The Town House Restaurant
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The Town House Restaurant

4.7

3 resident reviews

About

Family-owned downtown diner serving all-day breakfast and Southern comfort plates since the 1950s, relocated up Central Ave when its original Broadway corner was razed for road widening.

Since the 1950s; moved to current Central Ave building in 2014

All-day breakfastHistoric dinerFamily-ownedPatio

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4.7

3 reviews

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    Marisol P. Verified resident

    Alafaya Woods · Sep 14, 2026

    The Saturday breakfast everyone in town knows about

    We have been coming here since our kids were in strollers. Biscuits and sausage gravy, sweet tea, and a waitress who remembers your order. The move up Central Avenue did not change a thing about the food.

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    Response from The Town House Restaurant

    Thank you, Marisol. Bring the kids by for the pancake special on Sundays. We appreciate 20 years of your family.

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    Devin K. Verified resident

    Twin Rivers · Aug 30, 2026

    Classic diner, expect a wait on weekends

    Country fried steak is the order. Portions are big and prices are fair. Get there before 9 on Saturday or plan on standing outside with half of Oviedo.

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    Hannah R. Verified resident

    Downtown Oviedo · Jul 21, 2026

    Where I take everyone who visits

    Out-of-town family always asks to go back. The chickens wander past the patio, which the kids think is the best part of the meal.

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