City Walk Orlando: Dining

Orlando, Florida: Dining is just one of the many things that City Walk offers its guests. Tastes from around the world can be found here from breakfast to dinner, there is something for even the pickiest eaters. It features dozens of restaurants from unique dining experiences to grab and go burger and fries.

The restaurants of City Walk vary in dining style and food types, here is a summary of the restaurants and the foods they serve.

Bob Marley’s-A Tribute to Freedom: the Reggae themed restaurant that features a replica of Bob Marley’s home in Kingston Jamaica. They serve up classic Jamaican foods like Oxtail Stew, Jamaican Curry Chicken, Beef Patties and more.

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co: Forrest Gump is alive inside the Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. with memorabilia from the movie throughout the restaurant. Just like the movie guests can dine on fried shrimp, spicy shrimp, stuffed shrimp, shrimp, shrimp and more shrimp. They also serve baby back ribs, mahi mahi, salmon and more.

Emeril’s Orlando: featuring Creole cuisine inspired by master chef Emeril Lagasse, the restaurant also has a large wine gallery and cigar bar. The menu includes Roasted Texas Redfish, Louisiana Crawfish Flatbread, Grilled Angus Filet Mignon and more.

Hard Rock Café: Orlando’s version of the world famous chain of music themed restaurants. They feature American cuisine with a side of rock and roll. The menu includes burgers, chicken, pulled pork sandwiches and more.

Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville: themed inspired by the music of Jimmy Buffet and featuring Key West cuisine, it is one of the best places to unwind in Universal Orlando. From here guests can enjoy the three bars including the Volcano Bar that erupts with margarita volcano. Live bands perform in the evenings to entertain the patrons. The menu includes: Conch Fritters, Corn and Crab Chowder, Jambalaya, Jerk Chicken, Cuban Sandwiches, Fish Tacos, Key Lime Pie and of course the cheeseburger in paradise.

Latin Quarter: themed to look like an ancient temple and featuring Aztec, Incan and Mayan decorations throughout, they feature a menu of Latin American cuisine. The menu includes empanadas, Churrasco Skirt Steak, Roasted Pork Loin, Fajitas and more.

NASCAR Sport Grille: sports bar and grill with a NASCAR theme. Helmets, photos and even race cars decorate the restaurant inside and out. The menu features taquitos, shrimp, steak, pork chops, pulled pork sandwiches, burgers and more.

NBA City: as you walk though the doors, you are in the middle of the golden age of basketball. A large video wall shows guests some of the best plays of basketball history while they enjoy some of the best in American cuisine. The menu includes parmesan chicken tenders, pork chops, baby backed ribs and more.
Pastamore: Italian cuisine in a Mediterranean setting is what guests will experience here. The family can watch as chef’s prepare the food from the open kitchen. The menu includes pizza, lasagna, chicken marsala and more.

Pat O’Brien’s: replica of the famous location in New Orleans, here Mardi Gras can be experienced 365 days a year. Home of the Hurricane and Dueling Pianos, making guests fell like the are on Bourbon Street. The menu includes Louisiana Blackened Redfish, Jambalaya, Po’ Boys and Bourbon Street Chicken.

Top of the Walk Food Court: food court featuring BK Whopper Bar, Moe’s and Panda Express.

In addition to the above full service and casual restaurants, City Walk also features the following quick service restaurants:

• Big Kahuna’s Pizza
• Cinnabon
• Galaxy Bar
• Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs
• Starbucks
• TCBY

So whether you want to sit down to a three course meal or just grab a snack on the go, City Walk has the dining options to solve anyone’s cravings.

For more photos, click on the photo above to visit my City Walk photo page.

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