Dining
A Good Neighbor
Maxine’s on Shine, with an Italian-esque menu, makes itself at home amid the dwellings off Mills.
Two Jews Walk Into a Chinese Restaurant. . .
Like they would eat anywhere else on Christmas Day.
A Hit Spin-Off
From the creators of Chef’s Table, a tastefully done addition.
Main Squeeze
Dining critic Joseph Hayes loves (not likes, loves) these four dishes for their citrus ingredients and thinks you will, too.
Block Party
A Lake Eola neighborhood is back in business as a dining destination.
Truth Is Relative
Using family recipes, Brian Wheeler delivers real N’Awlins cooking at Tibby’s.
Bait and Switch
Roy’s has a reputation for excellent seafood. If only the celebrity chef restaurant could live up to it.
Luma’s Resident Wine Expert
When Cara Cown was in college, the only glasses she was interested in were beakers and test tubes.
A Shiny Spoon
There are no signs of rust on Kathleen Blake’s new gastropub on Church Street.
Thank Goodness for Little Feasts
At Le Rouge, one small plate leads to another and another.
Land of the Rising Fun
In its new Maitland location, RanGetsu dazzles with its showy Japanese cuisine and cool late-night ambience.
Hot Wheels
These food trucks deliver the goods, drawing thousands to parking lots all over Orlando.
Almost Famous
Their names may not be familiar, but given these chefs’ glorious creations that could soon change.
Great Meals for Mom on Her Day
Wondering where to dine on Mother’s Day? Consider these five fine brunches.
Competitive Smoker
You can be the judge of BBQ champion Kenny Nadeau’s ribs and brisket.
A Boatload of Delights
From flatbreads to chili cheeseburgers to crab cake sandwiches, the food served at The Boathouse seldom fails to please.
Roman at Heart
The food, service and intimate setting at Café Trastevere all bring Old World Italy to mind.
Curry, With a Side of Belly Dancing
The cuisine at India Blue is authentic and some of it is excellent, but the entertainment is out of place.
Set Your GPS to ‘Delicious’
Chatham’s Place may be a bit hard to find, but it’s well worth tracking down.
Lost in Transit
Quality didn’t make the move when Bravissimo left downtown for Altamonte Springs.
The Legend Lives on
A classic steakhouse, Linda’s La Cantina is Orlando’s oldest restaurant and, still, one of its best.
