Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Apopka

"From humble beginnings helping his parents run two restaurants at the age of 15 to opening Kabooki Sushi at the age of 22 and quickly becoming one of Orlando’s most creative sushi chefs says a lot about the drive and passion of Henry Moso. His extravagant, free-for-all omakases are legendary and the ingredients he sources from local waters and those in the Pacific are unparalleled. After opening a second Kabooki Sushi in Dr. Phillips, Moso expanded and completely renovated the original restaurant on East Colonial Drive as the pandemic raged."

"Kabooki Sushi offers all the traditional sushi rolls and sashimi, but for a truly over-the-top culinary adventure, consider the chef-selected multi-course omakase experience. Just make sure to not get too full: The house-made desserts, like the goat cheese panna cotta and beet cake, served with Thai basil, beet powder, black pepper almonds, olive oil, and beet vinegar, are divine."

"The restaurant is open for dine-in service with their standard menu as well as an Easter brunch 3-course prix-fixe menu for $49 for adults, $15 for kids. Entree options include Sauteed Jumbo Shrimp and Grits, Lobster Frittata, 14oz Bone-In Dry Aged NY Strip and Eggs, 8oz Center Cut Filet Mignon, and Pan Seared Sea Bass. Click here for the menu and reservations."

"The Capital Grille is a fine dining restaurant that specializes in dry aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood acclaimed by the nation's toughest food critics. Its wine list features an award-winning collection of over 400 selections from around the world."

"One of the best restaurants in Orlando, International Drive’s Capital Grille is a favorite with locals and visitors alike. It cooks up top-notch seafood and dry-aged steaks, served alongside an award-winning wine list."

"A bit fancied up, to be sure, plated to perfection, but solid, succulent seafood that tastes somehow traditional, whether your grandpa's fishing trips culminated in Low Country boils spilled out on a hastily covered picnic table or a big, steamy, serving dish downloaded with garlicky, buttery clams over linguine. Reel Fish will feel a tad familiar to fans of the Ravenous Pig, which abandoned this, it's original location, for more expansive digs up the street. It's a tad beachier now, and they pile the fries high alongside the okra and tomatoes that go with the whole fried fish."

"Enjoy the best sustainably sourced seafood in Orlando at one of our favorite Winter Park restaurants. The relaxed coastal chic atmosphere will give you the beach vibes you want on a weekend. Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 11 am – 3pm, featuring popular specialties such as Shrimp & Avocado Toast, Florida Shrimp & Grits, Crab Cakes Benedict and Fried Chicken & Waffles."

"Popular for their authentic Cantonese style dim sums, Lam’s Garden serves up the most perfectly shaped, soft and steamy dim sums. The sesame buns are so soft like pillows that you could bury your face inside them. Try the roast duck for sure while you are at Lam’s Garden."

"Boston’s Fish House has been serving hungry customers craving New England-style seafood since 1988. On the menu you’ll find things like New England steamer clams, lobster bisque, whole belly clams and chilled lobster salad sandwiches. If you’re really looking to indulge consider the Boston’s Fish House twist on a lobster rolls where the lobster is breaded and deep-fried to golden perfection before being tucked into a grilled New England style bun."

"The protocol at Boston's Fish House comes straight out of the region from which its chef prevails. Step up to the counter to order, then head for a table and patiently await the arrival of salt-water morsels that include fried shrimp, succulent steamers and creamy, generously stuffed lobster rolls. Most of Boston's Fish House's devotees come for the menu's many deep-fried delicacies, but don't let the grease scare you off."

"While this restaurant is nothing new to us long-time residents, it is still worth a mention on this list. First opened in 1988, this “fish house” has been serving up fresh fried seafood for over 30 years. A must try on the BFH menu is the Ipswich Whole Belly clams."

"Lee & Rick's opened in 1950 and was the first restaurant of its kind in Orlando. Save a couple of seafood-heavy, Louisiana-style joints around town, it could be argued that it's still the only one. Whether you're a fan or not (the place has MANY fans) few would disagree it's in a class by itself."

"Located in Old Winter Garden Road is the stylish Lee & Rick’s Oyster Bar, your number one destination for great seafood variety. The service is great and offers the customers great quality shrimp and authentic Florida oysters. The chefs shuck oysters in front you and you know its fresh!"

"No list of seafood experiences in this town is complete without mentioning Lee &Rick’s. Having just celebrated 65 years in business in 2015, they are an institution in Central Florida. Their famous 80-foot-long concrete shucking bar seats up to 50 people."

"Found at: Universal Studios FloridaBut Feels Like You’re in: San FranciscoReservations Accepted: Yes (Required for Universal’s Cinematic Spectacular Dining Experience)Suggested Attire: CasualPrice: $$ (entrees $12-$20). Universal Studios’ flagship restaurant has been around since the park originally opened, and continues to deliver great seafood in a lovely nautical atmosphere at a great price. With its nautical tchotchkes and decor, Lombard’s instantly transports you to Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco."

"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."

"Next on my list of breweries in Orlando, it’s the Broken Strings Brewery!. Located near Camping World Stadium and the Orlando City Soccer Stadium, this is one of the best breweries in Orlando for sporting fans. With a signature milkshake stout (don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it!) and some awesome pale ales on offer, you’ve got to pay this place a visit if you happen to be in the area."

"Last on my list of breweries in Orlando, it’s the Bear and Peacock Brewery. If you happen to be in the Winter Park area, be sure to check out The Bear and Peacock Brewery. Not only is this seen as one of Winter Park’s finest spots for grabbing a beer, but you can also sample a spirit or two at this location."

"The Bear and Peacock brewery is located in nearby Winter Park Florida. The taproom is located inside the Brewstillery facility that opened a distillery in 2010, and the tap room followed in 2016. You can sample both beers and spirits at this location!"

"Can’t decide between a Japanese rice dessert or an American fried donut?. You don’t have to choose at Dochi with their famous Japanese Mochi Donuts where they combine the best of both worlds!. Enjoy an incredible mix of flavors like taro pebbles, matcha oreo, ube, and cookie butter, all with a crispy outside and a delicious chewy center."

"East End Market is a destination all its own, but tucked inside on the second floor is Dochi Japanese Mochi Donuts. Wondering what a dochi donut is?. Think of them as a cross between the sweet and chewy Japanese rice dessert mochi and the classic American fried donut."

"I really enjoyed the donuts but they definitely have a different texture than a normal donut so they turned off my friends that were with me."