Places on this Skoot
Hue Restaurant
629 E Central Blvd, Orlando, FL
by Hilton 
You'll never go hungry in Orlando, a city with such a vast array of cuisine options that you can satisfy anyone in your group. From gourmet Italian to zesty Tex Mex, TravelSkoot shows you the best dining options in Orlando.
Thornton Park Central's urban design is perfectly complemented by the sidewalk tables at Hue, a trendsetting restaurant that serves a unique progressive American cuisine. Its attitude is reflected in its menu design, which is divided into four parts: Begin, Lettuce, Main and Sweet. Begin your meal with crispy calamari, and then mix your lettuce with wood-grilled tenderloin. Make your main event the Chilean sea bass and have the bourbon pecan pie tower to top it off.
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The privately owned Coq au Vin, is the ultimate classic French bistro. Dining at the restaurant is an intimate experience with close tables and a crowd that befits its immense popularity. If escargots are not for you, try the onion soup to start. For your entrée, try cassoulet, a specialty from the south of France made with white beans braised with lamb, duck, pork and sausage. Or try the dish that gave the restaurant its name — coq au vin, which literally means chicken with wine.
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At Churrascaria, the tradition of Brazilian gaucho feasts continues. The gauchos, or cowboys, of Brazil cook slow-roasted beef, pork, lamb or sausage over open flames as part of their celebrations. At Churrascaria, the servers go from table to table with swordlike skewers carving slices of meat for each diner. A South American wine would go well with dinner, or try the caipirinha, a traditional Brazilian cocktail made with lime juice and cachaca, a sugar-cane rum.
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The audience is part of the show at Pirate's dinner adventure. You are actually playing the part of a dinner guest at the home of beautiful Princess Anita. But don't get too comfy — you are about to be taken hostage by Sebastian the Black and his dastardly band of pirates! Swashbuckling and sword fighting ensues as you attempt to enjoy your dinner. We're not saying how it ends, but you probably don't want to get too close to the plank. Enjoy this playful dinner adventure with your whole family.
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When a restaurateur has a passion for his work, it shows. And 45 years has not dulled Chris Christini's passion. The dining room will transport you to old Italy, with decorative accents of sculpted moldings and tables set for kings. The cuisine is classic: Linguini con vongole comes with a choice of red or white clam sauce. The costata d'angello, an oven-roasted rack of lamb, is a specialty of the house. Feast like an emperor, but save room for the tiramisu.
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Save room for the handmade ice cream at Capital Grille, a tough task given the menu of exquisitely prepared seafood and their celebrated dry aged steaks. Start at the bar and sip a martini under the art-deco chandeliers. Then proceed past the wall of over 5000 wines, and have a seat in the warm glow of the African mahogany paneling. Go ahead and supplement your steak with a side of Vidalia Onion Rings or the Lobster Mac ‘N Cheese – it won’t ruin your appetite for the coconut cream pie you’ll want with your ice cream.
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Follow the glow of red neon to the portico of Kres Chop House on Church Street. The contemporary restaurant and casually upscale lounge offers a new menu daily of fresh seafood and hand-selected, 30 day-aged, certified angus steaks. A glass of bold red wine from the extensive list will nicely complement either the 16 ounce new York Strip, or the Alaskan King Crab Legs. But ordering the Kres Mixed Grill may be the ultimate way to sample the goods – with Garlic Shrimp, Filet Mignon, Double Lamb Chops and a side of asparagus with three cheese au gratin potatoes.
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Just a short drive from many of the popular events and attractions of the Orlando area, the Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs hotel is nestled in the beautiful upscale community of Altamonte Springs, Florida. As one of the state's leading convention and business hotels, the property is home to 18,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, perfect for almost any size event. Renovated oversized guestrooms are comfortable and stylish and come complete with stellar service. Take advantage of the state-of-the-art fitness center, soak up the sun at outdoor heated pool, and stop by for a snack at "Cool Beans," a Grab & Go which features Starbucks Coffee, salads, sandwiches, desserts and breakfast items. With superior service and a friendly staff, you'll find plenty of enjoyment during your stay at the Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs hotel.
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