L Moore
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I grew up in the South, and this is one of my favorite places to eat in Orlando. It's difficult to get reservations so if you see one, grab it ASAP!
The menu is traditional Southern, and the portions are large. Everything I have ever had here has been delicious, but the fried chicken is what you need to order! I also have an affinity for the cheddar biscuits with gravy, but it's sort of a "gussied up" Southern dish (think a bit fancier than your grandmama's traditional biscuits).
You can see from my photos (taken over several different visits over the years) that the food quality speaks for itself even as you "eat with your eyes." My go-to is anything that features the fried chicken breast because you seriously can't go wrong. I also like the baked mac & cheese, but sometimes it comes out of the kitchen after it has cooled and the cheese has congealed on top. It's gross, and would be tastier if the kitchen made the effort to serve it piping hot.
Other menu highlights are the deviled eggs (classic), Shine Cake and Hummingbird Cake (both cloyingly sweet), fried green tomatoes, and the moonshine sampler (which is my husband's favorite). Don't sleep on the freshly brewed iced tea, either.
The prices are high, but not too bad considering this restaurant is located in the tourist mecca of Disney Springs. We typically plan to spend around $100 for lunch for two, with appetizers, sides, entrees, and cocktails. I have always felt that cost was well worth it considering the quality of the food, the professionalism of the wait staff (seriously worth 5 stars every single time), and the welcoming, homey atmosphere.
Try this place, you won't leave disappointed.