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  • Orlando Cat Cafe

    532 Cagan Park Ave., Clermont West Orlando

    352-989-4820

    Do you like cats? Do you like coffee? Then you’ve found the purr-fect place! The Orlando Cat Cafe is a cozy coffeehouse where (for a small entry fee) you can enjoy a delicious cup of Minch coffee in the Cat Play/Adoption Area where you will be greeted by cats and kitties, all of which are available for adoption. We are the first Cat Cafe to open in the State of Florida!
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  • P Is For Pie Bake Shop

    2806 Corrine Drive Audubon Park

    407-745-4743

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  • Peter’s Kitchen China Bistro

    3922 E. Colonial Drive Central

    407-895-8174

    Offers CONTACT-FREE curbside pickup and FREE UberEats delivery.
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  • Pom Pom's Teahouse & Sandwicheria

    67 N. Bumby Ave. Milk District

    (407) 894-0865

    Want interesting sandwiches (yellow curry chicken salad with toasted almonds, red apple and onion), unusual tea (raspberry-rose), killer desserts (lavender-peppercorn creme brulee), and a cheery atmosphere? Find it all here. Open 24 hours Friday and Saturday.
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  • Ra Sushi

    9101 International Drive I-Drive/Universal

    407-454-5600

    Trendy sushi joint is a magnet for the uninitiated, so those looking for a slightly more authentic sushi experience need look elsewhere. While flavor fizzles in such dishes as “Ra”-ckin Shrimp and “Ra”-llipops, striped-bass nigiri and octopus sashimi shine. The cocktail crowd can feast on sushi and drink specials weekdays from 4-7 p.m.
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  • Rocco's Tacos

    7468 W. Sand Lake Road South

    407-226-0550

    Top-shelf tequila and thumping music makes this Dr. Phillips taqueria more bar than restaurant, but there are pockets of goodness to be found on the mostly Tex-Mex menu. Tableside-prepared guac is tasty (though overpriced); chorizo, spicy beef and mushroom tacos and chomp-worthy; cheesy corn on the cob and pulled pork enchiladas warrant a try. You'll relish every bite of the freshly fried churros.
  • Sleeping Moon Cafe

    495 N. Semoran Blvd. Winter Park Area

    321-972-8982

    Boho coffeehouse perks up the Aloma/Semoran corridor with bold brews, live music and a colorful aesthetic. Soups, salads and sandwiches comprise the menu offerings; butternut squash and tomato-lentil soups are spot-on, while sandwiches can be hit ("roast beef yum") or miss ("Tofurkey Day"). To end, the chocolate trilogy provides another caffeine fix. Closed Sundays.

  • Soco

    629 E. Central Blvd. Thornton Park

    407-849-1800

    Greg Richie’s imaginative take on Southern classics has made Soco one of downtown’s premier dining destinations, thanks to such renditions as cassoulet of duck confit with boiled peanuts, molasses-glazed hanger steak with smoked brisket hash browns, and hot-smoked cobia with buttermilk potato cakes. Bourbon hounds will appreciate the extensive selection, while those with a penchant for indulgent endings will appreciate oatmeal spice cake with a pink peppercorn whiskey syrup or house-made moon pies served with a vanilla RC Cola float.
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  • Stardust Video and Coffee

    1842 E. Winter Park Road Audubon Park

    407-623-3393

    Stardust started life as a video rental place that served coffee and over the years has morphed to serve the changing desires of the community. Among its many functions (work and study spot, café, live music venue, market host) and despite its ramshackle air, the ’dust is prized by anyone looking for a quality buzz. The bartenders of the Slanted and Enchanted Bar (in the big room) are given free rein to come up with inventive craft cocktails; the Scotch Bar (in the smaller room) stocks exquisite bottles; and the bottled beer and cider selection is choice. For many, it’s a home away from home.
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  • Sushi Lola's

    2806 Corrine Drive Audubon Park

    407-898-5652

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  • Sushi Pop

    310 W. Mitchell Hammock Road, Oviedo East

    407-542-5975

    Check website for current menu, and check Facebook and Instagram for daily specials, including to-go cocktails.
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  • Tamarind Indian Cuisine

    12309 East Colonial Drive UCF

    407-237-0920

    We didn't review this location, but here's our take on their sister location: "Winter Park finally gets a straight-up Indian restaurant, and Tamarind's familiar, fiery and focused dishes are worthy of the hamlet's food-driven denizens. Samosas and sizzling tandoor-fired lamb chops are the way to start; sample the "Tamarind special chicken" and bold salmon tikka for mains; then end with exotic falooda kulfi, ice cream made of condensed milk, rose syrup and crushed pistachios. Beware potholes when negotiating the Kmart plaza parking lot."

  • Tamarind Indian Cuisine

    501 N. Orlando Ave. Winter Park Area

    321-207-0760

    Winter Park finally gets a straight-up Indian restaurant, and Tamarind's familiar, fiery and focused dishes are worthy of the hamlet's food-driven denizens. Samosas and sizzling tandoor-fired lamb chops are the way to start; sample the "Tamarind special chicken" and bold salmon tikka for mains; then end with exotic falooda kulfi, ice cream made of condensed milk, rose syrup and crushed pistachios. Beware potholes when negotiating the Kmart plaza parking lot.

  • The Vineyard Wine Bar & Healthy Bistro

    4848 S Apopka Vineland Road Dr. Phillips

    (407) 909-9522

    Stylish option for wine, beer & dining in an intimate setting with bottle-lined walls & a covered patio. Suitable for both a casual lunch and a fancy night out, the Vineyard Wine Bar & Healthy Bistro is an excellent spot to unwind and relax. With the help of the in-house sommelier Rob, feel free to take home a bottle or two through the wine shoppe. There is something for everyone with over 200 bottles to choose from! There is also a cozy wine cellar for private dining and special events such as The Chef's Table and wine dinners and tastings.