Best Casual Restaurants in Queen Village

Food was delicious. Fun to share multiple dishes with others. Lots of gluten-free options. Attentive service. Yum.

Truly an incredible experience. We heard from friends about ADORO and we needed to try this place, and we finally were able to go. Absolutely loved my time here. The hostess was so nice and accommodating - we were able to walk in on a busy Monday evening and get a cozy table . The service was attentive but not suffocating and the food was incredible. Would 100% come back!

Waitresses were super sweet. Pit on Disney for the kids bc no one else was really there at the moment. Food was really good, drinks were even better. We love it here

Liz (I call her Lizzy lol) did her thang yesterday. The food was delish! One thing is for certain. I need a special order Tiramisu cake for my Birthday in MAY. I need the whole cake! Scampi’s Tiramisu was the BEST I’ve ever had in my LIFE. My gosh! I loved the intimate space which made the experience personable . By the end of the night, I was yelling out “Lizzzzy” like we were girlfriends our whole lives. lol I would definitely go back!

Roxanne’s New Chapter is Even Better Than Before! Last night, I had the pleasure of dining at Roxanne in its new location, and let me tell you—it’s a revelation. While the original spot was already exceptional, this new chapter elevates the experience in every way. The tasting menu strikes the perfect balance of honoring beloved classics while introducing bold new favorites. Longtime fans will be thrilled to see signature dishes like the scallop and duck make a triumphant return, each as flawless as ever. But the new additions are equally dazzling—particularly the rigatoni, octopus, and scallop, each a masterclass in flavor and technique. And then there’s the cheeseburger. Magical doesn’t even begin to cover it. Imagine all your expectations of a burger, then multiply them by ten. The genius behind it all is Chef Alex - an original in every sense. Her creativity is matched only by her warmth, making the dining experience feel both elevated and personal. She’s not just redefining what great food is—she’s redefining how it feels to enjoy it. If you haven’t been to the new Roxanne, run, don’t walk. It’s a culinary triumph that honors its past while paving the way for an even brighter future.