Michelin One-Star Restaurants
Achieving the highest grade obtained in the city, these fine dining establishments specialize in high-quality cooking. Michelin designated four eateries as one-star establishments. Book your reservation before your vacation and check each restaurant’s
website for special instructions such as dress codes.*
Some of these include:
- Soseki: Located in nearby Winter Park, Florida, Soseki wows guests with its contemporary take on omakase, a Japanese-style chef ’s tasting. With what Michelin inspectors dubbed “a laserlike focus on local Florida produce,” this 10-seat sushi restaurant crafts a two-hour dining experience of a dozen or so artfully prepared dishes.
- Kadence: With fewer than 10 seats, this sushi and sake bar in Orlando’s Audubon Park neighborhood offers a modern take on the classic omakase experience. Expect a “free-spirited” dining experience from chef-owners Mark and Jennifer Berdin, who previously worked at Michelin-caliber restaurants in New York and London.
Michelin-Recommended
Bib Gourmand Restaurants
- Bombay Street Kitchen: This colorful eatery on South Orange Blossom Trail offers authentic Indian small plates. Look for standouts like street special dosa and vegetarian fare.
- Domu: Tucked in the back of East End Market in Audubon Park, this trendy ramen spot delivers a “classic-meets-creative menu”with house-made noodles as the star. Slurp up the flavorful Richie Rich (miso-pork ramen) or try the Chuka (cold ramen salad). And don’t miss their famous extra-crispy chicken wings.
- Papa Llama: This neighborhood gem in the Curry Ford West district features a Peruvian-inspired menu of shareable items like papas a la Huancaína (fingerling potatoes with spicy ají amarillo cream and salsa verde) and Lomo (a skirt steak stir-fry).
- The Ravenous Pig: This modern Winter Park gastropub serves “classic pub fare with creative Southern spins.” Visit during the warmer months to take advantage of the on-site brewery and beer garden.
- Strand: The cozy Mills 50 restaurant offers a seasonal American menu that “brims with nostalgic Southern inspiration.” The husband-and-wife team Alda and Joe Rees puts a contemporary twist on classic dishes like dry-rubbed Alabama chicken with a side of fried macaroni and cheese.
- Swine and Sons: Nestled inside Winter Park’s The Local Butcher & Market sits this specialty sandwich shop. You’ll find friendly counter service and Southern-inspired bites like a hot chicken sandwich that is “just dang delicious.”
- Z Asian Vietnamese Kitchen: This Southeast Asian eatery in the Mills 50 district puts its own spin on traditional Vietnamese dishes like bún chay (vermicelli noodles) and bột chiên (pan-fried rice flour cake).
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Where To Stay
With so many accommodations available, it can be hard to decide where to stay. We think you’ll love Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort. It was ranked #9 by Condé Nast Traveler’s 2021 Readers’ Choice Awards for Top Orlando Resorts. It’s also the spot for foodies with the addition of Four Flamingos, A Richard Blais Florida Kitchen, located within the resort. Fans of the popular TV show Top Chef can enjoy “vintage Florida” food created by the charismatic cook.
This family-friendly golf resort sits in a premium location with complimentary shuttle service to Walt Disney World® Resort and Universal Orlando Resort™. Explore the resort’s amenities when you’re not out adventuring with the family. You can relax poolside (or even book a private cabana for a fee) while the kids enjoy a lagoonstyle pool. Grab a bite to eat at one of three restaurants or the grab-and-go market. Tee off at the award-winning golf course, hit the gym, or pamper yourself in the full-service spa.
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Accommodations include a private step-out balcony or terrace with beautiful views of the lavish pool or vibrant landscape. Slumber in the ultimate comfort of the Hyatt Grand Bed® or lounge on the plush chaise.
Combine tasty discoveries and a stay at Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort for the perfect vacation in Orlando.
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