Orlando, Florida has a seemingly unlimited number of dining options available to enjoy. In this video we’ll provide an overview of some of the family-friendly restaurants — and food trucks — we enjoyed during or Summer 2021 visit to Orlando.
0:00 – Intro
1:05 – La Boucherie
2:13 – Teak Neighborhood Grill
3:21 – World Food Trucks
4:33 – Junior Colombian Burger
5:32 – 4 Rivers Smokehouse
6:56 – Nick Filet
7:57 – Portillo’s
9:08 – Mr. Puffs
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