Downtown Apopka Mornings: A Coffee House, a Plant-Shop Café and a Friday Night Market
Canon Coffee’s converted house and Propagate Social House’s coffee-and-foliage hybrid anchor the most likeable few blocks in northwest Orange County.
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Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Canon Coffee’s converted house and Propagate Social House’s coffee-and-foliage hybrid anchor the most likeable few blocks in northwest Orange County.
Read MoreMore than a hundred makers and bakers, a young-entrepreneurs season, food trucks and open-late shops: the Downtown Monthly Market is St. Cloud’s modern town square.
Read MoreBrick storefronts, a 1927 hotel, murals of the Great Fire and a bench of family restaurants: the National Register downtown that the veterans’ colony grew into, block by block.
Read MoreChicken and waffle tacos and Cinni-bun French toast in a Florida land-boom hotel: how Loading… Gastrobrunch became downtown St. Cloud’s destination kitchen.
Read MoreA dozen-table Italian room, a steakhouse in a 1909 building, brunch inside a 1927 hotel, barbecue on 13th Street and seafood on the marina: the researched map of St. Cloud’s tables.
Read MoreFamily-owned, owner-run and fiercely local, Chimento’s serves the Italian-American canon on New York Avenue to regulars who drive in from two counties away. A profile.
Read MoreBefore the office parks there was a railroad village. Bent’s Station, Crystal Lake and a 1926 museum tell the story downtown still lives in.
Read MoreThe National Register historic district, the Historical Society’s museum in the Peter Rust Civic Center, and Polk County’s only winery — the old town, walked properly.
Read MoreClermont’s first craft brewery and distillery has poured on Minneola Avenue since 2018 — part taproom, part community hall, and now the last brewery standing downtown. A profile of the anchor tenant.
Read MoreNo rankings have scored Clermont yet — so this is a researched map instead: The Crooked Spoon by the tower, the Montrose Street Market food hall, Pepe’s Cantina, Crafted’s steakhouse room and the Sunday market crowd.
Read MoreOrlando Citizen — a name first published in 1897