Welcome to Hamilton’s Kitchen, our restaurant in Winter Park, Florida offering a distinct Central Florida culinary experience fusing locally sourced ingredients with the rustic, open-table charm of a bygone era. Here you will discover traditional Southern fare, prepared with a modern twist and served in a warm setting that brings together friends, family and the greater Winter Park, Florida community at one of the best restaurants in Winter Park.Hamilton’s Kitchen is an inviting space where new relationships can be forged and friendships can be nurtured over food and drink — just as they were by the family hearth.
Casually elegant place in the Alfond Inn with a modern Southern menu emphasizing local ingredients.
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Address: Located at The Alfond Inn at Rollins, 300 E New England Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789
Phone: (407) 998-8089
Website: https://thealfondinn.com/hamiltons-kitchen/the-restaurant
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When you arrive, valet will park your vehicle for you (valet tickets are validated by the restaurant so make sure to do this before you leave). Walking in, the restaurant is past a lobby/bar area on your right.
The place has a gentle vibe. It’s beautifully decorated and was a perfect place to host brunch with the girls. Our waitress was Gabrielle. She gave great advice about the menu, helped us order drinks we’d like, and was very attentive.
I ordered the crab and asparagus omelet with hollandaise sauce, a side of bacon, and a side of cheesy stone ground grits. The average meal is around $20. The grits were my favorite–they were absolutely delicious.
To drink, I had a PERFECT mimosa, an espresso martini (because I have to order one everywhere I go), and a lemon drop martini. The drinks were all delicious.
Can’t wait to return to give this place another go. Thank you, Gabrielle!
Next came an exceptional Sauteed Faroe Islands Salmon with a great Succotash (with a bit of Okra). The fish was crispy and cooked just right – still moist inside. The only dissapointment was that it was served on Swiss Chard instead of with Chinese Broccoli. My friend had what they called an America Peking Duck. They also called it a Duck Breast Confit. I don’t understand the choices of names, but my friend thought it was delicious.
Then we split a huge bowl of the McCallan 12 Yr Butterscotch Pot De Creme with large chunks of Toffee. So good. Brian was very good at service. We’ll be back.
The decor, atmosphere, and food were all stellar. Four stars for the food because the dessert we ordered was not to the same standard.
Whether you are staying at The Alfond Hotel or just stop in for dinner at The Hamilton, the food and experience here is commensurate with any other quality restaurant in Winter Park. The historic Alfond is also an outstanding and distinctive boutique hotel if you choose to overnight in town.
What a beautiful location, stunning views of the hotel and surrounding grounds while seated outside on the patio.
We were greeted by friendly staff who seated us immediately with the option of inside our out. It was a lovely morning without much humidity so we sat outside. Our server was very friendly, conversation, and helpful in suggesting our breakfast options.
I had the Eggs Benedict and my husband had the French Toast. We shared and both were outstanding. The eggs were perfectly cooked, hollandaise sauce was seasoned well, toasted fresh English muffins and the potatoes with peppers and onion were a perfect complement.
The French toast was just as good with fresh berries and vanilla bean whipped cream which I tried not to devour all in one bite!
Coffee with cream was very good, and the server made sure to keep it coming hot and fresh!
I would like to return for a second visit so I can try the Hamilton Frittata, Powerhouse Oatmeal and avocado toast (I guess I’ll need a few more visits)!
Parking was a breeze, we like to park at the Train Station on Morse and walk a few blocks to the restaurant. Then we stopped at the Farmers Market afterwards and our car was close by. Otherwise there are lots of parking options available and all free.
The food is fresh. Stick with the salads and veggies. They are lighter with less salt. The pastas and heavy protein dishes are seasoned mostly with salt.