can’t wait three months to eat here, they also serve Japanese breakfast on the weekends and chirashi bowls filled with sashimi, vegetables, and sushi rice to go. Make this your first stop the next time you’re in Orlando."

"This tiny reservations-only establishment offers the best sushi in Orlando, if not the whole of Florida. This place does its own thing, and does it with unique style. Nine stools are all situated around a sushi prep bar where the owners Lordfer Lalicon, Mark Berdin and Jennifer Benagale prepare carefully choreographed 18-plus course sushi and sashimi meals."

"A sake and sushi bar with just nine seats (yes, reservations are absolutely mandatory), Kadence is tiny but certainly mighty on Orlando's fine dining scene. The city has many excellent sushi restaurants, but this one stands apart. The exterior is gallery-esque, just a minimalist black box of a building."