Trevi’s

Well I’m surprised.
I came for a quick lunch… Which in a big hotel isn’t usually something to look forward to. I’m sure they are used to churning out food for large parties, families and conference goers alike.
So when I sat and ordered a pepperoni flatbread, I felt like I was playing it safe… Because it isn’t easy to mess up pizza.
What I wasn’t expecting was a flavorful, crisp, reminiscent of Italy, diavola style pizza – with fresh herbs! I didn’t realize how fresh until I noticed the, what I assume was, chef clipping from an herb wall in the restaurant.
I may be back for dinner to further confirm the deliciousness.
Very surprised, impressed and satisfied.
@cookingwithkt

The incredible breakfast buffet offers a huge variety of food. In addition to the usual oatmeal, yogurt, pancakes, and fresh fruit, there are eggs cooked to order and several kinds of pastries and fresh baked breads.
Foodies will enjoy tasting different varieties of honey and jam. I loved the grilled blueberry maple sausage, the buttery biscuits and the savory gravy. Everything is of the highest quality, except perhaps the grits, which I found bland and watery. But I am not a fan of grits.
Service is smooth, professional, and friendly without being obtrusive. The dining area and adjoining patio are lovely. I felt like a lady in «Downton Abbey,» being waited on by my own personal butler.

If I could give 10 stars I would!!! I can’t say enough! If you have any food allergy concerns, this is the place for you. My son is gluten and dairy free due to allergy. They went WAY above and beyond to be sure that what he ate was safe. For breakfast, they even made up a French toast recipe that he could have! And then gave me the recipe. It was delicious, as was the breakfast buffet. We are now back for dinner, and they’re just as accommodating. And the food is fabulous too. Family style spaghetti and meatballs. So good. The roasted garlic that came with the bread– amazing!
The service is like none other. Everyone is super friendly and caring. Do not miss out on this place!

Great breakfast buffet. Love the omelet/​salsa lady. Best salsa. Good selection and good quality. Biscuits and gravy, eggs and salsa, oatmeal with brown sugar.

Even though one might think that it’s a bit on the pricey side for the breakfast buffet but IMO it’s worth the money. I opt for it every time I stay at the Omni Resort! They have everything your hungry belly could wish for. Love the omlette station that offers a variety of ingredients.
The assortment of jelly is overwhelming and so good ! … Try the citrus & whiskey (yup not too early to have a little «kick» in your breakfast!
As always try a bit of everything first before you load up your plates with your favorite choice at the end to indulge

I am giving this place 4 stars for many reasons. First of all, the food there was excellent. We were on vacation and that was the best food we’ve had all that week. My dad got the gnocchi and it was homemade. It was very good. My mom got the veggie flatbread that was very good as well. I got the spaghetti and meatballs the meatballs were very tasty along with the sauce. My mom tried the meatballs and she isn’t a big fan of meatballs but those she loved. The service there was ok. It was a moderate price for very good food. It’s a beautiful hotel that you definitely have to stay at. Overall, this place is definitely worth a visit.

While staying at the hotel we ate breakfast and dinner here and it was nothing short of spectacular. The olive bread was just wow. Calamari was amazing, didn’t know its supposed to melt in your mouth… Trevis is a strong recommendation!

Although the Omni Orlando Champions Gate resort has several restaurants, we dined at Trevi three times during our stay. Each meal was distinctly different, some being better then others. I would say the meals averaged out to an overall 3 ½ star rating but I will round out due to the restaurant’s versatility.
Our first meal at Trevi was brunch. There is a brunch buffet for $ 25 adults/​$ 12.50 children. Husband and children had the buffet. The items on the buffets were tasty and of high quality, but for $ 25, the buffet was just not very large. There was an omelet maker and the usual breakfast items such as eggs, sausage, french toast. I think the only item out of the ordinary was shrimp and grits. I saved a bit of money by ordering an egg white omelet for $ 15. I enjoyed the huge omelet, which was served with fruit and a bran muffin.
Our second meal was a group dinner with our lacrosse team (hence, no pics). We had several appetizers and entrees served family style. I can’t even remember each one but they were all delicious! The appetizers we had included Calamari and Caprese Pomodoro (the mozzarella tasted homemade and was excellent!) Our entrees included Pasta di Frutti de Mare. The fettuccini tasted homemade and there was plenty of fresh seafood. We also has Spaghetti e Polpette (spaghetti & meatballs), and Pollo di Angelo, angel hair pasta with chicken, artichokes, roasted peppers, sundries tomatoes, pine nuts, and scampi sauce. Everything was delectable! Service was superb, especially considering we were a party of at least 60 loud adults and children. Our food and beverages were delivered promptly and with a smile.
Our third visit was also a dinner but very different from the group dinner. Trevi offered a buffet for $ 14.95 which included many items including salads, pastas, chicken, pizza, and dessert. The food was just okay, but we were so happy Trevi had it available. After being on the lacrosse fields for 13 hours and arriving back at the hotel at 9pm, it was great to be able to eat quickly.
If visiting the Omni Orlando Champions Gate again, I would not mind trying their other restaurants, which include a steak and an Asian one For this visit however, Trevi did it’s job and fed us well!

