

Enjoy The Best Steak… Anywhere at Morton’s The Steakhouse, an upscale, fine dining destination offering prime-aged steaks, seafood, happy hour, cocktails, wine dinners, and more. Located on famed Restaurant Row on Dr. Phillips Blvd, Morton’s Orlando offers elegant private dining rooms ideal for larger or smaller groups.
Upscale chain for aged prime beef, seafood & other traditional steakhouse fare in a clubby space.
Hours
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7600 Dr Phillips Blvd Suite 132, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 248-3485
Website: https://www.mortons.com/location/mortons-the-steakhouse-orlando-fl/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
The reservation I asked for a booth, and sparkling water with lime upon arrival.
I only gained the booth table from my booking request.
The restaurant was literally empty upon arrival. Only two tables were occupied.
As I had booked a table for one, I would’ve guessed that all the extra silverware for a table of four whatever I’ve already been removed.
All of which, slowly had to be removed during my greeting and welcome by the server.
The bread for the table was cold and hard, so I didn’t bother trying it.
The Mortini came quickly after ordering.
The martini glass should’ve been chilled in the freezer, but luckily the blue cheese stuffed olives made the drink.
After ordering the oysters, Debbie, who is absolutely such a sweetheart, returned and notified me they were out.
I substituted for Ahi Tuna. The crispy capers were fabulous on a bed of thin cucumber with a fabulous glaze and pickled vegetables.
For the main I ordered the 8 ounce fillet and the brussels sprouts side.
Debbie is a lovely server.
I asked for a very charred filet.
It came only done on its main faces of top and bottom.
Mind you with no one being in the restaurant other than two other tables ,the edges should’ve been done as well, especially for a high request of being more chargrilled.
Chef had the time at hand.
The large bacon chunks in the brussels sprouts were far too large and make it way too salty. I stopped eating it entirely.
Truly it is inedible if you have one of the bacon pieces in your mouthful, as they are just too large and overwhelming and will without doubt, the flavor profile will fully take over your entire pallet.
I did not want to stay for desert, as there was no atmosphere for me to continue to stay.
Lastly, if you state business casual on your website, and it’s clearly stated on the front door entrance, it should be closely adhered to.
2 of the 4 tables would definitely not equate to that definition by any means.
The restaurant itself exuded an upscale ambiance and had all the feels of a premium steakhouse. The wine list (book) was a wine lovers dream. The food, however, was subpar. My lobster bisque was more like lobster flavored bisque, and poorly plated. The manager was apologetic and personally replaced it with a table-side masterpiece of a lobster bisque. Our main courses mistakenly came out immediately after our starters. Our server had to take my food and put it under the heating lamps until I was ready for it. As for the main course, both the lobster mac-n-cheese and my 8oz Oscar style filet mignon were completely saturated in sauce, making for a very imbalanced dish. To top it off, my husband said his favorite 16oz Prime Cajun Ribeye was just “meh”.
With all of the other options for premium steakhouses in the area, I don’t think we’d revisit this Morton’s location on our next visit to Orlando.
We had a party of 14 and were very understanding that staffing challenges happen. However, the level of understaffing that evening clearly impacted the service and overall experience. Despite the restaurant being only about half full, we waited close to an hour for our meals to be served, which felt excessive and difficult to justify.
Unfortunately, the delays didn’t end there. Several orders arrived incorrectly, adding to the frustration and extending the meal even further. For a restaurant known for precision and excellence, this lack of execution was surprising.
To add to the disappointment, my Chilean miso sea bass was noticeably small in portion size, especially considering the above-average price. At this price point, one expects both quality and value, and the portion simply did not match the cost.
We expected a smooth, well-coordinated dining experience worthy of Morton’s reputation. Instead, the evening felt disorganized and left our entire group disappointed. I sincerely hope management addresses the staffing and execution issues, as this experience fell well short of the standards associated with a steakhouse of this caliber.