So good we went twice!!!…read more Cheviche, tartare, espresso martinis, Carribean and South American flare...what more could you want? The Fig and goat cheese cake will change your life, and I'm not even joking.

The bar service was "ok". Very overwhelmed. I had the…read moreseafood stew... the serving was good but the amount of seafood was minimal. The main issue was the presentation...to me a stew is a thick dish. This was more a thin soup with pasta and seafood swimming in broth Taste-good Presentation-bad Pee menu-very bad Value-lacking

Really enjoyed the service here. Atmosphere was fun and my overall experience was really good.read more

Meh! came here for some drinks while at Wet and Wild. Drinks were ok and employees seemed…read moreindifferent.

Been to VooDoo Bayou a few times now and it never disappoints. The atmosphere absolutely nails the…read moreNew Orleans vibes -- lively, fun, and full of character. It's also a great spot for large parties without ever feeling chaotic. Service is always 10/10, always attentive, friendly and prompt, they are so on top of it you never have to ask for a refill. The food is consistently amazing. Highly recommend the BBQ shrimp, the wood fired oysters (the chili butter is seriously addicting), and the Gumbo Ya-Ya. Every dish is packed with flavor and feels authentic. Easily one of my favorite spots whenever I'm craving Creole food.

Many will throw the word "cajun" around loosely and hope that your experience with authentic cajun…read moreand Louisiana food is minimal so that you'll like their mediocre fare. I really wanted to like this place but it was a swing and a miss. Parking was easy during the Saturday afternoon we visited. On busier occasions, they do offer valet parking. Nearby businesses share parking so if it's a peak time, you may have to walk a little to the door. Not a long wait before we were seated. Spacious with tables and booth seating. There is a bar and televisions here. Our hostess was nice and offered insight into the menu. For the appetizers, we started with oysters Rockefeller, and fried gator tail. It's a red flag when places smother items in a sauce instead of letting it stand on it's own. No complaints on the oysters and the gator tail was given previously frozen vibes. For the entree, I got the shrimp po' boy. The bread was hearty and held onto the six lil shrimp that they felt were enough. When the ratio of shrimp, bread and topping aren't portioned right, you end up with gaps of the flavor when you're eating. What sent me is the shrimp weren't properly deveined. If you took a biology class, you know that black line running along the back is the shrimp's waste system. I'm not eating that. The hostess saw me just sitting there looking at my food and asked if I wanted something different. Hard pass. Even the waffle fries were bad. They weren't piping hot and dried out inside. I made due with the sweet tea which they did well with. The manager came by and offered to remake or replace my meal. I appreciate his efforts but I didn't want anything at that point. The bathrooms were clean. Nice enough people but the kitchen didn't get it right.

Listen, the service was fast and the music was bumping. What more could you ask for from a theme…read morepark club? This place would normally get a 4 out of 10 for me, because the music and ambiance can be a bit hit or miss, but let me tell you - Re(d)tro Night? Lit. We went hard! DJ Michael? You deserve a raise. He read that crowd down! The focus is on 80's and 90's music, and I felt like he saw that we were really going hard for the 90's hip hop and RB and let it us have it. At some point he gave us some early 2000's rap and we lost it. The last song he played was an early 90s classic and he even got on the dance floor with us. I kept saying, okay once he starts playing music I don't jive with as much, I'll leave and call it an early night. But that never happened! And a full crowd stayed on the dance floor until they had to kick us out! Incredible! Please, Red Coconut, more Re(d)tro Nights!

We love this place for their seasonal theming with Universal. They do a great job in transforming…read morethe place each time - HHN, Mardi Gras, and Christmas. The staff is attentive, the drinks are themed as well, and they usually have live music to tie in with the theming too. Btw, if you love a good photo op, this is a great place to stop by to pick your spot for those duck lip photos you know you wanna show off on IG or FB later. There are 3 bars, so be sure to check out each one - they typically have a different specialty selection at each. There is an outside balcony area upstairs off the bar. Bathrooms upstairs and downstairs. Only downside is that they sometimes book private events here, so you might not see it open on your visit.

Cool enough bar to stop in when you are at CityWalk. Yes, it is touristy, but isn't that the whole…read moreidea of CityWalk. It is a cool enough spot to stop. The drinks are cold and tge service is friendly. Again, it is touristy, but that is not always a bad thing.

Food is same as Margaritaville (and 3+ stars at most) but the drinks and the view on this little…read morebar can't be beat. I love the frozen mango Margarita sitting under the shade. Also love that there is sand under the table. This is one of my favorite bar spots on City Walk.

Very fun spot! It really comes alive at night after the shows. The beef empanadas have a perfect…read morecrust and delicious filling. The fettuccine alfredo was creamy and delicious. The music selection varies from pop to dancehall to latin vibes which is a fun mix!

