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First the Governor said restaurants could serve cocktails to go. Then another governing body said they couldn't. Now, it's been sorted and Orlando's restaurateurs are hoping the sales boost will help them stay afloat through the pandemic-inspired downturn. | | |
Life's been giving all of us lemons, lately. In varying degrees. Sometimes lemonade's not strong enough. | | |
In this week's takeout snapshot: mom-and-pop tacos in East Orlando, higher-end seafood (and impressive packaging) in Winter Park. | | |
List of Central Florida restaurants open for delivery and takeout during coronavirus shutdown | | |
Calling all Central Florida restaurants: we're compiling a database of info to help hungry foodies find you! | | |
MacKenzie Smith, a New Smyrna Beach chef who has won "Guy's Grocery Games" on Food Network twice, is navigating her first pregnancy during a pandemic. | | |
Sanford's Pacino's Pizza has a one-topping pizza for $8.99 and free lunch weekdays for children under 12. | | |
Orlando chefs and restaurateurs, in conjunction with José Andrés' World Central Kitchen, will team up this week for a two-day #ChefsforAmerica event to provide meals to those affected by COVID-19. | | |
Winter Park-based 4 Rivers Smokehouse was chosen as the South's Best Barbecue in an annual reader contest held by Southern Living magazine. | | |
Hollerbach's Willow Tree Café has laid off more than 50 people because of coronavirus. | | |
Black Rock Grill in Windermere has free delivery from DoorDash and is giving $10 gift cards to use for dine-in when the lockdown ends. | | |
It's a weird time for everyone, and an especially terrible one for small businesses. As coronavirus continues to change the landscape for Orlando restaurants, we're going to feature some each week — places offering take-out, delivery, curbside pickup, places who need support more than ever to survive. It's time to #OrderUpOrlando! | | |
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