Swine & Sons

Pros:Very cool ambiance. Inside of a giant building that shares a space with Foxtail. Counter service with really friendly workers who know the small menu very well, so they can make good recommendations. Food was stellar. It's a simple menu, but they do it very well. Very juicy hamburger meat with huge, bright, fresh veggies on top. Cons:No real cons. They do everything So well, I'd love to see an expanded menu.Tips:You can't go wrong with anything you choose, but that Chiang Mai Mai Hot Chicken was another level of good. Super delicious.

So unimpressed. This is a cafe with a cool vibe is attached to Foxtail Coffee, my least favorite coffee, which surprised me. The food is as bad as the coffee. The limited menu looked cool on line, but it did not taste great. I had a simple eggs, bacon and roasted potatoes plate. Hard to mess up. The scrambled eggs were thin sheets rolled up with a generous serving of 5 bacon slices that were pretty greasy and not crispy. And the small round yellow potatoes were sitting in a pool of grease. They had an interesting herb on top that I could not place. Overall, a simple breakfast meal was not very good. My daughter got a hot chicken biscuit, but the biscuit tasted very dry. She said the hot chicken was not too spicy. The place has a laid back vibe with low and high tops. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table. Not worth the trip.

Swine & Sons has been popular for a very long time, but there are so many popular places in Orlando, that I just hadn't gotten to it until recently. As a recurring character on the annual Michelin Guide, I fast forwarded things, and came here during one of my breaks during the Fringe Festival. The ambiance is beautiful, because it's nestled inside the beautiful Foxtail Coffee shop. Check my review of that for a description. Service was also great, as all the staff were all working together and was the same wonderful staff as the aforementioned Foxtail. No issues. A friendly bunch in a friendly space. As for the food, oh my goodness. Talk about style And substance. The good was definitely IG fodder, but it was also delicious, well-crafted, and well worth the reasonable price tag. I had the Chiang Mai Hot Chicken (fried Bell & Evans thigh meat finished with an aromatic blend of Northern Thai spices & topped with with sweet & sour pickled papaya & herbs). A huge piece of chicken thigh, well fried and well sauced, very unctuous. It's so flavorful that all it needs to make it perfect is the papaya and herbs. And it's all finished off on an actually properly sized bun. Perfect sando. I also got the chance to sample the Simple Man Smashburger (double smashpatties, American cheese, garlic dill pickles, marinated tomato, lettuce, secret sauce). Another great sandwich. Well seasoned smashpatties, a great amount of fresh veg, those marinated tomatoes that just pop with acid and flavor in your mouth. Lovely lovely. Overall, this place was pretty special. For people being drawn to it via Michelin, they won't be disappointed. Very nice place.

Came to S & S for lunch with a friend . It's a unique blend of coffee shop and resy so might be hard to get a seat due to the digital workers lol . Decor is casual yet cool and they have beers as well . Our salads were great as well as the fries - truly unique place and highly recommended!

We discovered the food menu here one day ordering coffee. Wow. Every offering I've tried has been generous in portion size and delicious. The service is made to order, but waiting in this trendy coffee roasters location is relaxing.Plenty of parking in the back of the street parking is full.

I still can't believe that I found out about this place from a tourist. I live in shame.I drive by this area all the time, but I assumed there was only Kelly's ice cream, and foxtail here; I was wrong. The main reason I came was because I saw a picture (taken by the tourist) of the chicken biscuit and also the shakshuka toast and knew I had to try it.The prices here are reasonable, especially considering its Winter Park and any place here will charge you $20 for a couple of lettuce leaves and some dressing.I had their cobb salad and it was amazing. The pecans are seasoned with this smokey, slightly spicy mix that makes the salad (and my taste buds) come to life!If you're not big into salads, this one might change your perception.The chicken biscuit that was supposed to be so amazing barely had any of the hot honey sauce and seemed a lot smaller than what the tourist had gotten, I even wondered if we ordered the right thing. The shakshuka toast was probably what I ended up liking best of all. It was an explosion of flavors yet something so simple.I didn't try the burger but was told it was amazing. Their curly fries are also pretty amazing, I got to try a few, definitely not your average fast food fry.Then to top off this cheat meal, I ordered a chocolate chip cookie, slightly salty, fudgy, slightly chewy, only set me back. 2.50.Overall I'd come back again in a heartbeat, especially for the salad and the Shakshuka toast.

It's a coffee bar that serves burgers and fries. There's a limited menu, but their burgers and fries are very good! I wish they would have more regular table height seat. There were a few bar tops but me and a friend sat belly up at the bar for our meal. I did like that there were purse hooks underneath the bar. The burger was juicy and the fries were surprisingly crispy! Would be back to try other entrees on the menu

Had the 2 smash burgers today from Swine and Sons. Both were really good! Super juicy and had great flavor. I had the side of mac and cheese but tbh I dont think it was that good, since its a beer cheese type of cheese on there. Not my kinda thing, but might be for others! You can order the food in the Farmhouse side of Foxtail and eat it there. Food came pretty quick and i would be excited to try some other things on their menu soon!

Came back for our favorite chicken sandwiches and it was a very off day. No seasoning on the regular hot chicken sandwich; and the chicken cutlet on the both sandwiches were half the size; like a slider version. Was sad because they usually have been consistent. Hard to go back now after that experience.

I was expecting an actual restaurant. It didn't feel like one at all. This wouldn't really have been a problem for me if they charged reasonable prices. Two chicken sandwiches came out to over $30 including tip. You have to find your own place to sit and eat your meal in a foxtail that already gets crowded with people working and studying, it just feels super out of place when at that price point you can actually get better ambiance and food somewhere else. The food was okay, it did taste like they microwaved it though (I don't know how they prepare it). The worst part was probably the fact that they don't even come with a side. I checked again, and both sides were around $5 (for potato chips??? Get lost). I never really get upset over bad experiences at restaurants, but this place felt like they just stole $30 from my pocket. I would've rather paid a few dollars for a microwavable chicken sandwich at a grocery store. If you want to get a chicken sandwich, just go somewhere else. The atmosphere here is awful(unless you are studying), and the prices even worse. Seriously, if you want a chicken sandwich, just go to PDQ or something. I'm not sure how the other location is, but I'm not going to test it based off my experience at this location. The workers were nice, so they did have nice customer service at least.