Morton's, The Steakhouse

In Orlando, Morton’s, The Steakhouse is best framed as a classic steakhouse choice: an evening-oriented restaurant for guests who want USDA Prime steaks, steakhouse staples, business-casual expectations, a higher-end meal rather than a casual stop. The price is $114 per person, which puts it in special-occasion territory for many diners.

The clearest reasons to book are direct: the cuisine is steakhouse, the dress code is business casual, the signature dishes include USDA Prime steaks, Lobster & Crab Cocktail, Oysters Rockefeller, Prime Bavette Steak Frites, Wagyu Beef Stroganoff, Morton’s Legendary Hot Chocolate Cake. That makes the restaurant most useful when the group wants a familiar steakhouse structure.

Book for steakhouse certainty, not culinary surprise

The appeal is predictability in the right way. The information supports a classic steakhouse brief built around Prime steaks, seafood starters, steak frites, stroganoff, a signature chocolate cake dessert.

Value depends on the occasion. At $114 per person, Morton’s is easier to justify for a planned dinner, celebration, client meal, date night, or family gathering than for an inexpensive weeknight bite. The Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (2026) is also a recognition point, giving diners one confirmed signal beyond the steakhouse format itself.

The most important practical detail is timing. Dinner service is listed Monday through Thursday from 5–9 PM, Friday and Saturday from 4–10 PM, Sunday from 4–9 PM. Those hours make Morton’s an evening-oriented choice in Orlando, not a lunch pick.

The smart move is a planned dinner

For a date, celebration, or business meal, treat the evening as a full steakhouse dinner and plan around the posted hours. Friday and Saturday offer the longest service window, from 4–10 PM, while Sunday closes earlier at 9 PM. Business casual dress is the expectation, so it is worth planning attire before making it part of an Orlando itinerary.

There are better fits elsewhere if the group wants a low-cost dinner, a casual meal, or a different dining format. But for a classic steakhouse in Orlando with a verified $114 per-person price, evening hours, business-casual dress code, USDA Prime steaks, Lobster & Crab Cocktail, Oysters Rockefeller, Prime Bavette Steak Frites, Wagyu Beef Stroganoff, Morton’s Legendary Hot Chocolate Cake, Wine Spectator Award of Excellence recognition, Morton’s, The Steakhouse fits a clear brief. Use our full Orlando restaurants guide if the brief changes, or pair the dinner plan with our full Orlando hotels guide, our full Orlando bars guide, our full Orlando wineries guide, our full Orlando experiences guide when the night needs more than dinner.