Address	1323 N. Mills Ave.
City	Orlando
Phone	407-601-0994
Price	$$
Scott's Review

Upscale tacos served in an unassuming atmosphere by a welcoming staff.... Read more

Address	912 N. Mills Ave.
City	Orlando
Phone	407-704-1757
Price	$$
Scott's Review

Despite the name, this Mills 50 coffee shop has more to do with Seattle and Brazil than New York. The food menu is more ambitious than a typical coffee shop, too.... Read more

Address	1618 N. Mills Ave.
City	Orlando
Phone	407-601-6575
Price	$$
Scott's Review

Don't expect a lot of disruption in the taco sector. However, the food is good enough, and there's a rooftop deck for casual dining and sipping.... Read more

Address	710 N. Mills Ave
City	Orlando
Phone	407-237-0013
Price	$
Scott's Review

King Bao is the latest to step up to the current trend of serving bao, the Asian taco-like food delivery devices fashioned out of puffy steamed dough that resemble overweight, pale tortillas. Just like any other bread, the dough itself isn’t the main feature; it’s what goes inside that counts. King Bao’s menu has just two main sections: baos and tots. Because if there is any other food item that is currently as trendy as bao it’s totted potatoes.... Read more

Address	1011 E. Colonial Drive
City	Orlando
Phone	407-412-6222
Price	$
Scott's Review

A closer-in location for the popular UCF pizza joint. The signature here is the comically large slices. ... Read more

Address	1212 Woodward St.
City	Orlando
Phone	407-898-9672
Price	$$
Scott's Review

Once a very good Chinese restaurant, Ming's Bistro has had an ownership change and the quality has flagged. It is not currently recommended.... Read more

Address	728 Virginia Drive
City	Orlando
Phone	407-598-0700
Price	$
Scott's Review

Technically a butcher shop, but it sells one of the best damn burgers in town.... Read more

Address	1225 E. Colonial Drive
City	Orlando
Phone	407-601-0283
Price	$$
Scott's Review

Poke Hana is one of the more recent entries among the the local poke providers. It occupies a rather spartan but colorful spot in a storefront on East Colonial Drive in the Mills 50 district. One supposes the decor is meant to approximate a beachside shack somewhere in Hawaii. There are long narrow tables (too narrow, really, for two people to sit across from one another) with yellow and white metal chairs that no one would ever look at and think, "Boy, those sure look comfortable." Touches of neon, ceiling fans with a rattan look, and a projector splashing a video of surfers on one of the walls completes the Maui-like mien.... Read more