
November 2017 is an exciting month for Central Florida foodies, with special dinners and food festivals happening all month long.
Here are some of the great food and drink events you might want to check out:

November 2017 is an exciting month for Central Florida foodies, with special dinners and food festivals happening all month long.
Here are some of the great food and drink events you might want to check out:
In this week’s Orlando dining news round-up: chef’s dinners, new openings, and festivals. Are you hungry? Let’s dive in…

Christner’s Prime Steak & Lobster is hosting another of their Cutting Board Dinner Series on Friday, October 21, with the Chateau Ste. Michelle Wine Dinner. Enjoy four courses, including the main course of USDA Prime Strip with Osage Spinach and Chateau Potatoes. Cost is $135 including tax and gratuity. For reservations, please call 407.645.4443.

The 2016 Negroni Week charity event takes place from June 6-12, with over 30 participating Central Florida bars and restaurants.
Negroni Week launched in 2013 as a celebration of one of the world’s great cocktails and an effort to raise money for charitable causes around the world.
Don’t feel like cooking for the family this Easter? Not to worry…the Orlando area has many restaurants happy to do the cooking – and dishes – for you!

If you don’t already have reservations, here are CitySurfing Orlando’s picks for the best locations to enjoy Easter dinner this year:
In this week’s dining news round-up, a new brunch, a closing, chef’s dinners, and new openings. Are you hungry? Let’s dive in…

Fulton’s Crab House at Disney Springs is now offering a Sunday Brunch. The seafood-centric restaurant’s brunch menu items include Crab and Asparagus Benedict ($22) with Lake Meadow Farms eggs, jumbo lump crab, asparagus, grilled Neuske bacon slab served on toasted challah and topped with lobster infused hollandaise, and the New Orleans BBQ Shrimp ($20) with a crispy 5-minute egg, buttermilk biscuits and a spicy black pepper butter sauce.
Yesterday afternoon we headed out to the Four Seasons Orlando Resort at Walt Disney World. It’s a stunning place, but we were there to check out the Four Seasons Food Truck, which made a stop at the resort as part of it’s east coast tour.
The menu was prepared by Executive Chef Fabrizio Schenardi of the resort’s Ravello restaurant, and had a distinctive Italian flair.
We tried several items off the menu. The first was Arancini al Brasato, a ball of risotto with braised short rib and peas inside, coated in breadcrumbs and fried. It just exploded with flavor in my mouth. Everything was well-balanced, and I could’ve eaten these all day. Thankfully we only had two in the order, and there were other things to try.