Where to eat in Kissimmee: lists by category

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

These are plain, alphabetical lists of places to eat inside Kissimmee’s city limits, one page per kind of food, each with the address, the hours the place posts on its own site and a link to that site where we found one. Most of the city’s restaurants are on Vine Street (U.S. 192), with smaller clusters downtown on Broadway, on North John Young Parkway and on Osceola Parkway.

How we made these lists. Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records, the same data behind our local directory, plus restaurants from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation’s inspection records for July 7 to Oct. 8, 2026. We kept only addresses inside the city limits on the City of Kissimmee’s own map, because many places with a Kissimmee mailing address, in Celebration, along U.S. 192 west and toward Four Corners, are in unincorporated Osceola County. Then we checked each place against its own website on Oct. 10, 2026. The lists are alphabetical, not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on them. Places can write to us to add or correct an entry.

The lists

Pizza. Twelve places, from two shops on Broadway downtown to the delivery chains and independent slice shops along East and West Vine Street, Bryan Street, Columbia Avenue and Bill Beck Boulevard.

Mexican and Tex-Mex. Nine places, most of them on West Vine Street, with one on Broadway downtown, one on John Young Parkway, one on Columbia Avenue and one on Osceola Parkway.

Breakfast and coffee. Ten stops, from the cafes on Broadway and Orlando Avenue downtown to the 24-hour diners on Vine Street and John Young Parkway and a coffee shop on East Osceola Parkway.

Burgers. Four chains with five locations, all on Vine Street.

Sushi and Asian. Eleven places, mostly Chinese, four of them on North John Young Parkway, plus a Japanese carryout with sushi and hibachi.

Ice cream and desserts. Four ice cream stops on Vine Street and East Osceola Parkway.

Bakeries. Fourteen, most of them Latin and Caribbean, on West and East Vine Street, downtown on Broadway and Dakin Avenue and on Osceola Parkway.

Not here yet

We publish a list only when we can confirm at least four places inside the city limits. Wings, barbecue and patios and outdoor dining did not reach that this time: most of the wing and barbecue restaurants with a Kissimmee address are outside the city, and few places inside it describe outdoor seating on their own sites. We will check again when these lists are refreshed. If you run one of these restaurants inside the city, a link to your own site with your address and hours is all we need.

More food guides

• Brunch: weekend breakfast spots and their hours, downtown and along U.S. 192.
• Date night: dinner and evening ideas around town.
• Restaurant inspections: how Florida inspects restaurants and how to look one up.
• Downtown Kissimmee: parking and what else is on Broadway.

Related: the business directory, things to do and live music and nightlife.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Kissimmee?

Inside the city limits, most are on Vine Street (U.S. 192), with clusters downtown on Broadway, on North John Young Parkway and on Osceola Parkway. Many restaurants with a Kissimmee mailing address, toward Celebration and Four Corners, are outside the city.

How are these Kissimmee restaurant lists made?

From OpenStreetMap records and the state’s restaurant inspection records, kept to addresses inside the city limits and checked against each place’s own website. Every list is alphabetical, not a ranking, and nobody pays to be on one.

Where can I eat in downtown Kissimmee?

Downtown places on these lists include Broadway Pizza Bar and Main Street Pizza, Queens & King Mexican Kitchen, Cariño’s Cafe and Susana’s Cafe, Big John’s Rockin’ BBQ and the bakeries on Broadway and Dakin Avenue.