Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Orlando

"Not far from Orlando in Winter Park, this James Bead Award nominee features sustainable food using ingredients sourced in Florida. The Ravenous Pig is known for its creativity and dedication to seasonal foods prepared in a way that has garnered critical acclaim. With white table cloths and banquette seating, this fine-dining restaurant is a destination for food lovers who appreciate an attractive setting."

"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."

"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..."

"Located at Grand Bohemian Hotel in downtown Orlando, The Boheme is hosting an Easter Champagne Jazz Brunch with a wide range of entrees, gourmet family-style dishes, and tableside options, plus desserts and unlimited mimosas, coffee, tea, and sodas. Pricing: $74 per person. For more information visit website."

"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?"

"Founded in 1970, Stardust Video & Coffee is an eclectic coffee shop that serves healthy food, house-roasted and brewed coffee, loose-leaf teas, and sells a wealth of internationally-minded works of cinema in two formats. The hip, vegan-friendly café is a gathering space for arty, creatives and intellectuals and often hosts live performances such as poetry readings, art shows, bingo and comedy nights, and quarterly bazaars and markets. A full-service bar serves a variety of craft beers, casual wines and innovative cocktails made with high-end spirits."

"Where: 1842 Winter Park Rd, Orlando, FL 32803Web: stardustvideoandcoffee.wordpress.com/Menu sample: Rubin Farr, a not so classic rueben sandwich with tempeh, kraut, vegan 1000 dressing, daiya, jalapenos servied on a rye break with chips. Plenty of sandwiches, salads, and snacks available as a vegan option. **Vegetarian Friendly"

"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."

"Landlocked Central Florida is not Italy, but when you want to temporarily forget that, go to Prato. This always-packed restaurant in Winter Park serves modern Italian food, like mustard spaghetti cacio e pepe and a variety of wood-fired pizzas, and has retractable doors and a patio, which almost makes it feel like you’re getting a nice breeze from the Mediterranean. There’s always a wait if you don’t make a reservation, but just grab a drink at the bar and start debating with your friends about how many pastas to order in the meantime."

"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."

"Celebrate Easter at Prato with a lunch menu with brunch dishes, Bellinis and Bloody Marys. Complement a lovely Easter morning with a note of Italian-inspired brunch creations. The menu will be available from 11 a.m."

"This popular restaurant in downtown Orlando is hailed for its creative New American dishes and drinks. As its name suggests, no visit is complete without trying one of the signature mule cocktails, of which there are 9 different variations. Owned and operated by graduates from The Culinary Institute of America, this fun restaurant partners with local farmers, fisheries and small businesses to create its fresh and inventive meals."

"If you’re after a truly unique brew, then be sure to head on down to Hourglass Brewing – this is a great choice of breweries in Orlando for you. As this brewery prides itself on using both local and international ingredients to make the world’s most unique brews, you’re sure to find something that you’ve never tried before!. What’s more, if you happen to be visiting Orlando at the right time, Hourglass Brewing’s Oktoberfest celebration is said to be a riot!"

"480 South Ronald Reagan Boulevard, Suite 1020, Longwood, FL 32750. Hourglass Brewing | Founded in 2012 with the goal of making “world-class beer,” Hourglass Brewing features a spacious and lively 240-seat taproom decorated with “geek culture” and the works of talented local artists. The “oldest brewery in Longwood” also offers tours, a dog-friendly patio, and occasional onsite food trucks."

"This family-owned brewery in Longwood is stocked with video games, board games, cornhole boards, and beer (of course). They have another location in the heart of the Hourglass District. Both have a wide selection of drinks with 40 beers on tap."

"Enjoy a delicious Margarita on the patio or try our famous tacos. The Cantina is Wall St. Plaza's oldest venue and an Orlando tradition!"

"A cruise to an exotic location likely isn't happening these days, but you can recreate the tropical destination right here in Orlando. The all-inclusive Discovery Cove has four romance packages that combine park admission and an overnight stay at one of four hotels. Pick between Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes, the JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes, the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld or the DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando at SeaWorld."

"This one-of-a-kind water park gives guests the experience of a lifetime by getting them up-close and personal with the gentle creatures of the sea. More animal encounters than thrilling rides, families find this park a relaxing retreat from the bustle of typical water parks. Start off by soaking up some sun and slipping into the 85-degree, crystal clear water of Serenity Bay where the kids can enjoy a freshwater playground."

"Located to the southwest of downtown Orlando is Discovery Cove, a resort known for exhilarating encounters with dolphins, rays, and more. For an entire day, guests can meet tropical fish and walk beneath beautiful birds at the park. The park only allows 1,300 guests inside each day, making your experience more intimate and relaxing."