Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Orlando, reviewed like a local — reviews, news, tips and guides from the neighborhoods up.
Salon JW at No. 8 and Aveda–TCG Salon at No. 4 in our hair-salon rankings sit streets apart on Curry Ford Road. Pair the appointment with Hourglass Park and call it a morning.
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Hourglass Brewing’s rotating wall, Roque Pub’s 450 bottles and Claddagh Cottage’s Guinness and sessions. Three rooms, three philosophies, one road.
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Shaka’s malasadas at first light, Foxtail’s shared tables, a tamale brunch pattern on Sundays and a walk around Hourglass Lake. The district’s secret shift, mapped.
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Wood-fired Italian under the patio lights, a MICHELIN-listed pie for two, a proper Guinness by a stone fireplace. Three ways to do the evening, all on one road.
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Foxtail Coffee opened here in August 2018 and Tamale Co. followed on Cinco de Mayo 2019. Together they turned 2401 Curry Ford Road into the district’s front room.
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MICHELIN-listed pizza at one end, tamales and doughnuts at the other, wood-fired Italian and an Irish pub kitchen in between. The complete Curry Ford corridor table, in walking order.
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Malasadas, a maple bacon doughnut, banana pudding and Boston cream — Shaka Donuts at 2641 Curry Ford Road ranks No. 9 among Orlando bakeries, and its breakfast sandwich is built on a doughnut.
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Founded in Longwood in 2012, Hourglass Brewing’s second taproom at 2500 Curry Ford Road gave the district its name in a glass — and its living room.
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A stretch of Curry Ford Road southeast of downtown that developers named for Hourglass Lake — and then filled with a brewery, doughnuts, tamales and MICHELIN-listed pizza. How a deliberate invention became a real neighbourhood.
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At 3990 Curry Ford Road, a Ferrari-red oven, naturally leavened dough and garlic knots with a cult following have made Pizza Bruno MICHELIN Recommended — and No. 9 in our Orlando pizza rankings.
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