ORLANDO, Fla. – Welcome to the I-4 Food Tour, where Matt Austin brings you into Central Florida restaurants, tries their signature dishes and helps you decide where to eat.
So buckle up and bring your appetite, because the I-4 Food Tour is underway.
Nestled on Princeton Avenue, just off exit 85 on I-4, the White Wolf Cafe is a hidden gem that has been delighting patrons for over 32 years. What started as an antique dealer’s whimsical venture into the culinary world has blossomed into a beloved eatery known for its exceptional food and quirky charm.
We tried the pork tenderloin pinwheels, a dish Matt called a “meat cornucopia.” The tender pork, combined with prosciutto, spinach, shallots, garlic and sun-dried tomatoes, creates a culinary masterpiece that leaves diners in awe. And that doesn’t even mention the creamy risotto and bacon jam brussel sprouts.
For those on the I-4 Food Tour, the White Wolf Cafe is a must-visit.
With its delicious food and inviting atmosphere, it has quickly become a favorite stop for many. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, the White Wolf Cafe offers a dining experience that is both unique and satisfying.