If you're staying in or near the Hyatt Regency Orlando / Convention Center, B-Line Diner is a super…read moreconveniently located establishment with pretty good and reasonably-priced (for a high-end hotel restaurant) food and desserts. It certainly has a diner feel, so it's definitely not fine dining, and despite potentially large crowds due to events going on throughout the week, its flow is well managed and long lines don't take too long to get through. I stopped by with a party of 2 right after morning rounds of competitions in the convention center, and hopped in line around 11:15 am on a weekday. The line looked long at first but only took 10 minutes to get through. We sat down to order and was informed that they were still in the tail end of breakfast service so lunch would start at 11:30 am. So we sat for a bit and then the waiter came back around to take our lunch order. Sandwiches and burgers are ~$20 so closer to $25-30 after tax and tip. We got the B-Line Burger and Grilled Chicken Burger. Both were great and the fries that came with them were excellent as well. Portions are between fair and generous, and after a nice shared key lime pie to round out the lunch, we left satisfied. Ambiance is casual and service was good. Check it out if you're in the area!

Boom. Solid experience at B‑Line Diner inside the Hyatt Regency Orlando…read more I had the Mediterranean salad with grilled chicken, and everything came out really fast, which is always appreciated, especially in a hotel setting, with plenty of things to do instead of take a long lunch. The service was great--attentive without hovering. The salad itself was huge, topped with a very generous portion of grilled chicken that was tender and, importantly, not dry. Big win there. The dressing was nice and balanced, though I will forever wish for more feta (always more feta). The roasted chickpeas were good, but I wish they'd been toasted just a bit longer to get some extra crunch. Not bad at all, just missing that final texture pop I love in a salad. Overall, this was a satisfying meal for a hot Florida day.

Self serve order! I love quick & clean. Visiting Orlando for the first time! Very hot but lots of…read morefood options. Trying this burger joint

Cold fries, greasy burger with zero , no taste. Cheese fries have about a teaspoon of cheese. And…read morethe place is disgustingly dirty inside and out. Not a clean table outside even under the tables lots of sticky spillage. No one was cleaning up anything. And forget about the price. Ridiculously expensive and then they have a nerve to suggest a tip. Do not waist the money or the calories

We went to this McDonald's a lot since it was near our hotel and it's also open 24/7. I used mobile…read moreordering a lot and it worked fine. They were also generally nice when I needed to ask them about something. This McDonald's is close to the convention center and it was slammed on one of the convention days. Expect long lines during events like this!

Food came out relatively quickly. Its a clean restaurant with ample seating. Parking was quite…read moreeasy. Open 24/7 Close to Seaworld

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.

So I have only had Canes once before and honestly the food wasn't great. This location is new and…read morehuge. There is inside and outside seating and a drive thru. Had the Box combo, came with 4 fingers which were quite delicious. Also came with fries and some really super delicious coleslaw. Love the ice tea here. It is really good. Glad I gave Canes another try. Hopefully this location will maintain the high food quality standards. This location is new and huge. Got to revisit in a few months to see how it holds up.

I don't usually go out of my way for fast food. But today? I did. I made the trip. I committed…read more Because when it comes to Raising Cane's, I'm usually all in. That's what made this one sting a little. Let me set the stage. I pull up to the Kissimmee location already knowing what I'm getting. This place has one job. Chicken. Not a massive menu. Not a bunch of distractions. Just chicken, fries, toast, slaw. Simple. Focused. The kind of setup where you expect consistency every single time. And then the tray hit the table. The chicken? Bland. Like no one introduced it to seasoning. And somehow also soggy. You know that moment when you bite in expecting that crispy crunch and instead you get... soft confusion? Yeah. That. It honestly felt like the oil wasn't hot enough. Which is kind of a big deal when frying is your entire identity. Now here's where it gets even more frustrating. Cane's sauce is usually the safety net. It can cover a lot of sins. Underseasoned chicken? Fine. Dip it, save it, move on. But it cannot fix texture. It cannot create crunch out of thin air. And when the crisp isn't there, the whole thing falls flat. The fries didn't do much to help the situation. Underdone. Under salted. Just kind of there. Taking up space. Not offensive, just disappointing. Like they almost made it to the finish line and then decided to clock out early. And here's the part that really gets me. When you only do one thing, you have to nail it. Every time. No excuses. No off days. No close enough. This isn't a diner with a 10-page menu. This is chicken. How do you forget to make it crispy? Now, credit where it's due. The Texas toast? Still elite. Buttery, golden, doing exactly what it's supposed to do. The coleslaw? Fresh, crisp, actually refreshing. And the staff here? Friendly, efficient, and the food came out quick. No complaints on the service side at all. So now I'm sitting there having this internal debate. Because I know what Raising Cane's can be. And this wasn't it. somewhere in the middle of that meal it hit me that I went out of my way for this and got a version that felt like it cut corners That's a tough pill to swallow in an area like Kissimmee where you've got options everywhere you turn. Great food is not hard to find around here. Which makes subpar chicken stand out even more. Three stars. And that feels generous based on the sides and the service carrying the weight. But let's be clear. I'm usually a five star guy when it comes to Raising Cane's. This just wasn't that day. And when your whole brand is built on doing one thing right, you don't get a pass when that one thing misses.

