Breakfast in Orlando: 22 best places 2026 (Updated guide)

Are you looking for a place to have breakfast in Orlando? In this updated guide you will find more than 20 coffee shops, American diners, buffets, Brazilian cafes and healthy options, with price range, location and tips than to order at each restaurant.

Throughout my research and constantly following the city's news, I realized that many tourists end up going to the same places, not knowing that Orlando offers options for all styles: from the traditional American diners to modern coffee shops, handcrafted bakeries and healthy options.

In this guide I show you the Best places to have breakfast in Orlando, with tips from typical American places, charming cafés and even Brazilian options to kill homesickness — including approximate values and what to ask for in every place!

Why look for a place to have breakfast in Orlando?

Unlike what happens here in Brazil, where breakfasts are usually included in the daily stay of hotels and hostels, in the United States many hotels do not offer this convenience to their customers.

Or, when they offer, they do not have the same quality and quantity of options that we have here in Brazil.

But then, what do you do if your hotel doesn't offer breakfast?

Orlando is a paradise for you who likes to have gastronomic experiences and options is what you need to enjoy and taste what the city has the best!

So there are several options of places for breakfast in Orlando, from coffee shops to specialized restaurants, where you can find a variety of dishes for all tastes.

I will introduce you in this post some places where you can have a typical American breakfast and start your day with the right foot in Uncle Sam's land, but also options for those who miss our Brazilian coffee.

How much for breakfast in Orlando?

Types of Breakfast What You Will Find in Orlando

Orlando offers different styles of breakfast, from traditional American diners to modern coffee shops and healthy options. Understanding these categories helps you choose the best option for your travel profile.

Traditional American Diners

These are the American classics, with pancakes, eggs, bacon and generous portions:

Keke’s Breakfast Cafe

4192 Conroy Rd Suite 100, Orlando, FL 32839

With several locations in the city, this coffee is very cozy and known for its perfect Benedictine eggs, soft pancakes and irresistible waffles! The atmosphere is very welcoming and lively, no doubt, the perfect place to start the day. In general, the prices are very affordable and the dishes revolve around $8 to $15.

iHop

6005 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819

5203 S Kirkman Road, Orlando, FL 32819

647 And Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL 32803

No doubt, this is one of my favorite places for breakfast in Orlando. It's one of those typical American restaurants where, in fact, it looks like you're in a movie scene!

They serve that typical American coffee, that is, with eggs, bacon, waffles and my favorite pancakes! These, by the way, are the head of the house!

Seasonally, they include on the menu pancakes of different flavors and fillings that are worth trying, such as the Grinch Pancake (this photo) they released during a Christmas season.

The dishes are usually full, which, in fact, guarantee a good meal, and revolve around $7 to $14.

Ponderosa Steakhouse

7598 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34747

Another tasty and equally full option is the Ponderosa. It is a chain of restaurants that offers buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner with a variety of options for all tastes.

At breakfast, you can expect to find a selection of hot dishes such as scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, pancakes, waffles as well as options of fresh fruit, cereals and bread.

Prices range from $9 to $15 and you eat at ease. No doubt an excellent option for those days before going to the parks!

Denny’s

7660 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32819

5825 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746

11037 International Dr, Orlando, FL 32821

1245 Lee Rd, Orlando, FL 32810

O Denny's. is a very popular restaurant network in the United States, famous, above all, for being open 24 hours and serving breakfast all day. In Orlando, you will find several units, and the restaurant is known for its accessible and, above all, varied options on the menu, ranging from classic American dishes to more modern combinations.

The breakfast menu at Denny's is extensive, and you can customize your order according to your preferences.

One of the most popular dishes is undoubtedly the Grand Slam, which allows you to choose four breakfast items such as eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, hash browns, and more.

There are also pancakes, omelets, toast, and other hot dishes.

Cracker Barrel

13300 S Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32837

12014 Collegiate Way, Orlando, FL 32817

3163 And Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32803

5400 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, FL 34746

Known for its rustic and cozy atmosphere, the Cracker Barrel offers homemade dishes with a wide variety of classic and generous options. It stays open all day, so you can even have lunch and dinner on site. In addition to the restaurant, there is a gift shop full of nostalgic items and regional products.

