We were looking for a place that delivered after a long day in the park. I came across JT's on Yelp…read moreand Im so glad I did. Their website didn't seem to be working correctly so I ended up calling. The woman on the line was really friendly. We ordered a couple of pizzas, a garden salad and a smash burger. While waiting on our delivery we received several texts from Tyler letting us know our food was being made, when he was en route and when he made it to us. That was great! Now the food...the pizza was just okay. I think we are spoiled from being from Pittsburgh with Pizza. The smash burger was A+! The jalapeños were a great touch. I would 100% order again. Everything was reasonably priced and there wasn't a delivery fee. Great first experience with JT's. Would definitely order again!

Phenomenal wings and delicious wing sauces. Close to the disney bubble and good pizza. Awesome…read moreservice!

Second visit. I appreciate the chefs always seem to have a handle on what my dad and his allergies…read morecan and can't eat. But hey, like what's up with the sinks in the women's bathroom (photo for reference) because the faucet is set too low and too close to the bowl edge so you can't wash without touching the bowl or the faucet...it's not great. The idea of them is cute. The practicality. Not

I stopped into Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews for lunch during the workday and grabbed a seat at…read morethe bar since there was essentially no wait. The first thing I noticed walking in was that the restaurant was freezing. I was already dressed in full work attire with pants, long sleeves, and an undershirt, and it still felt uncomfortably cold inside. One of the more surprising moments came when I asked if they could cook my burger medium-rare. The response was basically, "We can't guarantee the temp. They usually come out medium-well." To her credit, the bartender was friendly and offered to note my preference on the ticket to improve the odds. What either wasn't explained clearly, or I completely missed initially, is that these are thinner burgers that are almost smashburger-style. Once the food arrived, that made a lot more sense, and honestly it would have been an easy clarification at the time of ordering. The service overall was fine. Seating was immediate, and bar service was a little on the slower side, though still within a reasonable range. My food, however, came out extremely fast once ordered. The restaurant itself strongly feels inspired by Ford's Garage. Between the décor, garage aesthetic, and even the benches outside, I think it was probably a former Ford's Garage location or a sister concept. Given the name "Sickies Garage," it's not exactly a huge leap. I'm honestly too lazy to do the leg work to look that up. One guy at the bar kept staring at me the whole meal, which was pretty unsettling... mostly because it was a life-sized skeleton pointed directly at me the entire time. (see photos ) On the positive side, the staff were friendly, honest about the food prep, and the menu selection is large, if heavily burger focused (because Burger bar). There are tons of burger options, sandwiches, salads, and sides. They also have a large bar setup with a solid beer selection on tap. The liquor selection was pretty limited, but this is clearly more of a burgers-and-brews place than a cocktail bar, so that's understandable. As for the food itself, it was just... okay. I ordered the Jameson burger with tater tots. Not bad at all, but not particularly memorable either. The burger wasn't overly flavorful on its own, and it was pretty obvious the expectation was for the toppings to do most of the heavy lifting. Between the thinner patty style and the toppings, the actual beef flavor was kind of lost. The tots were fresh and crispy and perfectly fine, but again, nothing that really stood out. Overall, the entire experience felt very middle-of-the-road: decent food, friendly staff, interesting atmosphere, but nothing that would pull me away from my favorite local burger spots. I'd give it 3 stars overall. Not a bad experience, just not one that really wowed me either.

I went Friday night at about 8pm and was able to find seating at the bar instantly. I ordered a…read moredrink called the Black Apple and it was delicious and decently sized. You can tell there was fresh fruit in it by the blackberry pieces in the drink. For my entree, I ordered The Royal and this was actually one of the best burgers I've had in my life. It was so juicy and flavorful, everything in the burger worked together. The house fries were crispy and tasty. The service itself was excellent and food and drinks came out quickly. Loved the vibes too. Next time I go will definitely be to catch the live music. I've already recommended this place to friends.

When we are on this side of town, we always stop in here and have lunch…read more We arrived on Tuesday around 2:30 or 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Happy hour was just starting or had started, but there wasn't anything on the happy hour menu that stood out to us. They had the Suncreek Brewery Strawberry ale on tap so I had a couple glasses of that. It's perfect for the summer. It's a very light and very refreshing beer. My husband drank Yuengling. We both end up getting a taster of Bourbon later on. My husband went with the six year Willet And really enjoyed it. He said it definitely got better the more that you drank. I opted for something that I've seen in the stores but haven't purchased yet. I was able to try both the dancing panda eight year as well as the dancing panda 10 year. A cheaper bottle of bourbon but definitely good flavor. The 10 was my favorite. For food, I got an order of the S & S sweet potato fries, which comes with a light caramel drizzle. These fries are cooked perfectly and so delicious. My husband got the garlic Parm wings, and while the crunch was perfect on them.(he ordered them crunchy) -he was not a fan of their garlic Parmesan sauce. It just felt like the garlic, overpowered any of the Parmesan. Overall, we enjoyed our time here and the two bartenders that were working the bar, were excellent and very attentive.