Very good food and sweets. Great service fun atmosphere. Great for birthday partiesread more

Very cool place. I walked over from the convention center, west side for lunch. It was a quick 8…read moreminute walk. They offer indoor and outdoor seating. I love all the decorations and fun music played the whole time. There was not wait. We were seated right away. Our waitress was very nice and came over as soon as we were seated. I ordered the Smash Burger with a side of waffle fries. It was great. My friend ordered the Turkey Club. Pretty good and enough to take half home for dinner. We really struggled deciding between a shake or hot chocolate. It was a cold day for us Floridians so we decided to order the Cupid's Cocoa from their seasonal menu. YUM! Nothing better than a hot chocolate on a cold day. I was a little worried it could be too sweet. Nothing to worry about. It was perfect. I plan to go for dinner and try one of their fun cocktails.

Terrific burger and fries. Food arrived quickly. Very reasonable prices. I will definitely return.read more

Burgers are good. It's fast food order style with sit down…read morerestaurant waitress feel. Service was fast.

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.

We have seen and heard about Raising Canes, even watching their founder on Shark Tank! We haven't…read morehad a chance to get over here yet so we were thrilled to get here! Raising Canes is a fast casual quick service restaurant serving chicken. This is their specialty. They have a small variety offering chicken tenders, sandwiches, salads and the best crinkle cut fries. It's a simple menu but delivers!! We had not been there before so the wonderful guy at the register suggested we order the Box. He said it gives you the best variety. It came with chicken tenders, coleslaw, crinkle fries, a piece of Texas toast and their signature dip, the Canes Sauce. Their chicken tenders are crispy but not super bready. They were very good. It was a nice thick piece of chicken. The fries were very crispy and the Texas toast was delicious. Their signature sauce is their only sauce. It had a little kick of pepper to it but was a really good sauce for the tenders. It was creamy and really yummy. Overall this was a great place. We don't typically eat fast food much but I think we will be back for a quick meal. Everything was hot and delicious and the staff was very nice and friendly. This location has inside seating as well as a lot outside. They also have a drive thru as well. Really great food! Thank you Raising Canes, we will be back!

This was my first time dining at Raising Cane's. My wife and I have had friends that eaten here and…read morethey've had nothing but great things to say. So going into to this I was looking forward to it. When arriving the first thing I noticed is the prime location on International Drive. Lots of hotels near by and foot traffic. The second thing I noticed was the drive thru. It's a large size drive thru, which gives me the sense that it will be busy during lunch or prime eating times. The restaurant is on the smaller side. Think the dining room can fit about 40 people. The menu itself is tight and is broken down to four categories: -Combos: The Box: 4 chicken fingers,crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, regular fountain drink-The Caniac: 6 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, 2 cane's sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, regular fountain drink-The 3 Finger: 3 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, Texas toast, regular fountain drink-The Sandwich: 3 chicken fingers, cane's sauce, lettuce, toasted bun, crinkle cut fries, regular fountain drink-The Kids: 2 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, kids size drink -Talegates: Chicken fingers that come in 25 pieces comes with 8 cane's sauce, 50 pieces comes with 16 cane's sauce , 75 pieces comes with 25 cane's sauce, 100 pieces comes with 33 cane's sauce; each would come with a jug of lemonade, unsweet tea, sweet tea -Drinks: Lemonade, fresh squeezed everyday; Unsweet Tea, fresh brewed daily; Sweet Tea, fresh brewed daily; Half tea & Half Lemonade; Fountain drinks My wife and I each got the box and a unsweet tea. The chicken itself is succulent, it has a nice crispy outside, the chicken fingers are larger than I expected. The crinkle fries were perfectly salted and hot. The coleslaw tasted good too, this coming from someone that isn't a coleslaw fan. The Cane's sauce is absolutely delicious, and I couldn't get enough of it. All in all it was a fantastic experience. The staff were truly nice and informative about the menu. We definitely will be returning.

I was pleasantly surprised here. My expectations upon hearing "it's like a Mediterranean chipotle"…read moreweren't so high, but this place puts together a tasty dish! Lots of great options, and the staff were helpful (although not super warm). The restaurant was clean with plenty of seating. Great place for a quick bite.

What type of cuisine can you find at the Mexican Camel, you ask? Exactly what the name says! It's a…read moreMexican & Middle Eastern fusion- think a Middle Eastern version of Chipotle. You can get a bowl or a burrito in a tortilla or pita, you can get protein of chicken or lamb or schwarma or other, it's such a fun mix of two wonderful regions of food. And all under true adorable branding of a literal Mexican Camel guy. The burritos are MASSIVE. Definitely enough for 2 people, unless you like hadn't eaten all day or something.. even then, it's more than plenty. The steak is fabulous and seasoned deliciously. Overall it's a cute store and nice if you want something a little different to eat but still not too out there. Also, the queso is absolutely fire, they make it in house and I'd highly recommend!