Orlando’s Pizza Buffet

FOOD

Buffalo chicken and spinach Alfredo show two different sides of Orlando’s savory pizza selection. Buffalo-style seasoning gives the chicken pie its familiar appeal, while spinach Alfredo takes the white-sauce route. They sit within a rotating buffet rather than a fixed menu of pies, so treat them as examples of what makes this selection interesting.

Meat lovers pizza is another recurring favorite to look for. Its place in the spread gives meat-topping enthusiasts something to consider alongside the chicken and spinach options, without requiring everyone at the table to share a whole pie. The restaurant also makes familiar pizzas such as pepperoni, but the larger to-go menu should not be mistaken for a guarantee that every variety will be on the buffet.

Alfredo makes an appearance beyond the pizza crust too. Alfredo pasta supplies a creamy alternative to another slice, with salad included alongside it. That combination gives the meal more range than a pizza-only counter: a white-sauce pie, a portion of pasta and a salad can all be part of lunch without becoming separate orders.

The salad selection and its dressings vary. It is a genuine component of the food buffet, rather than an extra to purchase, and useful when the rest of the meal is already leaning heavily toward dough, cheese and sauce. The point is not to turn a pizza outing into a salad outing. It is simply pleasant to have both.

Lemon-bar dessert pizza is the sweet choice that most distinguishes the buffet. It brings a citrus-dessert idea to the pizza counter and gives a return trip a purpose beyond another savory slice. A small piece after Buffalo chicken or spinach Alfredo makes a cheerful change of course.

The restaurant also advertises cinnamon, chocolate, lemon and apple dessert pizzas on its wider menu, though the actual buffet assortment changes. Those flavors show the kitchen’s interest in sweet pizza; they are not a promise of four dessert pies at every service. Look at what is out before making firm dessert commitments. Particularly to anyone at the table who has already spotted the word chocolate.