

We are a local eatery focused on global tastes. Located in Downtown Orlando, The Drake Kitchen + Bar showcases inventive yet approachable global cuisine, bold flavors and playful touches paired with friendly and attentive service in a contemporary and relaxed setting. Our chic bar and lounge offers enticing cocktails and a perfect place to unwind. Indulge in delicious food and drink amidst lush greenery on our vibrant patio. Our space is equipped for all occasions, from corporate gatherings to intimate celebrations. Let us help you create an experience that will leave a lasting memory. The Drake Kitchen + Bar invites you to savor every moment, whether it’s a leisurely meal with friends, a lively happy hour, or a special event to remember.
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Address: 361 N Rosalind Ave Ste 1, Orlando, FL 32801
Phone: (407) 776-3333
Website: http://www.thedrakeorl.com/
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I was pleasantly surprised to see Brugal 1888 on the menu. As a Dominican, I had to try it — and the cocktail did not disappoint!
We ordered the goat cheese croquettes, crab and spinach fonduta, black angus steak frites, and the Drake burger. For dessert, we had the pavlova. Everything was absolutely delicious, and you can really tell the food is homemade. The quality and flavors stood out.
Our server was excellent — he gave us great recommendations and was very knowledgeable about the entire menu. The food came out quickly, and the overall service made the experience even better.
Later, I learned that the restaurant is owned by a Dominican, which made me even more proud to support this place. We’ll definitely be back
Service was attentive on an early Sunday seating, although there were only a few parties. Food ingredients seem to be good, but execution was a bit below what I had hoped. Fondant potatoes were not soft and creamy inside, ordered steak frittes medium and it was delivered almost well done. Poached eggs with braised beef had a disappointing amount of beef.
They also had a DJ outdoors playing electronic music when we visited.
The menu is diverse and exciting, with dishes like the signature “Duck, Duck, Goose” plate, which was a highlight of my meal. Although one of the pieces of meat came out a bit cold, the combination of duck strudel, aged duck breast, and goose foie gras was pleasant and flavorful. However, I was disappointed with the Arancini dish from the Happy Hour menu, which lacked taste and left me feeling like I was just filling up without any real flavor.
The service at The Drake was friendly, but it seemed like the servers were still getting accustomed to managing orders. As a tapas-style restaurant, dishes come out as they’re prepared, rather than in traditional courses. This can be a bit challenging for larger groups, as some diners may receive their food before others. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu, but there were a few missteps, such as taking my glass with leftover beer and not returning with my new drink for when we were done eating and waitingfor the bill.
Despite these minor issues, The Drake offers a pleasant dining experience, with a great selection of cocktails and outdoor seating that allows dogs. The price range is a bit higher, at around $30-$50 per person, but the unique features and cozy ambiance make it a great spot to try. Just be aware of the tapas-style service and plan accordingly, especially if you’re dining with a large group. Overall, I would recommend The Drake Kitchen + Bar for its creative dishes, charming atmosphere, and great outdoor seating area.