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Address: 2816 Corrine Dr, Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: (321) 517-6985
Website: http://foreignerrestaurant.com/
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From the moment we arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and attentive. Chef Bruno delivered a masterclass in hospitality, culinary artistry, and storytelling. Every course was a true celebration of flavor and creativity, and the service throughout the evening was flawless.
There’s simply no comparison to what we experienced that night. Every dish was outstanding, and we’ve been raving about it to everyone we know. Thank you, Chef Bruno and the entire team, for an unforgettable evening we can’t wait to return!
The service is great too — warm, not stuffy. We loved it so much we are returning
in January for our birthdays. Definitely one of our favorite spots in Orlando.
PS: bring back the brunch!!
As soon as the tomato and watermelon dish arrived it filled the senses; it was fragrant and a great transition into the lovely pasta course, among my favorites. Cooked perfectly, the shrimp filling was very flavorful. I could have had double the portion.
The charcuterie display comes with black bread and butter. Unusual and creative, the bread supports a display of delightful and tasty small dishes packed with flavor. They are not ground breaking but the tastebuds don’t lie.
From the two meat courses the rabbit was my favorite. Rabbit is a very difficult meat to prepare. Very lean, it can often be dry. But in the hands of Chef Bruno it is soft and succulent. I think it had some sort of sauce or something rolled inside. Can’t remember but it was expertly prepared. I hope it stays on the menu.
Now the steak was good too (I loved the seared foie gras) but more traditional. I think there is an opportunity here to give it a more imaginative twist. But it was solid.
The pear and fig baba dessert looked very modern, but I must say I enjoyed the bon bons more. I think the baba was dense. It needed to be moister. The dessert was an underwhelming finish. BUT, the bon bons were just great; perfectly tempered chocolate with delicious fillings. They looked like little jewels and tasted even better.
Overall, this is high quality cooking. And I must mention that the dishes are portioned well so you feel full by the end of the dinner (something that is often overlooked in fine dining). I look forward to coming back to Foreigner to see what they do next.
We attended dinner at Foreigner for my birthday, and it absolutely blew us away from start to finish. Every course was incredible, beautifully presented, and full of creativity. The interaction with the Chef and his genuine passion for food made the night even more special. The intimate setting, perfect wine pairings, and warm atmosphere created such good vibes all around. Truly one of the most creative and delicious meals we’ve ever had, this was an experience we’ll be talking about for a long time!
Side note- if you enjoy oysters- check out Bruno’s Oysters in Winter Garden, always a great variety, and wonderful service!
This place offers delicious unique food in small portions, but you won’t be disappointed or hungry after all of the courses(we had 14). And the dessert experience when we got seated at a “community table” and started talking to people around us was so warm and so worth it.