Portillo's brings a bit of Chicago to Orlando, Florida and overall was a good experience…read more For fast-food, Portillo's definitely hits the spot. I like their Italian beef and would definitely recommend it. The service here was friendly and it has a cool ambiance and vibe. It is great to see that Portillo's has expanded to Orlando and I have enjoyed their meals several times.

We love Portillo's. We have been here for a few Yelp event as well as just on our own. My wife and…read moreher parents are from Chicago, the home of Portillo's, so when they visit us, we have to go here! We do not normally come to this location but they are all pretty similar. This location is on 535 very close to SeaWorld, and also in a very touristy area. They have opened a few locations around Central Florida. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating, as well as a drive thru. I think their food is best eaten there so its hot and fresh. Inside their decor is a mix of old timey cars and car hops. It reminds me of a restaurant you would find in the 60s. Its fun, the staff are fun, there is music and they also sell beer. I don't think I have ever really seen a fast food restaurant serving beer. Im sure they exist but I cant think of one. This is a fun environment, the staff calls your order out and then when its ready they use very fun slogans to tell you its time, such as "Order 165 it's time to shine" and "Order 173 come and meet me". This is perfect for families not looking to spend a ton of money and also get a hot dinner or lunch. There were a lot of families in here eating dinner when we went. It is very touristy at this location, the shopping center it is in, also has a White Castle so just be prepared. There were plenty of parking spots though. Portillo's menu is very simple, they have hot dogs, burgers/chicken sandwiches, salads, bowls and Italian beef. However, they are most known for their Chicago style hot dogs. Their Italian beef is very good, they dip the sandwich in a hot au jus sauce. A Chicago dog has mustard, green relish, celery salt, tomatoes, onions, a pickle and peppers sandwiched on the hot dog. This is a meal on top of the hot dog. My wife usually orders the Chicago dog with no onions or relish. I usually go for the Italian beef or one of their salads or bowls. I usually get something different each time. This visit, I actually went with the Italian Sausage and Beef combo served on a hoagie bun. This was a great combo and even my wife mentioned how the sausage was really good and something she would probably get next time. Service is always really great. Everyone is always nice and friendly. Someone is always cleaning the tables, everyone says hello, they are just really great with their service. Drinks can be refilled, you just need to go to the counter if they do not have their own self service machine. I would definitely recommend this chain. The food is great, service fantastic and a fun vibe inside. ACES!

I love Disney for all of the vegan options that are clearly labeled throughout their theme parks…read moreand shopping centers. B.B.Wolf offers a Plant-Based Bratwurst Sausage which comes topped with sauerkraut and German mustard on a pretzel roll. Each entrée comes with a small bag of chips. Staff was friendly, and the food was prepared quickly. Most importantly, it was incredible and so filling! I wish I got a picture, but I was too excited to dig in! Most likely will return and get it again tomorrow! Great choice for vegans and those interested in trying something new!

The service is super nice, David is great! There's not much seating but there's an available garden…read morenearby. They have sausage in the name but they do have all beef hot dogs. The Texas chili cheese dog was amazing! There's plenty of cheese, the hot dogs were cut in half and perfectly grilled. The bread bun was toasted and the chili was delicious. They also put frito chips on top but it's not enough to over power the food and a perfect balance. The order also comes with lays chips which is nice.

Well..... my very first time at Freddys.... And I am a Fan!! I was so pleased with everything. Even…read morethe service. The young girl at the counter was so sweet. Shame on me for not getting her name and giving her a shout out. Anyhow.... Stopped in with my son and we decide to sit inside and enjoy our meal. I'm considered a Senior. And they have a Senior menu. That is so awesome. I got the cheese burger and it came with a small fry and small drink. My son got the patty melt meal with fries and a drink. So good. The cheese burger was fresh and so delicious. The fries are yummy too. They have fry sauce that was ok. But I'm good with some ketchup. lol. Can't wait to go back. Wish one was in Tampa.

Quite frankly I have never encountered a staff that was so unwilling to help a customer. Stopped…read morethere with my children and got two kids meals and 2 adult meals. When I asked if the kids ice cream could come with no sprinkles the staff refused stating they were premade and if she couldn't have sprinkles there was chocolate. We also asked them to hold the ice cream until we were done our meal and although she said that was fine it still came out on our tray. The food was subpar at best (except the fries, those were great but honestly how do you mess up fries). The burgers were dry, very salty, and more burnt around the edges than a smash burger should be. If you're between Freddy's or Culver's, always choose Culver's.

