Author: Joseph Hayes
Brews rule, as our special issue will show. Plus the voting deadline for our Dining Awards fast approaches.
Updates on additions at Disney Springs, plus Dining Awards voting, and a feast in the fields
Rasa broadens our concept of Indian food, creating marvelous dishes from the country’s southern region, as well as Chinese-influenced cuisine.
Market to Table is a Winter Garden gem, with Chef Ryan Freelove offering a menu of seafood, fowl and more, enhanced by house-made seasonings.
This week, we trawl the waters of all-you-can eat sushi, hot pot, Korean BBQ and more. Bitcoin alert!
Tell us what's tops on your culinary list by casting a ballot in our annual Dining Awards.
Be forgot? Hardly. Here are some highlights during the past year, as we look toward an equally magnificent 2018.
When eating, entertainment become last-minute engagements.
Wherever he goes, Chef Tim Keating raises the level of culinary excellence. His latest success can be found at Urbain 40.
Yuki Hana specializes in the unexpected, yielding a delightful combination of sushi and Japanese fusion.
Peruse these prime places to celebrate Christmas and New Year's.
Not so much. Behold a critic's holiday woes that hit home.
Plan your day away from Grandma's house with Orlando's bountiful spread of Thanksgiving Day buffets and feasts fit for the whole family.
Next up at Epcot: the food-filled Festival of the Holidays. Plus, check out some turkey day dining options.
2017 has seen the closings of culinary mainstays as well as fledgling eateries.
Nosh on the latest literary offering from Chef Norman Van Aken.
Meet 11 individuals whose diverse voices enrich our lives through music, theater, dance and the spoken word.
Some impressive food heroes team up lakeside to make the reinvented Waterfront a success.
Reyes Mezcaleria, Jason Chin’s venture into Mexican cuisine, is a winner, with an experienced staff turning out both the familiar and fantastic.
There are plenty of ways to be generous with food and drink this holiday season. Here are a few.
Flavors of Laos, Korea and Peru stand out among new and soon-to-open eateries.
To revel in tastings in October and November—from German fare (and Dachshund races!) to a shindig in the heart of Winter Park.
Plus, a bevy of culinary opportunities with Magical Dining, Epcot Food & Wine Fest, and The Ravenous Pig.
Burger Battle was a deliciously trying experience—as in "Try this one next.'' Ah, the difficult duties of a judge...
The region's organic small farms try to bounce back after Irma.
Fridge and freezer woes, stubborn Talenti jars and restaurants stepping up--by simply opening their doors.
There are plenty of opportunities this month and beyond to make your dining dollars help others.
We like to call it Burger Battle, and it's being waged September 23. Get your tickets now!
But somebody has to do it. And when it's for a good cause a critic's task is even sweeter.
Three gorgeous recipe-filled books take armchair travelers on a tour of diverse cuisines.
Rick Bayless’ enthusiasm for authentic cuisine has brought a delightful restaurant to Disney Springs.
Keeping track of the moves among our local culinary artists.
The industry reacts to our critic's take on the quality and testing of what you buy.
You can fatten up for winter with this guide to a variety of festivals and other dining events.
Get real: It may be time for an oil change—in your cupboard.
A restaurant veteran takes an upscale fish camp vibe and runs with it.
From po’ boys to blackened catfish, Muddy Waters excels at New Orleans cooking.
Even the hot, rainy season can make you long for the ultimate comfort food. Here are some best bets.
The Disney Springs culinary lineup keeps changing, promising even more variety to an already can't-miss complex of restaurants.
Sustainability pioneer Kevin Fonzo sells K Restaurant but plans to stay in Orlando and focus on various ventures.
How do chefs and restaurant owners handle situations where a dish goes untouched or half-eaten? Read on.
The Petrakis powerhouse trots out exemplary fare at The Polite Pig, sticking with local providers while continuing to reinvent their porcine empire.
Eleven at Reunion Resort offers a window into prime steaks, with personable Chef Jake Brenchley at the helm of a creative kitchen.
Over the years, these dining stars have been inducted into our hallowed hall. Where are they now?
Clever monikers are great, but ultimately it's the level of passion and dedication that makes a restaurant rise or fall.
Part 1: Tales of the good side in Scotland and England
They're not just for Sundays anymore—brunches are a full weekend affair. Here are some of the best.
The Parkview is a “neighborhood joint” that excels with most menu ventures, especially at brunch.
Much has changed at Flying Fish. And the new cuisine created by Chef Tim Majoras is magnificent.
No planes or trains involved. A refreshing, fun holiday is just a short drive away at these 10 Central Florida resorts and destinations.