

Ford’s Garage Kissimmee is your neighborhood burger and beer joint, where everyone is welcome! We’re serving up 1/2 pound Black Angus Burgers, made fresh to order and never frozen, 7-days-a-week. Additionally, we offer comfort food favorites, lighter fare such as salads and fresh fish, as well as decadent desserts. Be sure to check out our huge selection of craft beer bottles and drafts. Or, sip on a signature cocktail in our 1920’s service station-themed restaurant and bar featuring vintage Ford vehicles, gas pumps, and fixtures. Conveniently located at Sunset Walk in Kissimmee Florida!
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Address: 3210 Margaritaville Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34747
Phone: (407) 815-3673
Website: https://fordsgarageusa.com/?olonwp=JjBtp_vMLk25gkYh_bnoiQ
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The burgers are juicy, well seasoned, and cooked exactly how you ask. The menu has plenty of options, from classic burgers to more creative builds, plus good sides and a nice beer selection. Everything came out hot and well presented.
Service was friendly, attentive, and fast, even when it was busy. The staff checked in regularly and made sure everything was on point.
Great place for a casual meal with friends or family, especially if you enjoy burgers and craft beer. I’d definitely come back.
The only disappointment was the 20% attached to the bill (it is called a service fee). However, they do give Veterans a discount.
The chicken mac and cheese was a standout, rich, creamy, and loaded with flavor. The chicken was tender, and the sauce clung to the pasta just right, making it the kind of dish you keep thinking about long after the meal is over. It was indulgent in the best way. The salad was a nice balance to the heavier dishes, fresh and crisp with quality ingredients that didn’t feel like an afterthought.
Dessert was the perfect way to finish the meal. Sweet, well-portioned, and clearly made with care, it capped off dinner on a high note without feeling overly heavy.
Beyond the food, the atmosphere at Fords Garage was relaxed and welcoming, making it an easy place to sit back and enjoy your time. Overall, it was a solid dinner across the board, great flavors, good variety, and a place we’d happily return to when we’re back in the area.
Seriously! There is another burger joint that’s garage themed just down the road. The food there is amazing for a fraction of the price. I highly recommend skipping Fords. The experience is just not worth eating subpar small portions while being charged their high prices.
What she should have said instead is “we are known to force you to pay 18% “service charge” on your food without a choice! No this was not a tip. It was a mandatory “service charge”.
Then she tells us that the 18% is not included as her tip, and then if we were to appreciate her service that we should tip her on top of that. SAY WHAT?!!
Anyhow, the beer was only able to be served in a 12 ounce glass, which is ridiculous. If you’re known for beers have big 32 ounce available like many other places too.
The burgers were not that great. We tried three different burgers and everything was subpar than what we could’ve gotten at any other normal burger place.
The only really draw to this place is the cool bathroom concept even though one sink did not work and the interior and exterior are absolutely beautiful atmosphere pieces. The place itself looks beautiful and that’s certainly what draws it in but the food and the forced 18% after the fact, absolutely make sure we never go back!
Is this what it is like for all Ford’s?
The interior is pure 1920s plus Henry Ford’s garage: a real vintage Ford Model T hangs overhead (a huge one!), vintage gas pumps, tires, tools, wrenches instead of door handles, a bar made from old car radiators, brick walls, metal beams, neon, and American license plates all over the walls. Everything is so detailed that it feels like you’ve entered a real garage museum, but it’s also very stylish and cozy.
The lighting is dim and warm, the music is soft rock ‘n’ roll from the ’50s and ’60s, and the waiters are dressed in mechanics’ overalls with Ford badges – it’s completely immersive! Even the napkins are oily rags (clean, of course).
We specifically stopped in for the atmosphere (we’d read the reviews) and it wasn’t a bad choice – we spent almost an hour just enjoying the decor and taking photos of everything. We didn’t try the food this time (we were there after lunch), but the menu looks very appetizing: burgers, ribs, craft beer, all with an automotive theme (the “Model A” burger, “V8” beer, etc.).
Prices are average for Orlando, with beers starting from $7-9 and burgers $16-20. We’ll definitely be back for the food – the atmosphere alone is worth it!
Editing – had to bump down to 1 star because the chili sucked.
JP, my parties waiter was excellent. He went out of his way to make this lunch special for my kiddos. The food was very, very good. My estate burger was prepared expertly, and very well balanced. I was a little reluctant to order it, because I normally don’t like busy burgers with lots of toppings. This was a totally different experience, everything played together very well and tasted amazing. My father is law got the Brisket Burger, and the bite I had was smoky, melt in your mouth awesome. I will probably get this if we go again…lol. Overall, check this place out. The ambiance/vibe and food are both excellent. Combine that with great service, and its easy to see why the have something like 20 locations. Well done!