Did an Uber Eats as I had a 50 percent off promotion. I ordered the chicken fajita omelette, banana…read morepecan waffles, and coffee. It came within an hour as the estimated provided. It was bagged nicely and well organized. The omelette was a generous sized portion with plenty of tender chicken, peppers, and cheese. There was salsa to add a bit of flavor, but it tasted that it was made in New York City (if you remember that commercial ;) ). The white toast was soft and buttery, and the potatoes were good. My mom enjoyed the banana pecan waffles, and I took a couple bites as well. It was sinfully sweet and enjoyable, especially the bananas. And I must say the coffee was so good, it was even better than the Juan Valdez coffee that I make at home. Since I didn't visit the restaurant, I can't comment on the atmosphere. But I believe the service is excellent because they nicely packed all items and kept it organized. I definitely need to take my family to this restaurant. Since the one in Metrowest closed, this is the closest one to us. I am glad the food is still excellent and the coffee keeps you peppy. This is definitely a great breakfast restaurant in the Dr. Phillips area. Overall: A

Yum!!! Fresh off the plane and looking for something off the beaten path, this one fit the bill…read more A brunch spot that was delicious, had great service, was clean, and had the a.c. blasting. Portions were large providing leftovers, which I'm completely on board with. Prices were great! The variety of options were ideal for visitors. Food was served fast. Lastly, plenty of easy and free parking in the shared shopping center lot.

I love this place. The staff is kind and friendly. I got the Shrimp and Grits. It was delicious!…read moreYou get a large serving and it was filling. You get a lot of shrimp, too. The place is definitely homey diner feel. I cant wait to come back to try their pancakes.

We were going to @ The Diner in Dr Phillips and found that it had closed and already replaced by a…read morerestaurant called The Fork. It wasn't very crowded, so we weren't sure if that was a sign that it wasn't good or people just hadn't discovered that it opened yet. We decided to give it a try. The inside atmosphere didn't feel as cozy as before. It feels a bit sterile, but I think they're still trying to get things hung on the walls, etc. (Hopefully) And the menus were not very professional looking. I'm hoping that they're still waiting to get the official ones printed. The menu items seemed a bit limited. I like a lot of variety of options. I ordered the regular Eggs Benedict. My partner ordered the Monte Cristo sandwich. Both entrees came with really thick slices of ham, which was delicious. And my eggs were perfectly cooked. I ordered the hashbrowns as my side, while he ordered the home fries. The home fries were obviously made in-house. They were big, chunky, freshly cut, and delicious. My hashbrowns obviously were from frozen; they were cooked too crunchy and didn't have much flavor. I'd definitely recommend the home fries over the hashbrowns. We had great service, though. The restaurant just needs to make some improvements to be successful in that area.

Food 4/5 Service 5/5…read moreAmbiance 5/5 We tried Le Cafe de Paris on 4th of July and there was a decent amount seating inside and out. You order at the counter, grab a table, and they'll bring the food out to you. We got the Croque Madame with the soup du jour (broccoli cheddar) and a potato bacon quiche. The Croque Madame was tasty/crispy and the soup was flavorful but the quiche was quite bland. I added salt, pepper, and ketchup to give it more flavor. Staff was friendly and our food came out pretty quickly. We enjoyed the ambiance and the decor did transport us to France. This is a local spot worth trying because they have unique options than your typical Denny's/Ihop type breakfast.

I stopped in before leaving after my trip around the theme parks. I was pretty much burnt out on…read moretheme park food and definitely not in the mood for fast food. I found this place on Yelp looking for some French food since I was too full on this trip to go to the French pavilion in Epcot and I was craving French brunch. This place was great. I got the lunch combination with a choice of soup or salad (I opted for soup du jour, which was a tomato soup) and the Croque madame. I paired my meal with the seasonal selection of matcha, the blueberry Matcha. Service was pretty quick and the food and drink were amazing. Croque Madame was cheesy and delicious with a yummy runny egg. The matcha was sweet and had the blueberry flavor from the whipped cream. The tomato soup was savory, creamy, and with tomato flavor and came with two slices of baguettes, which were great to dip up the soup. If I'm ever back in Orlando I would 100% make a stop by here again.