Oh my goodness. If you're vegan and you're at Epcot, you HAVE to stop by this 'Walk-Up' a so called…read more'African Outpost'!!! This was my favorite part of this visit to Epcot. Special for the Festival of the Arts, they have a Plant-Based Bratwurst with Spicy Turmeric Aioli, Coffee Barbecue Jackfruit and Slaw for $9.50. This thing is absolutely amazing and sooo worth it. If we had more of an appetite, we would have ordered two (or more lol). The flavor is out of this world! This cart stays open until 9pm so we stopped by for a late snack and I glad I put this on my to-do list. There's not much more that I can say other than, stop by this stand! Vegan or not, you won't regret it!

I love me a frozen Coke. Not a slurpee from 7-11 but just this Frozen Coke from the African Outpost…read morein Epcot. I start dreaming about it as I get walk past each pavilion before string at this mid point around world showcase. It is the perfect consistency every time. Not to big or small. My only complaint is about 25% of the time I ether the machine is broken or they are just out. There's never more then one person in line when I arrive yet they take forever. Every single time! I love it as dessert and it's usually sweet enough to save me from spending $$$ at The Worthers Bakery next door. The other yummy this there is the Korean hot dog. They once served a mini version at one of the F&W booths one year but now they carry a full sized version year round here.

Big fan of hot dogs. (Love Casey's at Magic Kingdom). But if I'm at Hollywood Studios this is the…read morego to. I've only tried the bacon Mac and cheese hot dog and it was great. Nice juicy hot dog with Mac and cheese and bacon what's not to love. Comes with chips. Great quick service meal.

A quick hotdogs pick up stand at Hollywood studio. There were out door tables with umbrellas to…read moreprovide shades from the Florida sun. Ordered pretzel hot dog with sauerkraft, the hot dog tasted ok but the bun didn't taste good. L

I can see why this place has some not-so-great reviews to it, but overall I didn't have a bad…read moreexperience there. This kiosk on Boardwalk was the only one I really saw serving what you'd call, "real food" and by that I mean burgers, fries and whatnot. I saw a pretzel stand, but I wanted something more. The line moved rather quickly, but waiting for my food was another story. I ordered the bacon-cheddar fries. Now, I'm not complaining that I had fresh fries to eat at all, but I'm a little surprised that they had zero ready to be served at all. But also, this area isn't what it used to be so I assume they don't get as much business as before. Either way, at some point my fries were ready. They were tasty and greasy. A big puddle of grease from the bacon I believe saturated the bottom of the container. A little too greasy for my taste, but one time won't raise my cholesterol too much, will it? I paid $14 for fries and a drink. A little steep, but probably standard for Disney. It's convenient if you're in the area, but not necessarily going to be anyone's go-to.

Staff: Very nice and accommodating. Happily worked hard to…read morehelp me pack my food to go. Food: Really enjoyed the food. We had the carne asada fries which were yummy. They were generous with the steak and the chipotle mayo was just the right spice. Also grabbed a couple of corn dogs which were next level amazing. Not those cheesy little weak ones you get from Wienerschnitzel. These babies were huge, crunchy, and flavorful. Value: Not too bad. It is good food that is conveniently available in a crunch for a decent price. Overall: I'd come back again. One major word of warning they have odd hours. I think they are closed Monday and Tuesday so prepare. Sorry no pics of the food on this one.

Just.the.best.corn.dog.ever!…read more I had the Golden Dragon and the regular. Both were amazing!!! Fried cheesecake is not it though. Very mushy.

Disney's boardwalk is one of the most magical parts of Walt Disney world. It's never too busy and…read morethe wait is never too long anywhere you go. We grabbed corn dogs for dinner. Well, I got the Mexican street corn dog, it was so good! My son got the pickle dog with peanut butter. It looked gross but he loved it lol! The corn dogs came with chips and we fed them to the friendly ducks. Giving this a 4 out of 5 because of the service. It was really weird how the ordering went. I didn't receive a receipt or a number and some other people did. Some did not. We all stood around waiting for our food. After about 15 min I went to the window and asked about my order. Apparently it had been sitting out for a while and they said they were "looking for us." It was weird. Not sure why it wasn't a more formal system.