Everything there is done on time, the food is fresh and delicious. Among the most popular dishes are the “Old Timer’s Breakfas” (a traditional meal with eggs to the taste of the customer, semola or hash browns, bacon or sausage, accompanied by biscuits and sauce), the “Grandfather’s Country Fried Breakfast“Pancakes and French Toast” (Buttermilk pancakes or French toast made with thick bread, served with butter and maple syrup. You can add fruits like blueberry or bananas) and the “Biscuits n' Gravy” (homemade biscuits accompanied by a creamy sauce of meat, typical of the South American).

American Cafe Shakers

1308 Edgewater Dr, Orlando, FL 32804

Small but cozy, the American Cafe Shakers is a classic coffee located in Orlando, famous for offering an authentic breakfast, American "diner" style. Inaugurated in 1993, the site is known for its nostalgic decoration with salero and pepper collectors at the tables, it is also a popular meeting point for both locals and tourists.

The menu American Cafe Shakers it is very varied, that is, with a combination of traditional breakfast dishes and some exclusive specialties of the house.

Among the dishes are omelettes, pancakes, waffles, french toasts, scrambled eggs and sandwiches.

Healthy Options

These are ideal for those who prefer lighter breakfast, with fruits, bowls, vegetarian options and more natural dishes.

Panera Bread

3138 S Orange Ave, Orlando, FL, 32806

4060 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL, 32839 (next to The Mall at Millenia)

4700 S Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando, FL, 32819

With several addresses in Orlando, the Panera Bread It's another nice place for breakfast. It has a good variety of fresh and warm handmade breads, as well as bagels, cookies, muffins and more, as well as gourmet coffees.

And it doesn't stop there. If you want to make a quick meal throughout the day, they not only serve salads but also snacks and soups (delicious, I love it!)

• First   Watch

7500 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando, FL 32819

140 N Orlando Ave Ste 1010, Winter Park, FL 32789

3402 Technological Ave Ste 222, Orlando, FL 32817

O First Watch is a very popular restaurant network in the United States, above all, specializing in breakfast, brunch and lunch. Known for its focus on fresh, healthy, and timely dishes, the First Watch stands out for the use of high quality ingredients, as well as for offering a wide variety of options that please both those who seek traditional dishes and those who prefer something lighter and nutritious.

Here, you will find unique dishes like the Million Dollar Bacon and Açai Bowl Sunrise Splash, as well as classics as the fresh vegetable omelet. Prices are moderate and range between $8 and $15.

Differentiated restaurants and Gourmets

These are more elaborate, modern or with a different proposal for those who want to experience something different.

Hash House A Go Go

5350 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819

O Hash House A Go Go is a popular restaurant in the United States, known for its generous portions and style food “farmhouse” that is, it brings that rustic farm taste with a creative touch. The restaurant's proposal is to serve classic American dishes but with an innovative touch.

On the menu, you will find giant pancakes with buttermilk, banana and chocolate flavors, as well as waffles, scrambled eggs, omelets   and more! In addition, the restaurant also offers lunch, dinner and brunches, it is worth visiting!

Se7en Bites

617 Primrose Dr, Orlando, FL 32803, United States

O Se7en Bites is a very popular bakery and restaurant in Orlando, known for serving homemade food in style "Southern comfort food", that is, with a modern and authentic footprint. The site is famous for its comforting dishes, delicious desserts as well as its welcoming atmosphere, being a great option for those who want to enjoy a quality breakfast or brunch.

No Se7en Bites, you will find homemade biscuits, scrambled eggs, stuffed pies, waffles, French toast (made with brioche or handmade bread), as well as several sandwiches, including.

They also offer a wide variety of sweets and homemade desserts as well as pies, cakes and cupcakes.

The Glass Knife

276 S Orlando Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789

O The Glass Knife is an elegant coffee and confectionery located in Winter Park, near Orlando. It is known for its sophisticated and welcoming environment and undoubtedly offers a refined gastronomic experience. The site has a wide variety of handmade desserts, coffee and breakfast dishes and brunch, but is famous for its pies, cakes and breads, with everything prepared handmade.

Maple Street Biscuit Company

11539 Regency Village Dr, Orlando, FL 32821

A Maple Street Biscuit Company is known for serving delicious dishes, focused on Southern-style homemade cookies, combined with fresh and innovative ingredients. Founded in 2012, the brand stands out for its welcoming and community atmosphere, as well as for offering a unique breakfast and brunch experience. Maple Street's proposal is to combine traditional with modern, thus creating creative and tasty dishes.

The menu is centered on fresh and handmade biscuits, combined with a variety of ingredients that bring rich and equally comforting flavors.

