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 The Run for the Roses may be postponed, but that's no reason to keep your hats in the closet or your bourbon in the liquor cabinet. |   | |
 Cinco de Mayo in solitary? The current coronavirus constraints may have you feeling that way, but with many Orlando eat-and-drinkeries offering specials, sharing recipes and even scheduling virtual happy hours — there's no reason your May 5 can't be social, even if it has to stay distant! | | | |
 If you can't take the heat, stay out of the Milk District, because Chicken Fire's sparkly little trailer burns it down with down-home Southern goodness. Oh, and ghost peppers. Those, too. | | | |
 DeSantis is allowing restaurants and retailers in much of the state to reopen Monday with 25% capacity indoors. | | | |
 George's Cafe in Winter Park is taking 20-30 percent off gift cards for a limited time. | | | |
 Beau Guyott, 46, is a career hospitality worker who hopes to showcase the plight of the industry - and Florida's broken unemployment system - as he walks from West Palm Beach to the state capital in Tallahassee, interviewing restaurant owners and workers along the way. | | | |
 Jose Cuervo launches a contest to pay for meals from independent Mexican restaurants. | | | |
 Darden has reopened about 100 restaurants in Georgia and 11 in three counties in Tennessee, but with restrictions and safety measures like temperature checks for employees. | | | |
 Pop's Pizzeria is now available through Uber Eats. | | | |
 Central Florida's ice cream shops have seen sales drop and been forced to adjust how they do business. | | | |
 Social media is a powerful tool for businesses, in particular restaurants, and right now crucial as business owners battle back against the economic impact of COVID-19. But it can be powerfully damaging when mishandled, as evidenced this week on Facebook for one Orlando-area eatery. Social media pros weigh in on best practices. | | | |
 Winter Springs' Kabuto Sushi & Grill is brand-new. The Aardvark in Orlando's Fern Creek 'hood has new owners. Both are trying to forge big connections with limited options. In this week's review section, we offer you a snapshot of each. | | | |
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