The Diner is a popular breakfast, brunch, and lunch restaurant near Universal Studios. It is known…read morefor its New York style comfort food and creative breakfast and brunch dishes. It is a family owned restaurant founded by New York natives who noticed a gap in Central Florida for high quality, authentic New York style diner food. The original location opened on Universal Boulevard in the Lake Cay area, near Universal Orlando and SeaWorld. The restaurant quickly became popular with both locals and vacationers looking for an alternative to the standard hotel breakfast buffet. Following the success of the Universal Boulevard location, the owners expanded to additional Central Florida locations, including Lake Buena Vista and Dr. Phillips. The Diner has gained attention for its creative twists on classic comfort food. One of its signature dishes is the Bennyffle a combination of Eggs Benedict served over a waffle. The menu also features specialty cereal pancakes, including Fruity Pebbles and Oreo Crunch, along with classics such as chicken and waffles. In July 2026, the Universal Boulevard location even became the center of a viral national news story after a family of seven including children reportedly walked out on a $298.47 breakfast bill. The story highlighted how hard family businesses work and how an incident like this can affect them. I recently met up with a group of friends at The Diner for brunch. The Diner can get crowded, and they do not take reservations. I am grateful that one of my friends arrived very early to wait for a table for our group. The diner offers a selection of coffee drinks as well as alcoholic beverages, making it a festive spot for brunch. Since I had a long day ahead, I stuck with coffee and ordered the signature chicken and waffles. The combination was delicious. The crispy, savory fried chicken was the perfect partner to the soft, buttery waffles, while the warm, sweet maple syrup contrasted to the salty chicken. It was a very large portion and I really enjoyed my meal. The service was excellent, and the staff were very accommodating when we needed several separate checks. I loved my visit to The Diner, and the experience was made even better by sharing brunch with a great group of friends. Good food, friendly service, and even better company made for a memorable morning.

(July 28) Where do…read moreyou go to meet up with a group of Yelpers who are all about food?! Well, that was my dilemma! After searching yelp for a breakfast/lunch place, The Diner seemed to hit the mark. They do not take reservations and your entire party must be present when your table is ready. I arrived early and put my name on the list so by the time everyone arrived, our table was ready! Heather was our server and she was amazing. She made our experience here easy & stress free. The 6 of us were able to chat, catch up, eat and drink in a timely manner. We were not rushed which is always a plus. I ordered the Belgium waffle with a scrambled egg & an ice mocha latte. Perfect amount of food for me. Ariel ordered the fried chicken and waffles which was huge. A few ordered the chicken Caesar wrap which looked very good. I would definitely go back the next time i am in town. *Prices are moderate *Plenty of parking in the lot ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

This is dinner btw The steak was not medium rare, it was…read moremore medium, but whatever. I loved the soup, that was my favorite. The shrimp? Hell nah So disappointing. Florida is close to the sea so I was expecting the shrimp to taste a little like saltwater or have more of that seafood taste, but it tasted like eww Like horrible freshwater pond raised shrimp, it's like eating tilapia . You can really tell the difference. The burger was great, the service was good and the ambiance was romantic-ish. Not recommending the seafood.

Came for breakfast before going to the parks. A clean restaurant with cook music artists pics and…read morestuff on the walls. Different varieties for their buffer. Plus an omelet, french toast, and waffle station. Just a warning that those stations do take awhile! I had the Elvis French toast and I enjoyed it. Im not really a big peanut butter fan but it does tied together with the banana and caramel. For about $36 + tax, not bad at all! Plus for brunch, they have a person singing in the restaurant. The lady had such an amazing voice!

I'm always happy to find a First Watch when traveling because I know I can count on a consistently…read morepleasant experience -- and this location was no exception. If you're dining with a larger group, I recommend joining the waitlist ahead of time. Even with our party of nine, we were greeted right away and seated sooner than expected, which was a great start to the visit. The menu was the same as the one back home, making it easy to choose some of our favorites. The food arrived quickly, and the quality was just what I've come to expect -- fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. This location felt a bit cozier than some others I've visited, but they still accommodated our large group comfortably. The round table setup worked perfectly and made the meal feel even more enjoyable. It was another reliable and satisfying First Watch experience -- exactly what you hope for when dining away from home.

