Best breakfast in Orlando

27 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/orlando, r/florida

Many people recommend White Wolf Cafe on North Orange Avenue for breakfast and brunch. One calls it their favorite brunch spot in that area, one says the breakfast is great, and one calls it a must-visit. One diner suggests breakfast there before a trip to the science center. A diner who visited for the first time loved the atmosphere inside but found the food so-so.

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Many people recommend Shakers American Cafe for breakfast, and several name its College Park location. One diner calls it the real sleeper hit, one singles out the breakfast quesadilla as very good, and one who has eaten there says the food was excellent. One diner finds it a little kitschy, and one notes it sits a bit outside downtown.

College Park

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Most commenters recommend Santiago's Bodega for brunch. A couple of diners call it very good, and a couple point to its bottomless or all-you-can-order format. One diner finds it pricey and says the food does not justify the cost, with much of the menu being carbs. One recalls a fuller buffet before and says the current selection is much smaller, and one places it in the least cozy tier of a group.

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Many people recommend Se7en Bites for breakfast, and several say it suits a big appetite or a heavy meal. A couple of diners point to the chicken and waffles. A couple of diners call the food delicious but say it is more casual or not a place to linger. One diner calls it a little overrated, and one finds some dishes underwhelming.

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Many people name Maxine's on Shine as a brunch pick. A couple of diners praise its brunch cocktails, one calling the Bloody Mary and sangria one of a kind and another noting the mimosas are not unlimited. One calls it their go-to when they can get a reservation, and one names the lobster Benedict as their usual order.

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Most commenters recommend Christo's Cafe, and several name the College Park location for breakfast. A couple of diners name it in answer to a pancake question, and one says the pancakes are especially good. A couple prefer it to Shakers, and one suggests sitting outside. One diner says quality slipped after new owners took over.

College Park

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Many people recommend Papi's Burritos for breakfast burritos, and several name the East End Market stall. A few diners praise the taste, one singling out the vegetarian burrito and its cilantro sauce. One diner says weekend parking is a hassle, and one finds the burrito small and pricey for its ingredients.

East End Market

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Many diners recommend Johnny's Diner, which has more than one location; a few diners name the Curry Ford outlet. A few praise the food or breakfast, and a couple call it good value. One says the Curry Ford location keeps an old-school diner feel.

Curry Ford

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Many people recommend Sideward Brewing, and several single out its breakfast burrito. Two diners call the burrito excellent, one rates it the best they have had in the city, and one says it is good enough for any meal. A few point to Sundays, one adds that it is also available on weekends, and one suggests arriving early since it runs out.

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Many people recommend Stasio's, and most name it when asked about bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches. One diner who tried it for the first time calls it the best bacon, egg and cheese they have had, and one praises the rolls. One suggests it for a to-go breakfast sandwich, and one says its breakfast sandwiches are served all day.

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Many diners recommend Nick's Diner for breakfast, and a few praise its grits, two of them naming the shrimp and grits. One says the Rosemont-area location serves the shrimp and cheesy grits on weekends, and one advises asking for the special grits used in that dish. One says the grits need no extra salt or pepper, and one calls the homemade food great.

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Most visitors recommend Drunken Monkey, and several name its breakfast burritos, with a couple singling out the small Lil Sumpin Burrito. A few mention vegan or vegetarian options, one calling the vegan breakfast items good but not as good as a favorite closed vegan spot, and one is unsure whether it is still fully vegan or vegetarian. One finds the simple breakfast options tasty.

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Many commenters recommend Peach Valley Cafe, a chain; one places it in SoDo. One diner calls its grits the best and holds other grits to them as the standard. One found the prices reasonable on a visit, and one lists it with the fancier, pricier options.

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Another Broken Egg is a chain; the recommendations cover the chain, and the only outlet a commenter names is the Semoran Boulevard one. Most who weigh in recommend it, and a couple single out its city grits. A couple praise the pancakes, one visitor eating the gluten-free ones most mornings. One finds it pricey, one says the Semoran location is decent for a chain, and one wants chef-driven food instead.

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Many people recommend RusTeak in Thornton Park, and several name it as a brunch option. One puts it in the cozy tier for a group brunch. A couple of diners praise its grits, one naming the shrimp and grits.

Thornton Park

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Five commenters recommend Delaney's Tavern for brunch. One describes a weekend brunch with a la carte and buffet options, and another says the food is good and the mimosas are just okay. Commenters disagree on whether bottomless mimosas are offered.

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Five commenters recommend Mecatos Bakery for breakfast. One suggests it for a Colombian breakfast, and one says the Hoffner location is better known for hot dogs but has awesome breakfast. Commenters name both the Curry Ford and Hoffner locations.