
Address and Contact Information
Address: 700 E Washington St, Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: (321) 206-1243
Website: https://www.juneorlando.com/
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The food was just as impressive. Every single dish was packed with flavor — bold, balanced, and so thoughtfully prepared. Nothing was bland or forgettable. Everything we ordered was amazing and full of depth. You could taste the quality and care in every bite.
Between the incredible flavors and the top-tier service from Julio, Jean, and Charlie, it was easily one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in Orlando. Highly recommend and can’t wait to go back!
Atmosphere: if you know old graffiti junction, the new bar still in the same old spot haha. But everything was completely redone. So you are looking for a chill upbeat experience where you can talk among your friends, enjoy a good time, and that takes you away from Orlando for a little bit, June has a done a good job with the new ambience feelings like you are in the coastal of Europe like in Ibiza. Great music. Hopefully they will bring a live dj for the weekend brunches. Very detailed with the decorative, and they did a great job with the spacing of the tables. This place was packed and there was no table available but yet it felt so open. Anyway I m wondering how the patio will work out during the hot summer nights. 5/5
Service: Our waiter was amazing! You can train on skills but you can’t train on attitude. You can tell he loves his jobs by his demeanors. Also Great job on the restaurant training the waiters staff because I asked some tough questions about certain food and how it was made. He knew the answers and he provided me his recommendations and he said he tried everything. First time I have heard in a while that a waiter has tried everything in the menu. We took his recommendations and more. He was managing between 5-7 tables and still managed to check in on us for drinks and to see how we were doing. The support staff was great too, attentive to clear our tables and making sure our water was refilled. 5/5
Food: So we were there for the dinner and we were focused on trying to the sharing tapa plates. I was surprised how limited food options were but I understand when you are new.
Most of these small plates are designed for 1 or 2 people. We will go back to try the bigger sharing plates like the smoked short ribs.
So we ordered the crude, all 3 tostadas (waygu beef, lump crab, and tuna), avocado with all the salsas options, fried chicken , and coconut cake.
The tostadas: the best one was lump crab cakes – super yummy not salty and well balanced. The wagyu beef was good. Would I order it again? Neh. Also I didn’t care for the tuna tortada.
Avocado guacamole with all the salsas options were amazing. Great fresh Salsa options and I definitely did a few combos with them lol the Crudo was pretty good. They did a good job on teaching you how to eat it so you can get the experience.
The only thing that I was disappointed was the Fried chicken. My expectation was it would be big chunk fried chicken pieces and there would be a dipping sauce on the side. Instead, they tossed it with the fried Chicken nuggets and it tasted like an orange chicken to me. The charred pineapples were nice added touch.
The coconut cake dessert was very sweet for my taste and the cake itself was very dry but I think it was done on purpose so you can dip it with the cream. I did enjoy the lime cream though. I will try the caramel creme next time.
Great drinks that they have. The drinks were pretty strong especially the espresso martini made with tequila.
So let’s start with the cost. The place is definitely not a $ ; especially for the type of food. It is priced just a bit under Miami prices. So I want to make sure expectations are set correctly especially if you are looking to get full from 1 or 2 dishes, this place is not it. This is a place where you want to bring a date or friends to hang out and share a bunch dishes. And You are paying for the ambience. I will have to lean towards a 4/5. The quality of food is great so it doesn’t deserve a 3. I think there is room for improvement to upgrade menu food choices and quantity. 4/5
This place has a lot potential since it is super unique for DT Orlando and it definitely raises the standards for an awesome ambience among their competitors. I can’t wait to try their brunch menus on weekend. I hope this place works out and always keeps improving.
We started with the guacamole, which looked stunning but didn’t quite hit the mark for me. It was served with olive oil in the center, an unusual touch that I didn’t love, and at $14–15, plus an $8 upcharge for additional sauces like mole and tomatillo, it felt a little excessive. The flavors just weren’t bold or memorable enough to justify a $23 appetizer.
The cornbread was a pleasant surprise, warm, comforting, and paired with a light cream spread that I really enjoyed. My Wagyu tostada was also quite good flavorful and rich, though a bit on the salty side. I’d give it a solid 9/10. The creamy corn was tasty as well, but not particularly standout.
For my main, I ordered the short rib ($68). The portion was generous, which I appreciated, but the meat was a bit too fatty and tender for my taste. The accompanying sauce had a muted sweetness that didn’t add much depth — if the sauce had been more flavorful this dish could’ve been incredible. Now, the drinks were definitely the stars of the night. The pineapple gin cocktail was absolutely delicious, refreshing and well-balanced and the watermelon margarita is something I’d honestly come back for on its own. If anything, I’d return to June just for the drinks and the ambiance.
We had a 6pm reservation on the patio and the weather was perfect for a date night outside. The patio isn’t too crowded (the tables are properly spaced apart from each other in my opinion), the music wasn’t too loud, and they had a nice playlist playing too. Despite sitting outside and farther away from the bar/kitchen, the staff was incredibly attentive to us and made sure we were well taken care of.
Our waitress, Penelope, was amazing! She was very knowledgeable of the menu, helped us to understand how ordering our food works since it was our first time, and she gave incredible recommendations for food and drinks. She checked in on us a perfect amount of times – not too much or too little. When it came to closing our check, she showed us the screen on her device and had us make sure everything looked correct before we were charged which I really appreciated considering how they use devices vs printed checks.
We ordered the Crudo Tuna, Avocado and Sauces, the Wagyu Beef Tostadas, and the Coconut Cake. All of these items were perfect for sharing and we didn’t feel like we overate after finishing everything between the two of us.
The Crudo Tuna was perfectly balanced. We ate it like we would for Nigiri Sushi, all in one bite, and the flavor profile was amazing! Would highly recommend.
The Avocado and Sauces was the most filling part. If we had shared it between 3 or 4 people total we probably would’ve had more room to try more items on the menu, which isn’t a bad thing, but I would note the size of it before you order. Each of the sauces it comes with have a different spiciness level and taste. They are all unique and we enjoyed each of them!
The Wagyu Beef Tostadas were fantastic. I would compare it to Carpaccio for the texture/consistency. I’m looking forward to trying the other tostada options when we come back again!
The Coconut Cake was good. My partner enjoyed it more than I did, but I still think it was good overall! The coconut flakes are massive and I’ll admit that the dish comes across like it’s simply crumbled/sliced pound cake with sauce and toppings added on top. We kinda wish the cake had been a bit more moist, but it was still good overall! We will definitely be trying their other desserts next time to see how they compare.
Lastly, the drinks were good overall, but we are going to explore some of the signature cocktails for our next visit vs adding a shot of tequila to the Frescas options. We are curious to try more complex flavors compared to what we ordered.
We very much look forward to coming back to June for dinner sometime! Note that with tip and tax included, you will likely spend between $55-$70 per person at a minimum at this location, but the quality of the food and service is worth it in my opinion!