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!
I’ve culled a list for you of places to enjoy a great meal whether it’s brunch or dinner, and I’ve also gathered some places to enjoy some family Easter fun.
So if you’re celebrating Easter this year, please be safe, and have a wonderful time!
Here is our list of dining and events worth checking out on April 9:
Bite30, Orlando Weekly‘s city-wide dining promotion, returns for 2022 starting on June 1, and here’s everything you need to know.
Through July 10, 2022, Bite30 features more than 30 local restaurants serving prix fixe three-course experiences for only $33 (+ tax/gratuity).
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!
I’ve culled a list for you of places to enjoy a great meal whether it’s brunch or dinner, and I’ve also gathered some places to enjoy some family Easter fun.
This year Father’s Day falls on June 20, and with all the vaccinations and mask restrictions getting reduced, it’s a good time to celebrate dad.
If you still don’t have plans, here are CitySurfing Orlando’s picks for celebrating Father’s Day 2021 in the Orlando area:
It’s almost Mother’s Day, and 2021 is starting to look a lot better than last year for celebrating your mom/mother figure.
Many restaurants and attractions are back open, and offering special deals or dinners/brunches to enjoy. Plus, a lot of people are getting vaccinated, making it safer to spend time together.
I’ve perused all the listings and press emails, and here are CitySurfing Orlando’s picks for celebrating moms on Mother’s Day, May 9, 2021. All prices do not include tax or gratuity (please don’t forget to tip!). Under the restaurant list are some fun events happening to enjoy with mom, too.
This time of year, we’d normally be offering up a huge list of Easter dining and family events for you to enjoy, but 2021 is different with COVID-19 and the quarantine.
Thankfully, with more people getting vaccinated, local restaurants and other businesses are offering more Easter brunches and dinners, as well as fun Easter-themed things to do as a family.
So if you’re celebrating Easter this year, here is our list of dining and events worth checking out. Please be careful – wear your masks and social distance. Restaurants listed have pledged to observe COVID safety protocols.
Bite30, Orlando Weekly’s annual month long “restaurant week” returns for 2020 from July 15 through August 16, with prix fixe menus from some of Orlando’s best restaurants.
During the foodie event, $30 will get the diner a full dinner of multiple courses showcasing the best of what each restaurant offers.
New for 2020, many of the participating restaurants will offer their Bite30 menus for takeout, for an additional $5, for those who don’t feel comfortable dining in a restaurant.
In a normal year, there are many ways to celebrate the 4th of July here in Orlando and Central Florida, from theme park events to city-sponsored events, and everything in between.
But 2020 is proving to be anything but normal, and due to COVID-19 safety precautions many of our regular patriotic picks simply aren’t happening.
You don’t have to put off celebrating July 4th completely, though. I have scoured press releases and the internet, and here are our picks for celebrating this year’s holiday: