Starting your day off right with a delicious breakfast can set the perfect tone for a casual date. Whether you're looking for a cozy spot with classic comfort food or a trendy cafe with unique offerings, Orlando has something for everyone. From fluffy pancakes and savory omelets to avocado toast and breakfast burritos, get ready to explore the hidden gems and local favorites that will make your next morning date unforgettable.
If you're looking for the perfect spot for a casual date in Orlando, you're in luck. Here are our top 15 picks for the best breakfast in Orlando.
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By the way, if you're in the mood for something more extravagant with drinks and more, check out our guide to the best brunch in Orlando. And if you need to perk up these unique coffee shops in Orlando will do the trick!
Updated February 2024 by Meghan Roth
Best Breakfast in Orlando
1. Se7en Bites
617 N Primrose Dr. Orlando, FL 32803
Hours: Thursday – Friday | 8am-3:30pm, Saturday – Sunday | 9am-3pm
Located in the Milk District, Se7en Bites specializes in nostalgic southern comfort foods with a modern twist, like scratch-made pastries, biscuits, and breakfast sandwiches. This beloved bakery and cafe has risen to local fame, not only for its mouthwatering baked goods but also for its delicious breakfast and lunch offerings.
Chef Trina Gregory has been cooking up southern comfort food in the Milk District for years; way before she was on Guy Fieri’s radar. From the delicious breakfast offerings such as biscuits and gravy to the more indulgent 7th Trimester (my favorite), Se7en Bites is perfect when you’re in the mood for comfort food.
Se7en Bites has plenty of outdoor seating on their back deck for those days when you want to enjoy our amazing Florida weather.
2. The Crazy Coconut
5406 Hansel Ave. Orlando, FL 32809
Hours: Sunday – Thursday | 9am-9am, Friday – Saturday | 9am-11pm
Don't let the name change scare you (Previously FK Your Diet), this spot is still serving up the same great food. The owner, who was a foster kid himself, learned to cook from his various chefs (aka foster moms), and now donates 5% of the restaurant’s proceeds to children in the foster system. Try out their corned beef hash, country-fried steak, quiche, or breakfast burrito. With large portion sizes, you definitely won’t leave hungry.
3. Shakers American Café
1308 Edgewater Dr. Orlando, FL 32804
Hours: Monday – Saturday | 6:30am-2:30pm, Sunday | 8am-2pm
Located in College Park, Shakers has been a staple in the community for 30 years. Enjoy made-to-order breakfast all day seven days a week. The portions are generous and the atmosphere is quaint, so it’s no wonder they’ve won countless local foodie awards.
Bonus: There are three tables outside where couples can bring their dogs, and they even put out water bowls for your thirsty pooch.
4. White Wolf Cafe
1829 N Orange Ave. Orlando, FL 32804
Hours: Monday – Wednesday | 8am-2:30pm, Thursday – Saturday | 8am-9pm, Sunday | 8am-3pm
Located in the Ivanhoe Village neighborhood of Orlando, White Wolf’s cozy atmosphere is a great spot for a breakfast date. Try out the eggs benedict, french toast, or a variety of omelets, pancakes, and breakfast sandwiches. You’re also going to want to order a jumbo cinnamon bun for the table. Trust me!
They also have a full bar, so make sure to pair your breakfast with a traditional mimosa or beermosa if you'd rather be in brunch mode.
5. Maple Street Biscuit Company
Multiple locations around Orlando
Serving comfort food with a modern twist, Maple Street lets the biscuit be the star of the show. We generally focus on local businesses in our guides, but we're making an exception for Maple Street's breakfast because it is so good. Open for breakfast seven days a week, you can also get the classics like eggs, waffles, and bacon with a side of regular or specialty coffee. Maple Street has a total of four locations in Central Florida.
6. Le Café De Paris
5170 Dr Phillips Blvd. Orlando, FL 32819
Hours: Sunday – Thursday | 8am-3pm, Friday – Saturday | 8am-8pm
This family-owned French bistro-style restaurant has been located in the Dr. Phillips area since 2007. They serve breakfast, lunch, French bakery delights, and their crème de la crème – coffee. In fact, you can join the cafe’s coffee club and have their locally roasted coffee shipped directly to your door.
