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| Thursday, Mar 15 We close on the 20th annual Orlando Sentinel Foodie Awards today. That's decades of Sentinel critics and readers celebrating Central Florida restaurants. | | | | The drinks at Garp & Fuss in Winter Park feature a few house-created standards and a rotating array of daily specials. | | | | | California Tortilla is opening its first restaurant Central Florida Wednesday, and is giving away a free burrito or bowl to customers during select lunch and dinner hours. | | | Lawmakers in Tallahassee passed a bill Thursday to allow smaller restaurants in downtown to serve liquor, which could mean more eateries in the central business district. | | | | The World Center Marriott Hotel near Disney World has opened a new restaurant, Latitude and Longitude with a very local flavor.The new restaurant will serve many of its dishes with produce grown in a hydroponic garden, including greens, berries, small fruits and many other products. | | | | | Walmart is giving a big boost to a homegrown Orlando company, O'Dang Hummus, with a new deal to place its hummus salad dressings in 2,000 stores. | | | | | Hyde Park restaurant Irish 31 is planning to open a new restaurant on Park Avenue in Winter Park, according to a request filed with the city. | | | | | Barbecue restaurant 4 Rivers Smokehouse is making a special "Soaring Eagle" sandwich with proceeds going to help victims of the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. | | | | | Tony Roma's TR Fire Grill in Winter Park has closed after two years, a venture into a hipper and more modern restaurant for the Orlando-based restaurant company. | | | | | Waterford Lakes Town Center will be getting a Domu Chibi, or a little Domu ramen spot, in late 2018. | | | | | Taco Bell is bringing its Taco Bell Cantina Concept to Orlando with a location near UCF | | | | | West Colonial has become the new Chinese food and shopping district, with restaurants, small shops and a grocery called New Golden Sparkling Supermarket. Orlando's Chinese population has grown 48 percent between 2011 and 2016 and has now the ethnic group has surpassed Vietnamese population locally, | | |
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