Duo Latin Bistro

Great little spot in Orlando, we didn't exactly know what to expect as it has a more club vibe with their late hours but still would come back again. They have a happy hour that ends at 8pm and boy did that make our night! We ordered the sangria, their frozen lemonade, their sushi (that's on their happy hour menu) along with the empanadas (5/5) their ceviche, kids menu was good too! I got my kids chicken tenders and fries, which came in a very generous portion, did I mention we were a party of 11, 7 kids + 4 adults. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Very helpful on recommendations & all of our food items came out quickly. I will add that their their fees are are little obsurd, more specifically: they charge a house fee & a service fee so *TIP IS NOT INCLUDED* that alone was $30 (our bill was $350) it was a heafty bill despite their happy hour items, and we were ok with that considering the amount of people in our party. That last curve ball was a little awkward and could possibly discourage others from wanting to come. If management could reconsider to restructure their tipping and house fee policy I think it would help their business attract more customers.

This was my first visit to Duo, and we decided to sit at the bar, where Alexis, the bartender, took care of us. We arrived around 8 PM on a Sunday night. The space was small, and the music was quite loud, but the food was enjoyable overall. The sushi roll was tasty, and the mofongo was good, though the mashed potatoes were a bit too salty. We sampled a few cocktails, which were decent. They also offer hookah, which is a nice touch for those who enjoy it. Alexis was very kind and attentive, ensuring we always had drinks and even offering us a sample of one of their signature cocktails to try. However, keep in mind that a house fee and gratuity are automatically added to your bill. Overall, it was a decent experience, though a bit overpriced.

A solid choice for late-night food and good vibes. The ambiance is lively and the service is attentive, making it a great spot to relax after hours. The food is definitely a highlight, with a range of tasty Latin-inspired dishes that satisfy those late-night cravings. While the drinks were just okay, they didn't take away from the overall experience. If you're looking for a spot that offers late-night dining with a fun atmosphere, Duo Latin Bistro is worth a visit.

Cute little spot. Decoration is nice. We went in for dinner and our waiter was nice. They have happy hour on certain appetizers, drinks, and desserts. All the appetizers we tried were very good and so was the sushi. Not a bad portion since it was happy hour I assume the portions are smaller than regular priced. A few people on our table got entrees and they were also good and decent portions. Only thing I found strange was we asked for a cup of water and was given bottled water which menu showed $5 and was actually charged $6 which I fine crazy expensive for a bottle of water. We did ask if they just had regular tap water and they said no which having a bar it is very strange that they don't. Also there is a "house fee" charged on top of gratuity which that's the first time ever I see a "house fee" and still have no clue what that is. Also someone at our table order a sampler plate which was $54 and it was definitely not worth it. It's advertised as a sampler for up to 4 people and that barely had enough for 2 people. Worse mixed platter I've seen at a restaurant .

We celebrated my mother's birthday and had the best time! Staff were so friendly, attentive, and made her feel extra special too! The food was amazing! We tried several menu items from their happy hour menu. My favorite was the sushi. It was delicious! The portions for the picada mixta were very small for its price. The menu suggests it's for 2-4 people but I think it's way smaller than that. The restaurant is fun, up beat, and had great music too. If you're looking for a fun place to celebrate a special occasion, Duo Latin Bistro is the place for you!

This place was waaaay overpriced. I was meeting a friend while visiting town and we had initially planned to eat at Casa Vieja, but due to having to wait 2 hrs for a table and it being overcrowded we had to find another place to eat. This place was right down the road, the vibe of the place is cool, but that's where it ended. My friend and I both had the fettuccine with chicken, with the chicken being over cooked, I didn't even bother trying to finish the chicken, and I've had better Alfredo at Olive Garden. The cosmopolitan was good and my friend and I each got one. My friend asked for a glass of water, as did I, but the girl came back and was opening a bottle of water before I could question it. Little did we know that bottle of water was $8! And we didn't even drink the full glass. There was a live duo performing and while the guy who was singing was very good it was excessively loud especially for as small as the place was. It was so loud in fact that even when we escaped the restaurant we could still hear it clearly across to the other parking lot while in my car with the windows up. Then there's the tipping, there was a house fee, then a added gratuity, and then yet another tip to add that the waitress said would actually go to her, and honestly that's just way too much for a meal that was sub par. So for 2 drinks, 2 fettuccine with chicken and a bottle of water (that we did not want, we just wanted tap) we had a bill of $95 before the additional added tip which is insane to me. Can't suggest this place other than if you want to get a drink and not be able to talk to who you came with.

If you are in the mood for delicious food with a good ambiance and good customer service, this is your spot. All the plates we tried were delicious, they had good complexity of flavors and textures, showcasing Latin ingredients and seasonings.Brunch burger 10/10Ropa vieja Benedicts 10/10Sancocho 10/10.

Heyyyyyyyy you guyyyyyysssss! This place was a vibe for brunch on Sunday Funday! The sangria was giving!! The food was really good and for the value including unlimited mimosa or sangria plus a fun, lively atmosphere. They play music then a DJ came so if you're not into loud Latin music this is not the place for you. The inside is small but mighty, cute modern decor. Our server Byron was amazing!! Our group will be back!! Let's eat!

The food itself is good. However I found it to be too expensive. The $54. Platter that's supposed to feed 4 people was good enough for just 2. Also was a little upset that asked for waters and supposedly they only have bottles, that were $5 each. I recommend to try the place at least once but that would be it for me!

The atmosphere was great , the food was very good, however a bit pricey but worth it.