3200 S Orange Ave.
Orlando, FL 32806(407) 757-2318
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Co-founded in 2002 by brothers Bill and Randy Simon, and their friend and business partner, Scott Redler, the three men named the restaurant after Bill and Randy’s father, Freddy Simon, a World War II veteran.
Freddy grew up on a farm near Colwich, Kansas and signed up for the infantry in the U.S. Army at the first opportunity. After years of fighting in places around the Pacific Rim during World War II, Freddy earned the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star for his service, and returned home safely.
Following World War II, he worked hard for 56 years while raising his family. Freddy believes he is “the luckiest man in the world.” In between his visits to high school history classes, Freddy actively participates in veterans groups, and takes part in World War II memorial events across the United States.
Today, Freddy’s restaurants from coast to coast serve a menu reminiscent of the all-American meals Freddy prepared for his family. The menu is pretty simple and straightforward here. Steak burgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken breast sandwiches and a variety of frozen custards.
From steakburgers to sundaes, Freddy’s makes food fresh after you ask for it because that’s the kind of quality you deserve. The beef is lean ground and the hot dogs are Vienna beef only and they make classic shoe string fries.
Freddy grew up on a farm near Colwich, Kansas and signed up for the infantry in the U.S. Army at the first opportunity. After years of fighting in places around the Pacific Rim during World War II, Freddy earned the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star for his service, and returned home safely.
Following World War II, he worked hard for 56 years while raising his family. Freddy believes he is “the luckiest man in the world.” In between his visits to high school history classes, Freddy actively participates in veterans groups, and takes part in World War II memorial events across the United States.
Today, Freddy’s restaurants from coast to coast serve a menu reminiscent of the all-American meals Freddy prepared for his family. The menu is pretty simple and straightforward here. Steak burgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken breast sandwiches and a variety of frozen custards.
From steakburgers to sundaes, Freddy’s makes food fresh after you ask for it because that’s the kind of quality you deserve. The beef is lean ground and the hot dogs are Vienna beef only and they make classic shoe string fries.
Inside is very open with an exposed ceiling and and AC ducts to make the location feel bigger than it actually is splashed with lots of Freddy’s favorite color of red.
Yes , Freddy’s is a chain, but they are far and few between at the moment. The burgers are quite tasty and made fresh when you order, and the crisp edges are pretty savory.
I've been a few times to this location, and it’s a guilty pleasure of mine. Freddy’s compares to a Culver’s or a Steak & Shake, but I think they are a cut above both.
This location is open on Sunday to Thursday from 10:30 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. and Friday to Saturday from 10:30 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Stop by and try them out if you have not already. I've yet to have a bad meal here, and always leave satisfied.