Fried chicken was really good. It was nice and crispy perfect breading and full of flavor. The kin…read morefolk sauce added an extra touch

I'll admit, I feel a wee bit weary when a restaurant has no patrons, but we took a chance and went…read morein anyway to get some food to go. We were greeted by a friendly lady at the cash register, and after checking out the menu, we placed our order: two 6-piece chicken wings, one 12-piece chicken wings, and one 3-piece chicken tenders. We got two of the wing orders tossed in their signature Kinfolks sauce, one in lemon pepper, and the tenders plain with a side of BBQ sauce. All of our meals came with fries. Let me just say--the food was really good. The wings and tenders were flavorful and cooked well, but the real star was that Kinfolks sauce. Absolutely awesome! The only downside was the lemon pepper wings. Unfortunately, the lemon flavor was way too strong and overpowering, which took away from the overall enjoyment of those wings. Aside from that, it was a pretty good experience. Friendly service, nice atmosphere, great food (especially that Kinfolks sauce!), and definitely worth a return visit!

Best calzone I've ever had! The ricotta was delicious…read more Can't wait to be back in Orlando to eat here again.

It's counter service which we appreciated but seemed like most people who would come in seemed…read moreconfused , the front of the restaurant is a bit tight in space. The seating/table area is very spacious and we enjoyed the booths. My wife and I ordered the buffalo chicken pizza and it was pretty great overall. The dough was crunchy and airy. It wasn't heavy at all and it was much better than what we were expecting. It had a wonderful homemade quality to it. My only real criticism is that we waited a while for the pizza to arrive at our table. My brother ordered the Capri sandwich, which looked a little weak , however he said it was pretty good and that the bread tasted like it was baked in-house which was a plus. The pizza was wonderful for the area and we will be back next time we are around Disney.

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.

Gabby was awesome took care of of us great recommendations for first timers food a good and…read morecouldn't beat the service will come back next time in the area.

Food and service were great. Nicole at the bar was very friendly and personable. Her drink and…read morefood suggestions were amazing. I would definitely recommend a date night do a couple wanting to sit at the bar.

First, this plaza is busy and full of random things, but U Turn is tucked into a corner and almost…read moredifficult to spot. But, if you go, you won't be sad, the quality and service are amazing. First, the portion sizes are incredible, which is not always the case at KBBQ spots. I was always impressed about the amounts that came to the table with each order. The only 'small' portion was the veggie tray, which felt odd, but was okay in the end, since you can merely order more. For apps, I didn't love the gyoza, it was good, but wasn't the best I've ever had. The cheese corn, however, was a hit with our table. If you've never had any, this is an easy recommendation - it's quite tasty and easy to eat. For meat, wow, we loved so many of the options. The one I would skip was the pork belly, it wasn't super flavorful compared to the other options.

Food was delicious. The Beef Bulgogi was delicious and very authentic. Very kind, friendly and…read morehelpful wait staff. The seating and the ambiance is very pleasant. I highly recommend this Korean restaurant and I will surely be back when I'm in the Orlando area in the future.

Let's be clear. I don't go to Miller's Ale House for the wings…read more I go for the Zingers. And if you know... you know. Miller's is that comfort American spot when you don't know what you want, there's a big game on, and takeout just makes sense. You order the Zingers or -- better yet -- the Zingers Mountain Melt. We're talking crispy chicken tenders layered with melted cheese, applewood smoked bacon, and a mountain of fries. Not just any fries. The good fries. The kind you call home for. That's their signature. That's the heavyweight champ. But today? We're giving the sidekicks some shine. The mozzarella sticks? Elite. Golden, gooey, pull-apart perfection. Honestly, they might be the best supporting actor on the menu. And the wings? Solid. Not life-changing, not Buffalo pilgrimage worthy -- but dependable. Good size, good sauce coverage, crispy enough to hold their own next to the legends on the plate. They're not trying to steal the show... they're just here to make sure the Zingers don't eat alone. Nothing beats a Zingers Mountain Melt with a side of mozzarella sticks -- and if you toss in some wings for the table? That's a game-day spread done right. Miller's isn't reinventing chicken. They're perfecting comfort. And sometimes that's exactly what you need.

7 years ago, I came here and gave this five stars. I eat at Miller's closer to my house but wanted…read moresomething familiar while I was in the area. I came here 05/17 talked to the hostess and asked her if the outside patio was open, she told me it was just seat myself. I asked because when I went out there, there was no one there. I told her I would be right back, but I would be sitting outside. She acknowledged that. I came in, sat up against the sliding door so that I could be seen. There was no bartender or server that was there for my entire seven minutes I was out there. I ultimately ended up leaving before anyone could come to me. The review is on the lack of attention to detail, as I told them I was sitting outside and sat right in the way so that ANY server would see me. All I can say is this does not run like other Miller's.

Amazing food Chicken wings fried pickles onion rings. All…read morewere amazing Nice service by Mia Ambiance is also good Like a sports bar

I went there on Wednesday because I was craving wings and have never tried this restaurant out…read morebefore. before I knew it, my amazing server (Tessa) recommended the honey Thai chili pepper sauce for the original wings. My God was this the flavor to satisfy my hunger! Every bit was like a taste of Valhalla. Not to mention the amazing service I received, it was like I was dining like a king in England in the 1500's!! I've told everyone I know (even my mother) they need to go try out this place. Just when I thought it was over, I was told about the buffalo shrimp. This is what I have been yearning for, amazing wings AND buffalo shrimp?! I mean I've never died so I don't know what heaven is like but I'd like to imagine it is like the Hooters in Buena Vista. Thank you, and thank you Tessa for the great recommendations.