Food was very good, I had the short ribs and the kale, and parsnip purée was right on target. The short rib itself was coked well. My wife had the chicken parm. It was pretty good. The service was not all that great. Had to ask for silverware and had to go find out own napkins. For what you pay you would expect the service to be better. Disappointed. I will stick to the Asian restaurant at the hotel never a problem there

Breakfast Buffet. Nice selection, omelet/​egg station. Quesadillas were nice, the salsa verde and sauces were excellent. Potatoes n onions a little salty for my taste. Fresh fruit was spot on, how could you mess that up right? Pastries were excellent as well. Attentive staff, warm ambiance and the feel of Italy in decore. Overall I’d give it 8 out of 10 on a scale of 0 – 10.

Went there on a Sunday evening with large family party. Place wasn’t that crowded and service was really slow from the drinks to kids meals getting out to the tables after adults were almost done with buffet meals. I cleared used stacked plates off table that had been there 15 minutes. Buffet was ok and decently priced. Atmosphere ok too.

Dinner @ Trevi’s during a stay for a work conference. Thought this place is a gem among many of the hotel restaurants I’ve dined at.
Very friendly and efficient service, reasonable prices for food and wine, and a good variety of selection.
The fresh olive bread as a starter was delicious. An pesto dip and herbed butter were really nice.
Our table had an appetizer of fried calamari, which was a generous portion for 3 – 4 people. They also offer family portions, and I imagine it would have fed plenty of people.
I enjoyed an Arugula salad simply prepared with tomato, shaved Parmesan and olive oil. For an entrée, local gulf shrimp were featured in a Cioppino which I ordered. It was delicious, with mussels, clams, lobster, fish and of course the gulf shrimp.
Thumbs up and I’d return without hesitation.

We stayed at the Omni for a convention, and was pleasantly surprised that this hotel restaurant has both good food and service.

They seem to have something for everyone. Service was excellent. House salad was very good with a tasty balsamic dressing. I had the Frute Di Mare which has a nice amount of scallops, mussels, clams and shrimp. My wife had the Gnocci which she said was excellent. Quite reasonably priced for a resort restaurant.

Went for lunch. The food was really good and tasted very fresh. Had the chicken sandwich. My only complaint was the food took a lot longer than expected. Very nice presentation, especially the tea selections.

Trevi’s is an Italian restaurant at the Omni Orlando Resort.
During my stay at the Omni I dined at Trevi’s twice (breakfast and lunch). The food is ok for hotel food. Nothing special, but the restaurant is on site so I returned for the convenience since I was on a business trip and didn’t have time to eat outside of the hotel. While the menu is slightly overpriced for the quality of the food most items on the menu are under $ 30.
For lunch I had a Greek salad and my boss had the steak salad. The salads were fine, but the highlight of our meal was the roasted garlic clove they served with the bread. I’m avoiding carbs, but how can I say no to roasted garlic!!! Warning: Stop by the hostess stand for mints after your meal because you will have horrible dragon breath after consuming too much of the awesome roasted garlic!
The following day we had breakfast at Trevi’s. My boss went with the breakfast buffet at a whopping $ 22 per person. I knew I wouldn’t get my money’s worth so I ordered the Italian fritatta for $ 14. The fritatta was HUGE! I did have to wait a bit longer for my food to arrive so if you are in a hurry and have a bit of an appetite the buffet is the way to go.
If you are looking for dining options at the Omni Resort I would try Trevi’s. If you are looking for a fantastic meal I would dine outside the resort.