The name means "across the Tiber," the river that runs through Rome, and Roman cuisine is the focus here. The setting is one of the most charming in the area.

Some of the best sushi in Orlando. Fresh and tasty

Simply stated, the Best Tex-Mex in Orlando.

Little Saigon has many of the traditional soup entrees the Vietnamese are famous for, but look beyond the soups for other interesting treats.

Bongos Cuban Cafe, a smart supper club created by pop star Gloria Estefan, features Latin music and Cuban cuisine in a spicy Caribbean setting.The two-story restaurant, which seats nearly 500 people, features a giant concrete pineapple outside and elaborate mosaic murals inside that recall Cuba in its heyday. There are three bars, mosaic bongos for bar stools and island details everywhere from the staircase to the hostess stand to the chair backs. Great Cuban food, a bit of South Beach at Disney.

This is a fun and unusual place to dine. All the entrees are tapas size, so order a tableful of dishes and graze.

Try not to think of this as a sports-themed restaurant, although Miami Dolphins memorabilia abounds. The atmosphere is upscale and the food is high quality.

Far Pavilion isn't the best Indian restaurant in town, but but it's chicken saagwala is one of the best Indian dishes around. And if you like hot foods, the lamb vindaloo won't disappoint you!