Our family was genuinely excited to dine at Mango's during our trip to Orlando. We had heard great…read morethings about the venue and were looking forward to enjoying a memorable meal together. Unfortunately, the experience fell far short of our expectations. To start with the positives, Mango's is absolutely beautiful. The décor, atmosphere, and overall aesthetic are impressive and create a vibrant, energetic environment. It's clear that a lot of thought went into the appearance of the venue. However, the dining experience was extremely disappointing. Our party of nine waited over two hours for our food to arrive. To make matters worse, one person in our group received their meal approximately 45 minutes before everyone else. No table should have to watch one guest eat while the rest wait nearly an hour for their meals. There were also issues with order accuracy. One member of our party ordered steak and rice but was served steak and french fries instead. After bringing the mistake to the staff's attention, the rice was never provided, and he was ultimately expected to accept the incorrect order. Service throughout the evening was inconsistent. At one point, our table of nine requested water and was initially given only a single bottle for the entire table. We had to repeatedly ask for additional water and other basic dining needs. What was most disappointing was the lack of resolution. We respectfully brought our concerns to a supervisor, hoping the situation would be addressed appropriately. Unfortunately, the response was underwhelming, and any accommodation offered felt more like an afterthought than a genuine effort to make things right. We came in excited to enjoy a family dining experience at one of Orlando's well-known venues. Instead, we spent much of the evening waiting, following up on missing items, and trying to resolve issues that should not have occurred in the first place. While Mango's delivers on atmosphere and appearance, the service, food timing, and customer care left our family disappointed. We sincerely hope management addresses these issues, because the venue itself has the potential to provide a much better experience than what we received.

We ate here on a whim in the plane hanger bar across the walking path (same restaurant though) and…read morewe left unimpressed. First the drinks are tiny and super expensive. Yes, I know youa re paying theme park pricing but at least for that you typically get some sort of presentation. These were served in a plastic cup, that of which you would recive at a pool bar at an inexpensive resort. They looked nothing like the photo. And for "blended" drinks they were not mixed at all - like literally separated ingrediance. they are also filled so high the you can't pick it up without spilling it. And again we ordered blended so they were sticky. The server spolled some on the ground (whihc was sand) in bring them to us and I spilt on my self when trying to take a sip (because no straws were offered to us until we asked) The food comes out in to-go plates complete with lid so it's soggy to start from the enclosed container keep the heat and mister in. No presentation whatsoever - you can use a covering to shield food from the elements and bugs that is more interested and wont harm the food...this is not a new concept. Food was really bland and flavorless. I truly just do not have anything else to say about it. Just really forgettable. We were not impressed by anything and won't be back unless a visitor (we are newly local) wants to go here. And we will eat something prior to avoid ordering as much as possible.

Popped in for a couple of beers before watching a movie. It took a minute to be served but the…read morebartenders were very nice and friendly. We had some fun neighbors so it was a good time. I didn't get any food but the food that came by looked pretty tasty. The beer hit the spot, as it was a very hot day at CityWalk. This is your typical vibe for a bar. Very chill and a great place to get out of the sun!

A good place to be in if you like Japanese bar food…read more The decors were composed of a ton of old Japanese advertisements. They had interesting seating arrangements, like bars and window seating can only be sit by parties of two. Getting a space was not easy. Hostess was kind and helpful. Food: fried chicken was a bit dry. Not the Japanese crunchy puffy shell kind. Not bad. Yakitoris are all excellent! Nothing to complain. We ordered everything on the menu. All are good. All cooked to American perfection. Gyoza was good. Nothing to write home about. Ramen: tonkusut black was excellent. Broth was done with time. Tori was good. Also thick broth! Would definitely come back again.

Just like my review from before, Susuru is still one of my favorite restaurants in Orlando. It's…read morestill such a fun retro izakaya whenever I'm craving ramen or Japanese style tapas, and the service is always top notch. We almost always have Asuka as our server, and she's seriously the sweetest. She's always so welcoming and somehow always recommends something that ends up becoming a new favorite. They've added more ramen to the menu since my last review, and the Tan Tan ramen has quickly become one of my favorites. The spicy sesame peanut broth is rich, flavorful, and has just the right amount of heat. If I'm not in the mood for ramen, I always go with the shiso butter yaki onigiri with a side of pork chashu. They torch the butter right at your table, which is such a fun touch, and it smells incredible. The mentaiko fries are still a must order every single visit, and for dessert you can't skip the matcha tiramisu or the taro ice cream with the hot green tea. The ramen, grilled meats, addicting appetizers, fun drinks, awesome atmosphere, and consistently amazing staff are exactly why I keep coming back. Easily one of my favorite spots in Orlando.