Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining Presented By Orlando Health Returns to Delight Foodies Aug. 14 – Sept. 30, 2026

- Michelle Snow

Foodies…get your appetites ready as Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining, presented by Orlando Health, celebrates its 21st anniversary with a record 180+ participating restaurants during this year’s program, running from Aug. 14 – Sept. 30, 2026.

Each participant will be offering three-course, prix-fixe menus priced at $40 or $60 (plus tax and gratuity)

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Steak Frites

The 2026 program features 38 new additions and 16 Michelin-recognized dining experiences.

New additions this year include for the first time ever a Michelin-starred restaurant with OMO by Jônt’s $60 menu, two options at the new Universal Helios Grand Hotel, live music and dinner with a $40 menu at a cozy jazz club, a rooftop restaurant with nightly fireworks views and even a private pickleball club restaurant opening to the public exclusively for Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining.

Ômo by Jônt
ÔMO by Jônt

38 New and Noteworthy Restaurants for 2026

  • Alma Argentina – Celebration ($40)
  • Bar Helios at Universal Helios Grand Hotel – International Drive ($60)
  • Conquistador Bar & Restaurant at Mission Resort + Club – Howey in the Hills ($40)
  • Daniel Gabor’s – Ocoee ($40)
  • Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse – Lake Buena Vista ($40) (opens in August)
  • Estefan Kitchen – Kissimmee ($40)
  • Flora Taverna at Universal Helios Grand Hotel – International Drive ($40)
  • Fuji Sushi – Altamonte Springs ($40)
  • The Grove Bar & Grill – Winter Park ($60)
  • H&H Brazilian Steakhouse – Kissimmee ($60)
  • Hamlin House – Downtown Orlando ($40)
  • Hokkaido Sushi and Teppan – Winter Springs ($40)
  • illume – International Drive ($60)
  • Jala Indian Cuisine – Winter Park ($40)
  • Jazz Tastings – Maitland ($40)
  • Lizzy’s Live – Sand Lake ($40)
  • Mamazzita Gastro Bar – Sand Lake ($40)
  • Manzzo Cuisine – Windermere ($40)
  • Mordisco Steakhouse – International Drive ($40)
  • Mosonori – Sand Lake ($40)
  • Mosonori – Winter Park ($40)
  • ÔMO by Jônt – Winter Park ($60)
  • Osteria Ester – Thornton Park ($40)
  • Palma Italian Kitchen – Champions Gate ($40)
  • Papparella Trattoria – Sand Lake ($40)
  • Pisco Peruvian Gastrobar – Lake Mary ($40)
  • Primo by Melissa Kelly – International Drive ($60)
  • Salt & Ember – Mount Dora ($60)
  • Simply Capri – Winter Garden ($40)
  • Stone & Current – Kissimmee ($40)
  • Sushi Saint – Winter Park ($40)
  • Tamara Modern Indian Cuisine – International Drive ($40)
  • Tamara Modern Indian Cuisine – Lake Mary ($40)
  • Trevi’s – Champions Gate ($40)
  • Vesuvio – College Park ($40)
  • Vines by H – Sand Lake ($40)
  • Voodoo Bayou – Sand Lake ($40)Yao’s – Oviedo ($40)

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Nami in Lake Nona
Nami

16 participating restaurants are featured in the MICHELIN Guide Florida

  • 1921 Mount Dora – Mount Dora ($60)
  • AVA MediterrAegean – Winter Park ($60)
  • BACÁN – Lake Nona ($60)
  • Four Flamingos: A Richard Blais Florida Kitchen – Lake Buena Vista ($60)
  • Kabooki Sushi – Downtown Orlando ($60)
  • Kaya – Mills 50 District ($60)
  • Maxine’s on Shine – Mills 50 District ($40)
  • Nami – Lake Nona ($60)
  • ÔMO by Jônt – Winter Park ($60)
  • Osteria Ester – Thornton Park ($40)
  • Otto’s High Dive – The Milk District ($40)
  • Primo by Melissa Kelly – International Drive ($60)
  • Ravello – Lake Buena Vista ($60)
  • Sushi Saint – Downtown Orlando ($40)
  • The Pinery – Ivanhoe Village ($40)
  • The Ravenous Pig – Winter Park ($40)

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Magical Nights

Magical Nights is also returning, pairing prix-fixe dining with staycation packages to help guests make the most of their evening.

There are 18 resorts and hotels with special rates/packages to book to extend your Magical Dining visit into a Magical Night.

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Magical Dining at JALEO at Disney Springs - kitchen

Eat Well For A Good Cause

Each year, Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining supports local nonprofits by donating $1 for each $40 meal and $2 for each $60 meal to designated charity beneficiaries.

The primary beneficiary for 2026 is OCA (Opportunity, Community, Ability), an organization that provides programs and resources for individuals with autism and developmental differences and their families, and partners with other regional and national organizations.

Funds raised will support therapy scholarships, increasing access to critical services and support, as well as programs that help guide adults with special needs in defining life after high school with purpose, independence and meaningful connection.

Visit Orlando also awards $3,000 donations to local nonprofits in each of Orange County’s six commission districts. This year’s recipients are Children’s Safety Village, The Daily Bread, Nathaniel’s Hope, NextStep Orlando, The Nurture Place, and Victim Service Center of Central Florida.

Since the charity component was added in 2009, Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining has raised nearly $3.3 million for local charities.

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How to Magical Dine

Enjoying Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining is simple. Visit MagicalDining.com and find a restaurant to dine at. Then make a reservation and when you arrive, ask for the Magical Dining menu and make your selections. It’s that easy.

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About Michelle Snow

Michelle is the owner and editor of CitySurfing Orlando. She also owns Zengrrl.com, is a freelance writer specializing in travel and entertainment, has authored/co-authored four guidebooks on Orlando and Florida, and was head editor/writer at TheDisneyBlog.com for 10 years. She's lived in Orlando near Walt Disney World since 1995, and still finds there's so much fun to be had in Central Florida.
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