Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining returns Aug. 14-Sept. 30 with a record 188 participating restaurants, the most in the event’s 21-year history.
The annual dining program includes 38 new restaurants and 16 Michelin Guide-recognized venues, with three-course prix-fixe menus priced at $40 or $60, excluding tax and gratuity.
New this year are OMO by Jont, the first Michelin-starred restaurant to participate; restaurants at Universal Helios Grand Hotel; a jazz club offering dinner and live music; a rooftop restaurant with nightly fireworks views; and a private pickleball club restaurant opening to the public for the event.
The program also continues its charitable mission, donating $1 from every $40 meal and $2 from every $60 meal to local nonprofits. This year’s primary beneficiary is OCA (Opportunity, Community, Ability), which supports individuals with autism and developmental differences and their families. Since adding the charity component in 2009, Magical Dining has raised nearly $3.3 million for Central Florida nonprofits.
Presented by Orlando Health for the third consecutive year, Magical Dining also partners with local hotels through the companion Magical Nights program, offering lodging discounts during the event. Restaurant menus and participating hotels are available at OrlandoMagicalDining.com.
New for 2026: The following 38 restaurants are participating in Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining for the first time.
- 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)
- Estefan Kitchen – Kissimmee ($40)
- Flora Taverna at Universal Helios Grand Hotel – International Drive ($40)
- Fuji Sushi – Altamonte Springs ($40)
- H&H Brazilian Steakhouse – Kissimmee ($60)
Manzzo Cuisine - 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)
Yao’s - 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)
- The Grove Bar & Grill – Winter Park ($60)
- Trevi’s – Champions Gate ($40)
- Vesuvio – College Park ($40)
- Vines by H – Sand Lake ($40)
- Voodoo Bayou – Sand Lake ($40)
- Yao’s – Oviedo ($40)
Michelin Guide Restaurants: 16 participating restaurants are recognized 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)
Osteria Ester - ÔMO by Jônt – Winter Park ($60)
- Osteria Ester – Thornton Park ($40)
- Otto’s High Dive – The Milk District ($40)
- Primo by Melissa Kelly – ($60)
- Ravello – Lake Buena Vista ($60)
- Sushi Saint – Downtown Orlando ($40)
- The Pinery – Ivanhoe Village ($40)
- The Ravenous Pig – Winter Park ($40)
About OCA
OCA (Opportunity, Community, Ability) is a Central Florida nonprofit serving children and adults with autism and other developmental differences. The organization provides therapy, recreation, vocational training and life-skills programs designed to help individuals and their families thrive. Funds raised through Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining will support therapy scholarships and expand access to critical programs and services. For more information, visit GoOCA.org.