What's better than a gem... a hidden gem!…read more It's tough at Disney to fit in everything because there are always long lines for the best stuff. But not this one, Sommerfest doesn't have a standard location. No door. No obvious signage. Yet still one of the jewels of the entire EPCOT park. The pretzel bread pudding!!!! Imagine it! Soft pretzels baked down in ooey gooey goodness and then smothered in even more rich glaze. Soooooooooo gooooooooddddd The cast members are still donning lederhosen and the cut out hidden in this back archway has beautiful murals all over... but for some reason, I've never had to wait in a lengthy line here

One of my husbands favorite places to visit while in Epcot is Germany. He absolutely loves the food…read moreand we usually go to the Beirgarden. However, we were eating a little bit on all the countries this time and we came across the Sommerfest. I loved that they had so many options and that you could seat yourself and people watch. We got the bratwurst combo and Schofferhofer. is awesome!

We've passed Cookes for years and never tried their food, but after a friend recommended we try…read moretheir Gluten Free fish and chips, we stopped in during our Springs trip. AMAZING. While my lady enjoyed a little less breading per her request, I went with the usual, and was not disappointed. They apparently use a champagne batter instead of beer batter, and the crispiness was spot on. If I had to choose between this dish at Cookes or at Epcot, we'd revisit Cookes.

Cookes of Dublin delivers classic comfort food done right. The fish and chips are crisp, flaky, and…read moresatisfying, and the portions are generous without feeling overdone. It's a simple spot, but the quality and consistency make it an easy favorite when you're craving something hearty and familiar. Just note that lines can get a little crazy and seating is not always available at peak hours.

When in Orlando there are not a ton of options available for Korean food in general and kbob is a…read morelate night spot that can fill that craving. Coming from NYC I do have very high standards for Korean food so it's important that I keep that context when writing this review. We arrived here on a Saturday night in February looking for some good eats after a long day at the parks. We ordered at the counter ramen chicken wings (one butter one) and fries. There wasn't much of a line and the shop is mostly self serve with utensils and water in the back, with a very casual vibe. Our food came out within 15-20 mins or so staring with the wings. I think these chicken wings are very hit or miss depending on your preferences. There was a lot of sauce on these wings so if that is something you like, it definitely hits the spot. However compared to other Korean fried chicken I have had previously, these wings are not double fried, so they are not quite as crispy as the wings I typically get, this is something to note as it is a personal preference. Staff was nice and helpful. The main reason for the 4 star review is the ramen, might have been some of the worst ramen I have had in my life. The broth lacked flavor, the egg was cold, and the meat tasted like plastic, I think dollar store ramen taste better imo. The wings were great and hit the spot and would recommend if you are fine with them not having the crunch typical in fried chicken but I would avoid the ramen if you are to come here again.

Uniqueness: Korean Street Food! Wait Time: [x][x][x][…read more][ ] Food Quality: [x][x][x][ ][ ] Service: [x][x][x][x][ ] Setting: [x][x][x][x][x] Cost: [x][x][x][ ][ ] Recommendation? The Fruity Pebble Korean corndog was perfect! Sweet, salty, and fried goodness. Was a late night visit trying to find some late night food in Orlando, and decided to give this K-Bob spot a try as I've never seen or been to a Korean Street Food place. Setting was hip and trendy with plenty to offer from from their menu, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. We ordered some bowls, corndogs, and some wings, and the wait time for the corndog to come out was rather long. Unfortunately, the main bowl for dinner was quite disappointing, as the rice was undercooked and gritty & the carrot and veggies they put in felt pretty raw so there was definitely some effort to chew through this. The meat was good and nothing to criticize about but overall I would not plan to get the bowls here again. The wing was perfectly crisp and literally right out of the fryer & piping hot. Ordered the sweet ginger non-spicy flavor and it was good, not too salty and not bland at all. The one thing that stood out to me was definitely the Fruity Pebble Corndog. Perhaps it's due to being the most expensive corndog option but it was perfectly crisp and the sweet fruity pebbles, the mozzarella cheese, and corndog all just complimented each other perfectly for a late night bite. Cost overall here is on the slightly higher side for street food but if it's literally the only location serving this type of food, perhaps it may be worth it (with inflation nowadays, still not a cheap place to visit). Overall, a decent spot to try for some literal Korean street food. I wish the bowls were better but if you stick with the literal street food here, you may have a good time for a late night bite here. Would I come back here right away? I'm going to hold for the time being and perhaps later on when things improve, I'll come back to try some more.