10 cheap eats in Orlando

Discover Orlando restaurants that give you more for your money than just a meal. Full plates of delicious food are served with a side of entertainment, quirky decor, or a beautiful view at these 10 inexpensive restaurants in Orlando.

ORLANDO CHEAP EATS

Hollerbach’s Willow Tree Café
It’s not uncommon to be greeted by Theo Hollerbach with a Das Boot of beer at this authentic, family-owned German gem in downtown Sanford serving generous portions of traditional sausage, schnitzel, sauerkraut, and brew in big glass mugs.

Relax Grill
The name says it all – lounge in the shade at this American Mediterranean eatery situated along the beautiful and bustling Lake Eola while enjoying a hummus platter, cold drinks and prime people watching.

903 Mills Market
Dine al fresco at this casual neighborhood café tucked away near Lake Davis featuring delicious sandwiches, pitchers of mimosas and a self-serve cooler stocked with beers and sodas.

4 Rivers Smokehouse

4 Rivers Smokehouse
There’s a local cult following for this Texas-style BBQ joint, but don’t let the long lines stop you from filling your belly with delicious comfort food like smoked brisket, pulled pork, sweet potato casserole, baked beans and jalapeño corn bread.

Lee & Rick’s Oyster Bar
Belly up at the no-frills, slurp-and-toss bar to order a bucket of fresh oysters that the bartender will shuck and serve directly to you with all the customary side fixings.

Yellow Dog Eats
Whether you are craving a hearty meal or the hair of the dog, Yellow Dog Eats will cure it all with huge, mouth-watering sandwiches, cold beers on tap and a friendly, laid-back staff.

Dandelion Communitea Cafe
Nourish your mind and tummy at this feel-good eatery located in an eccentric, green house featuring an organic, mostly vegan menu that is locally sourced and surprisingly satisfying—even if you eat meat.

Pig Floyd’s Urban Barbakoa
Seriously addictive, this counter-service restaurant boasts plenty of unique options including a pork belly taco, the Big Floyd brisket sandwich and a must-order: the grilled Mexican street corn.

Vanbarry’s Public House
If you are looking for a place to break the ice, this restaurant delivers with live music, board games, a fire pit, complimentary pickles upon arrival and a menu that has something for everyone.

The Black Hammock
It’s more about the unconventional experience and less about the food at this off-the-beaten-path spot with wildlife exhibits, spectacular sunsets overlooking Lake Jesup (home to more than 10,000 alligators) and a taste of real Florida on the menu including fried gator tail, catfish and cheap buckets of beer.

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