One of the most famous dishes in the house is the “The Squawking Goat” a soft biscuit covered with crispy fried chicken, creamy goat cheese and a sweet pepper sauce.

Maple Street also offers an excellent selection of artisanal coffees and teas, prepared to complement the rich flavors of the dishes.

Quick breakfast options in convenience stores

If you do not want to spend or eat a lot and want a fast breakfast, you can also opt for convenience stores such as the Circle K, Wawa and 7Eleven.

Those who have had the opportunity to visit an American convenience store know the practicality they are and the variety of products they offer. So, it's great options for you that want a quick, practical meal without spending too much!

But it is worth noting that, unlike some convenience stores in Brazil, in the United States they do not have tables or chairs for you to make the meal on site. Here everything works in style “to go” that is, you buy and have to consume inside the car, very common here.

I recommend looking close to the location of your accommodation which stores are closest because there are several addresses of them scattered around Orlando.

7Eleven

This is one of the best-known convenience stores in the world and I particularly like to visit! It's all very practical here! They have coffee machines where you serve yourself (which I think is great and is exactly why I love it! Rs), as well as a wide variety of products such as drinks, snacks, muffins, doughnuts, fruit and salty.

Wawa

Although it originates in the East Coast region of the United States, Wawa stores are expanding rapidly to other areas of the United States and it is already possible to find several stores in Orlando. As in 7Eleven, they offer various options of fresh food, coffee, milkshakes and personalized drinks, in short, everything you need to have a quick but no less delicious breakfast! It's worth the experience!

Circle K

Circle K is another chain of convenience stores present in Orlando where you will also find several options for snacks, fruit salads and drinks for your breakfast; all fresh and tasty!

Coffee shops and international networks

Mc Donald’s

Just like in Brazil, the fast food network also offers breakfast options but a little more complete than in tupiniquin lands. Here you will find pancakes, muffins, cinnamon roll, scrambled eggs and bacon, which are on the menu until 10 am.

Starbucks

Another complete and quick option is no doubt to choose to have your breakfast in Starbucks stores. In addition to making meals on site, they also feature drive-thru where you can buy to take or make your breakfast in the car.

In addition to traditional coffees and frapuccinos, you will find muffins, pies, cakes, brownies, baguettes, croissants and cookies.

Brazilian Coffees in Orlando

You missed Brazil and you want to enjoy a typical Brazilian breakfast? Undoubtedly, options are not lacking here, especially if you are located near the International Drive region.

There, even, there are several restaurants and networks already known to Brazilians where you will find everything to have a delicious breakfast!

Gorgeous Bakery.

5472 International Drive, Orlando, FL, 32819

It's a typical Brazilian bakery. Hot French bread, cheese bread, dreams, pastries and even brigadier? Here you go!

And if you're tired of drinking that American watery coffee (kkkk) and prefer a stronger coffee, yes, here too you will find!

Bakery Pieces Love

5576 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819

The Love of Pieces is that store that doesn't really give up comments, isn't it? Unlike Brazil, not only do you pause for coffee, but you also have an option to make full meals, including rice with Brazilian honey bean.

For breakfast, you will find fried eggs, cheese, sausage as well as our famous bread on the plate with butter. It's worth a visit.

Sodier Candy

5696 International Drive, Orlando, FL, 32819

For that afternoon coffee break as well as breakfast break, the Sodiê – already the Brazilians’ darling – has great choices of sweets and savories for you to taste.

Bread in Chapa Brasil

5623 International Drive, Orlando, FL, 32819

Pão na Chapa Brasil is a Brazilian restaurant that also offers breakfast options with the right to French bread, cheese bread, cakes as well as fresh fruit. On Saturdays and Sundays breakfast is colonial style with a full buffet and live music, which runs from 8am to 11:30am.

Love Snacks Cox & Cia

5263 International Drive, Orlando, FL, 32819

Stuffed buns, crotch, pies, quibes, pastries, as well as coffees and capuccinos. That's what you'll find on Love Snacks Coxy & Cia, which is also a great option for those who wish to kill the miss of a Brazilian coffee. There, you can enjoy your coffee in the shop or also choose the option “to go”.

In addition to these restaurants I listed above, there are several other options for you that are spending vacation in Orlando and that are super worth trying.

I only listed some of them because the post would be huge if I listed all of them rsrs. So, don't forget to check the location where you're staying to see which option is closest to you!

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Updated March 03, 2026

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