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Top 5 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Orlando to Enjoy on Your Last Day Before Your Flight

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    Your last day in Orlando doesn’t have to mean sitting in your hotel lobby or heading straight to Orlando International Airport (MCO). If your family has an afternoon or evening flight, there’s still time for one more memorable experience — and Orlando’s themed restaurants are attractions in their own right.

    The challenge? You’ve already checked out of your hotel or Airbnb, and nobody wants to drag suitcases, backpacks, and children’s luggage into a busy restaurant.

    With Bagzee’s Orlando luggage pickup and airport delivery service, you can arrange to send your bags ahead to MCO while your family enjoys one last meal. Here are five family-friendly restaurants worth considering before you fly home.

    1. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament — Kissimmee

    Best for: Families with school-age children who love live entertainment.

    Make your final Orlando meal a medieval adventure at Medieval Times in Kissimmee. Families can cheer for knights competing in jousting tournaments, watch impressive horseback performances, and enjoy a multi-course feast inside a castle-inspired arena.

    This isn’t just dinner — it’s a full entertainment experience that can keep children engaged for approximately two hours.

    Because performances are scheduled, Medieval Times is best suited for families with late-night flights or those planning their final Orlando outing well ahead of departure.

    2. T-Rex Cafe — Disney Springs

    Best for: Dinosaur-loving children and families with afternoon flights.

    Located at Disney Springs, T-Rex Cafe brings the prehistoric world to life with enormous animatronic dinosaurs, simulated meteor showers, and interactive exhibits.

    The menu includes burgers, pasta, seafood, and children’s meals. Families can also explore the dinosaur-themed store and interactive Paleo Zone after eating.

    You don’t need a Disney theme park ticket to visit Disney Springs, making T-Rex Cafe an accessible final-day activity.

    With your luggage already arranged through Bagzee, you can enjoy the restaurant and nearby shopping without carrying bags through the entertainment district.

    3. Rainforest Cafe — Disney Springs

    Best for: Younger children and families looking for an immersive dining experience.

    Rainforest Cafe transforms an ordinary lunch into a tropical adventure. Animated elephants, gorillas, waterfalls, and simulated thunderstorms create the feeling of dining deep inside a jungle.

    The menu offers familiar family favorites, including burgers, chicken, pasta, and kid-friendly selections. Children can also browse the rainforest-themed gift shop before leaving.

    Located in Disney Springs, it’s a convenient choice for families who want to combine lunch, shopping, and a few final vacation photos before heading to MCO.

    4. The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium — Universal CityWalk

    Best for: Families with older children, teenagers, and serious dessert lovers.

    At Universal CityWalk, the Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen combines a whimsical steampunk setting with an extensive menu and elaborate desserts.

    Families can enjoy burgers, sandwiches, steaks, and other savory dishes before indulging in towering specialty milkshakes, sundaes, and chocolate creations.

    You don’t need a Universal theme park ticket to dine at CityWalk, although parking fees and security screening may apply.

    It’s an especially fun option for families who want one last Orlando-themed treat without committing to another full day at a theme park.

    5. Pirates Dinner Adventure — International Drive

    Best for: Families with evening departures and children who enjoy theatrical performances.

    For something beyond a traditional restaurant, Pirates Dinner Adventure features a live pirate production staged around an impressive ship inside an indoor lagoon.

    Families can watch sword fights, acrobatics, and daring pirate stunts while enjoying a meal. Audience participation adds to the excitement, making this a memorable way to finish an Orlando vacation.

    Because the show takes time and requires advance planning, it’s best for travelers with late departures or an extra night in the area.

    How Bagzee Makes Your Last Day in Orlando Easier

    Orlando vacations often end with an awkward gap between hotel checkout and flight departure. Families might have to leave their accommodations at 11 a.m. even when their flight doesn’t depart until 7 or 8 p.m.

    Rather than carrying luggage into restaurants or returning to the hotel to collect it, Bagzee lets you schedule luggage pickup from your Orlando hotel, Airbnb, or vacation rental and delivery to Orlando International Airport.

    Your family can enjoy one last meal, explore nearby shops, and travel to MCO without hauling suitcases around Orlando.

    When you arrive at the airport, retrieve your luggage from the designated handoff location, check your bags with your airline, and proceed through security.

    For a stress-free final day, choose a restaurant based on your flight time, make reservations where possible, and leave enough time for traffic, luggage collection, airline check-in, and security.

    Your Orlando vacation doesn’t have to end at hotel checkout.

    Whether you’re cheering for knights, dining with dinosaurs, or sharing one last chocolate milkshake, Bagzee helps your family spend more time making memories and less time managing luggage.

    Plan your luggage pickup and airport delivery with Bagzee.