Cask & Larder

Our go to for MCO eats! We are repeat customers and Al and Nick are far and above. Food is delicious and quick.. they are super accommodating to kids and travel needs and attentive as they come. The beer is delicious and we were waited on like a Michelin star restaurant. We have been here many times and will always come back for our departure day. Treated like family, thanks Al and Nick!

Great staff! Has a great vibe with a big ole fake tree in the middle of the restaurant which makes it feel like you're out at a park. We ordered multiple drinks (which were great by the way) but the only food we ordered were the Brussel sprouts - yummy!!! Sucks it took so long for me to try this place out.

Miguel was awesome Waiting for a flight, so decided to get a bite Ordered the pork sandwich, with fries But portions were small for $19 Avoid the Coffee, just hit the Starbucks next door Overall, it is the main restaurant in Terminal A, and I consider it below average. I could have done better with the other food vendors in the area ...

6/10This Old Fashioned was just okay--nothing special but got the job done for an airport drink. The flavor was decent, but it had a funny aftertaste, likely from the butter infusion. Not the worst, not the best--just a passable sip before a flight.

This was a great meal for an airport diner! The breakfast bowl was filling with plenty of food and flavor. I was impressed by how flavorful the biscuit was, especially! The goat cheese grits had tiny pieces of cooked onion which was a nice surprise, and a good cheesy flavor to them. The eggs were nothing spectacular, but paired well with the sausage which had plenty of seasoning.The ambiance was great--we were sat near the bar with a large decorative tree separating us from the busy airport which made the meal a much needed experience. The service was great as well, our server was nice enough to let me make a substitution on the biscuit which ended up being my favorite part of the meal.Food came out quickly so our entire visit was around 40 minutes.I would definitely come back here!

I just landed in Orlando and was hungry. I stopped at Cask & Larder for dinner. Bottom line is it was good, not great. I had the shrimp tacos and side of Brussels sprouts. They were cooked fine and came out hot. Flavor was ok just not great kind of bland. Service was fine. Don't expect a lot of refills.

This was a place we stopped into while on our layover to Fort Lauderdale. Drinks were so refreshing and good. Staff were attentive and offered great recommendations! It was an airport bar but it felt very cozy and quaint. Stop in next time you're in a layover!

I've been through MCO and Terminal A multiple times this year. Almost every time I've stopped at the to go counter for Cask & Larder for a spicy chicken Caesar wrap. It comes with a pickle spear and kettle cooked chips for $15. It's airport food pricing but the wrap has been good every time and it's a good portion of chips (I rarely finish all of them). They have the wrap ready to go in a few minutes too.

The only thing pulled about their pulled pork sandwich is pulled from the freezer and pulled from the microwave. It's not pulled pork at all, it was sliced, charred, and totally grody! Nevertheless, my wife's wrap was as good as any you might find in a 7-11, the beer was cold, and the bartender gave me a glass of black cherries when I asked for some.Where else you gonna go? This is likely the best restaurant in the entire terminal food court.

Thank goodness for Cask & Larder! A beautiful spot right in the airport terminal, with great service, delicious drinks and fabulous food. I had a gin & tonic from the tap and it was terrific! (Who knew gin from a tap could taste so good?) The pork on a pretzel bun sandwich was so good. Not only are the food and drinks great, but the staff is efficient, friendly and plentiful! We sat at the bar and could see into the kitchen and prep area, and it was clean and professional and bustling with cooks and servers, and there were enough bartenders to serve everyone quickly. Very well-run restaurant, especially since it's in Orlando International Airport; you don't expect to get servers who care about the customers who they may never see again. We don't get to Florida frequently, but when we do we make time to have a drink and a meal at Cask & Larder before our flight home.