7. Dixie Belle's Cafe
7125 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32509
Hours: Tuesday – Friday | 6am-1:30pm, Saturday – Sunday | 6:30am-1:30pm
Indulge in one of the best breakfasts in Orlando thanks to family recipes and scratch cooking. This family-owned breakfast spot is casual and charming. Don't miss the sweet potato biscuit and the three egg omelets. You can even have catfish for breakfast!
8. Bagel King
1455 Semoran N Cir. #113, Casselberry, FL 32707 (Locations in Winter Park & Lake Mary as well)
Hours: Monday – Sunday | 7am-2pm (1pm in Winter Park)
Home of the kettle-cooked bagel, Bagel King is one of my favorite delicious and affordable breakfast spots in town. A Jewish-style restaurant and bakery, Bagel King has more than just bagels; they’ve got challah french toast, omelets, and biscuits and gravy to name a few. Help yourself to bottomless self-serve coffee as well!
9. Nourish Coffee + Kitchen
2005 Mizell Ave, Winter Park, FL 32792
Hours: Monday – Friday | 8am-8pm
Head to the Center for Health and Wellbeing for one of the best breakfasts in Orlando. The Nourish Coffee Bar + Kitchen is open to anyone and offers one of the healthiest menus in Orlando. There are vegan options, gluten-free options, and all-day breakfast.
Power bowls and salads are the perfect fuel for a healthy day.
10. Hash House a Go Go
5350 International Dr. Orlando, FL 32819
Hours: Monday – Thursday | 8am-2pm, Friday – Saturday | 8am-9pm, Sunday | 8am-3pm
Known for oversized portions and creative takes on classic dishes, Hash House a Go Go is a must-visit destination on International Drive. The menu of “twisted farm food” includes a variety of breakfast items, such as hashes, fried chicken benedict, breakfast burgers, and chicken and waffles.
11. Jeff's Bagel Run
Multiple Locations
Jeff's Bagel Run, founded by Jeff and Danielle Perera, is a fast-growing bagel shop known for its handcrafted, delicious bagels and welcoming atmosphere. With a focus on quality ingredients and exceptional customer service, Jeff's Bagel Run has quickly become a beloved local brand with a loyal following.
The large menu offers plenty of bagel options, including a bagel of the day, and a slew of freshly made schmears. You are bound to find your perfect fit!
12. Nic & Luc Scratch Kitchen and Commissary
851 East State Road 434 Ste 128, Longwood
Hours: Tuesday – Friday | 10:30am-2pm, Saturday | 10am-2pm
Nic & Luc is a charming little breakfast spot that is welcoming and totally local. Sit, relax, and linger, the minimalist vibe is soothing. You can also get the goods to go.
13. Sourdough Bread House
5761 South US Highway 17/92 SUITE 1021, Casselberry
Hours: Monday – Sunday | 7am-2:30pm
Sourdough Bread House is known for its bread baked in-house but you can get a filling platter here, including a full Turkish breakfast complete with bread, zahter, kaymak, tomato, cucumber, honey, butter, and more. However, you can also get an American Breakfast platter if that isn't your speed.
14. DaJen Eats Cafe
323 E. Kennedy Blvd Suite F, Eatonville
Hours: Wednesday – Friday | 7am-6pm, Saturday | 11am-6pm, Sunday | 11am-4pm
DaJen Eats specializes in vegan Jamaican food. Favorite dishes include the “Honey” Ginger Chipotle Cauliflower Bites, Jamaican Jerk BBQ Jackfruit Sliders and the Looney “Toona” Sammich. They've got you covered if you are looking for some great vegan breakfast options. If you've got a sweet tooth, check out their dairy-free ice cream, Irie Cream!
They are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Tuesdays – Fridays; lunch and dinner on Saturday; and their infamous Sunday brunch!
15. Christo’s Cafe
1815 Edgewater Dr, Orlando
Hours: Monday – Saturay | 6:30am-9pm, Sunday | 7am-3pm
Christo’s Cafe won Orlando Weekly’s 2017 Best Diner Award and it’s no surprise why. They specialize in home cooking and breakfast fare, serving everything from hot cakes to eggs benedict. The prices are awesome, the portions are generous, and the servers treat you like family.
Expect to wait a bit on weekends. You won’t be disappointed as the food is worth the wait and the staff is always attentive and will get you seated as soon as they can. The restaurant has been a staple of the area for years and adds to the feeling of community that College Park exemplifies
