Sanford Mornings: A One-Morning-a-Week Brunch and Coffee With a Mission
The Tennessee Truffle’s Saturday-only brunch, Palate Coffee Roasters’ mission-driven lattes and the Colonial Room’s diner classics — Sanford before noon.
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The Tennessee Truffle’s Saturday-only brunch, Palate Coffee Roasters’ mission-driven lattes and the Colonial Room’s diner classics — Sanford before noon.
Read MoreTuffy’s Music Box ranks No. 5 among Orlando live-music venues; the Ritz has staged Sanford nights since 1923 — the town’s evening circuit, mapped.
Read MoreWop’s Hops (No. 4, Net Score 92.1) and Deviant Wolfe (No. 7, 90.7) anchor a brewery crawl where no leg is longer than a few brick blocks.
Read MoreRebuilt in brick after 1887 and listed on the National Register in 1976, Sanford’s First Street is a working main street of restaurants, breweries and galleries.
Read MoreFrom a 1995 sidewalk to a nearly five-mile trail linking marinas, memorial parks and a 210-mile cross-Florida route — the best free thing to do in Sanford.
Read MoreA 116-acre AZA-accredited zoo with roots to 1923, botanical gardens in the canopy, and an Asian Lantern Festival running on select nights through January 17.
Read MoreA food hall on the ground where Grant dedicated a railroad in 1880 — vendors, The Basin bar and a big patio at the top of First Street, ranked No. 5 among Orlando food halls.
Read MoreHollerbach’s, The Tennessee Truffle, Henry’s Depot, The District and the Colonial Room — Sanford’s essential tables, all within a few brick blocks of First Street.
Read MoreSince 2001, a beer hall, biergarten, market and bakery on East First Street have made Gemütlichkeit Sanford’s most distinctive export.
Read MoreBrick streets rebuilt after an 1887 fire, a five-mile lakefront trail, a German beer hall and a zoo that glows after dark — how to do Sanford slowly and well.
Read MoreOrlando Citizen — a name first published in 1897