First time and i'm like the environment and food was very flavorful i would recommend my other to…read morecome here for any time visiting a convention or passing, this is a must try, thank you Ra Ra ^^

Great place for a quick and filling breakfast…read more You order at the counter and have to seat yourself, but the staff is super friendly, and they do bring the food to your table and bus the table afterwards. We arrived to a long line to order, but the line moved quickly, and the food came out very quickly. At the same time, there was no push for us to clear out quickly, so we were able to relax to enjoy our breakfast. I had the eggstreme biscuits with chicken tenders added on. The biscuits were fluffy despite being drenched in the spicy sausage gravy and topped with two eggs (I went with easy over). The chicken tenders were juicy and yet stayed crispy in the gravy. My meal was huge, and I shouldn't have finished it, but I couldn't help myself. It was that good. I also had a cold brew, which was delicious, especially when made up with the maple sweetener and a splash of cream. My kids enjoyed their kids meals, and my husband enjoyed his chicken biscuit and half waffle. I'll happily return the next time I'm in the area and wanting a breakfast outside of my resort.

It's an good place for breakfast or even takeaway! They do have coffee with maple, their biscuit…read moreare moist and really good. The chicken it's good but sometimes they are to oily. Same owner as cracker barrel. Ambience it's cool too

One of the best services I have ever received, let alone from a hotel breakfast buffet restaurant…read more Jim provided exceptional service, made sure our coffee was filled, even went to make and brought us over waffles to try as part of the all you can eat breakfast deal, which was for $30/person. The best part of the AYCE is the made to order omelette, and the omelette lady was also spectacular. Towards the end, Jim even advised us to grab plastic cups and take the fruits with us. Yeah, this is the best hotel breakfast I've had and it's money worth spending and Jim deserves a raise!

The staff here is the friendliest I've ever experienced! Anywhere! Such a wonderful experience and…read morethe food was delicious definitely try the omelet bar the man running it was also so friendly

A lot of food and it is good quality. The service is amazing and Sherard was the best server!!…read moreDefinitely give it a try.

This place was an amazing spot to eat at in Disney Springs and had some of the best food I ate…read moreduring my trip in Florida. 4.5/5 We came pretty late to the establishment after a long day at the theme parks. We were staying at a Holiday Inn near Disney Springs so we decided to come here for a late dinner. One of the best decisions made here. We did a late night walk through the shopping center and landed here around 9:50 pm. It was pretty late and we worried there would be no seats but we were seated promptly. The establishment was very ambient, cozy, and well furnished. I liked the warm, glowing atmosphere of the restaurant. The server was extremely polite and took our order quite soon. We were starving after a long day but the food came out in around 20ish minutes which wasn't too bad. The serving sizes were quite huge. We didn't expect this much food for two portions. For $34 per plate, the dishes were large and came with a large helping of sides. The fried chicken was extremely crispy and juicy. They originally wanted to serve the food quickly/more fresh so they served a chicken thigh to me after on a second plate. They also forgot my substitution of Mac n cheese for mash potatoes so I got a free helping of mash which was sweet. The pickled cucumber was light and fresh which tasted great with the heavier chicken. The potatoes were a little heavy and I wish came with gravy, but still delicious. I really loved the Mac n cheese and finished that up. The chicken steak was also delicious with the grits but a little too salty. Wish they added the grits to the side for me to dip as it became a little too much at times. It was better to eat it with a side of potatoes to balance the flavor. The broccolini was sautéed perfectly and delicious, could eat a whole plate of those alone. The biscuits weren't bad but tasted better eaten with the potatoes. The food was a little heavy but so so good. We had to take half of the food to our hotel and ate it the next day for dinner as it was way too much food for one meal. Even after microwaving it, the food was just as delicious and flavorful. We spent about $80 but had so much food leftover. An expensive dinner, but everything tasted amazing. Would definitely come back if I had the chance.

Super cute French bakery right near universal studios! Delicious and fresh pastries and staff was…read morevery friendly. The prices are okay and the matcha latte was really good and they have multiple milk substitutions available. Highly recommend if you want a coffee, matcha, or/and pastry near by.

I saw everyone walking with bags from this place and had no clue what it was so I looked it up and…read moresaw that it looked like a cool bakery and it was right next door. Of course, I had to go. Well, sorta. I sent my son because I was busy all day with my conference. Unfortunately, he didn't get the indoor pictures I would have liked but the foods he got were so filling, good and amazingly priced. The spinach and feta cheese danish was to die for. The monte cristo sandwich kept us full for a full day. I got the lavender latte and that was sooooo good. Wish I had the time to go in on my own and make my own selections but my intro into it did not disappoint and will definitely try again when I see one again.