Cafe-Boutique Piano

We came for brunch. The service was great despite being busy with only 1 server. We got the bbq chicken pizza and it was really good. We wished there was live music but we'd love to come back for dinner to experience it! Everyone at the table loved their food and it was such a nice day to sit outside on their patio.

Came here on a Sat around 2PM, so I missed the brunch menu, but their lunch/dinner menu has a lot of options! I got the shrimp and chicken pesto salad and for a salad it was pretty good but I wouldn't recommend it. My friend got the toasted baguette and it was 10/10! Warm and toasted with a side of pesto olive oil and balsamic. My friend got the pasta dish with mushrooms and that was DELISH! If you like mushroom pasta that is 100% a get! The inside was adorable and I know at dinner time they have live music. When we went it was empty but I'm assuming it's busy at night. The service was quick and great! Cute little spot!

I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant, but unfortunately, the experience fell short. The quality of my pasta with meatballs was disappointing - it tasted like a quick, low-cost meal you might find at a theme park, with cheap sauce, meatballs, and pasta. Service-wise, it took longer than expected for our food to arrive, and even the water service was unusually slow; I had to ask multiple times for refills. The server was friendly but that was about it. The ambiance, however, was the standout feature. The restaurant's concept is lovely, with live piano music adding a very classy touch. The pianist's repertoire ranged from the Eagles to Ed Sheeran that night, creating a delightful atmosphere.

There was free parking for three hours just around the corner, just watch the signs. Also, we were a bit lost, went to New England Street and it is about 1/3 of the way down...I would recommend you have a reservation due to the limited seating and the day we went there was a bridal shower (or some kind of ladies' party taking up most of the petite restaurant).We sat at the bar and there are no seat backs to place your sweater, purse, etc. The bartenders took our order right away, they were both friendly, fast, and helpful with the menu selections. I ordered a cold latte, and my mom had a cup of coffee (no free refills and my mom's coffee was a bit small; my latte was fine). I had the homemade cottage cheese pancakes for $14 served with sweet Greek yogurt, honey, and mixed berries (blueberries, strawberries, and blackberries) - HOLY MOLY - it was delicious. I thought at first it was too small, but it is perfect! My mom got the croissant with melted brie cheese, prosciutto, and pears for $16 it comes with a side salad. She loved it as well, creamy, salty, loved it! AND my husband got the make your own omelet for $12. You can also add bacon $3, chicken $3, shrimp $4, cheese $2, mushrooms $3, tomatoes $3, red peppers $3. My husband ordered the cheese and mushrooms, so it was $17. He said it was also tasty, creamy, cheesy but a bit on the expensive side, but it is Winter Park so you kinda of expect it. The music was fine, I think it was 80s??? Temperature was a bit chilly so if you wear no sleeves due to summer...bring a light sweater to put on. https://pianowinterpark.com/menu/

This place is so cute and tucked away in a little side street of Winter Park. It was rainy and we were the only patrons. Our server was friendly and helpful. We ordered the bread to start. It comes with olive oil, pesto and balsamic on the side. It was so good. The server told us they bake the bread in house. I would honestly come back just for the bread. I got the chicken and mushroom mafaldine. It was very good and creamy. We split the crème brûlée for dessert and it was out of this world. I have been here once before and it was just as good last time. This is definitely a hidden gem and I will definitely be back.

Had a quick lunch in this restaurant. I got the cream of spinach pappardelle and a side Greek salad. Food came out quickly. Service was Okay. The pappardelle was thicker than what I had before (and I like it). The cream of spinach was rich. It also was served with a small piece of salmon. The Greek salad was fresh, but it was too pricy ($10) considering its serving size. Besides, the restaurant has a nice, classical decor inside which I like very much. So in general the restaurant is not a bad choice for a simple meal.

Did not have a good experience. Staff was rude and very unprofessional. The manager came over to a table next to ours complaining about other customers. Was quite sad how she was speaking about them. Food was ok, but just took almost 45 mins for it to come out.

This is my new favorite brunch spot. Excellent customer service. Excellent food, and I tried every item in the attached photos! I have nothing bad to say about any of it, everything was so good. I forgot to take a picture of the peach Bellini, but that was also excellent. The ambience of this place is so cute and a perfect fit for Winter Park. I was so spoiled that I cannot wait to return. Please enjoy the pictures, and I highly recommend.

Cafe Boutique Piano is one of my family's favorite place to eat in Winter Park on a random weekend, birthdays, and celebrations. We probably go once a month bringing family and friends who always leave loving the dishes. Our go to dish we order every time for appetizer is the New Zealand mussels in a creamy gorgonzola sauce which we can't find at any other local restaurants with a side dish of toasted baguette to dip the amazing sauce. The house wine is reasonably priced compared to other winter park restaurants. The atmosphere is always nice and homey with live music on certain days. We always end the night with a tiramisu. It's a cute place to go for dates as well. We love coming for happy hour as well.Pictured: Chicken & mushroom mafaldine split size for 2 ppl- pasta was fresh, al dente, sauce flavored wellGrouper- fresh and sweet meat and tender

The romantic little hidden gem you didn't know existed in Winter Park! I was on the hunt to try somewhere brand new for dinner and happened to discover this small cafe that I've never heard of or seen before. They've had their doors open for around 7 months already and I was surprised to see that they haven't received more attention - Because they deserve it! The restaurant space/dining area is limited but it makes for a cozy ambiance and an extremely romantic date night. I made reservations this past Tuesday night at 8pm just incase but we would have been accommodated right away without them. There was only one server that I noticed working, and I wish I remembered his name, because he was so friendly, professional and gave attentive service throughout the entire meal & I hope he gets the recognition he deserves. Onto the wine & food.. My boyfriend and I ordered a glass each of the train wreck Cabernet (9 oz pour) and we were both huge fans. Smooth, full bodied, dry and very easy to drink. For apps we tried the smaller sized meat board (for $13 though I think the portion size could have been a little more generous; an addition of nuts & dried fruit would have been a nice touch, but everything was yummy regardless) and the baguette bread. If I'm honest, I really don't think any restaurant should charge for bread unless it's special (like garlic or cheese bread) and although this bread was good, it was basic and not worth $4.For our main courses I chose the teriyaki chicken and my boyfriend decided on the braised beef short rib. After trying a bite of his, I knew I would order it on my next visit since it was melt-in-your-mouth and absolutely delicious. However, I still loved my dish and I appreciated that the chicken was already cubed which made it the perfect bite each time. The sauce was a little on the salty side but other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope to see this quaint little spot gain some popularity because it's such a lovely addition to the winter park restaurant scene and I thought the "piano bar" aspect gave it that special touch. If you're searching for your next intimate date night destination, I highly recommend giving them a try!PS: If your bill is over $100, they bring over a pair of dice to your table and give you the opportunity to receive 50% off on your meal if you roll matching words. Didn't happen this visit, but I thought this was such a unique & fun concept!