Best Fast Food Restaurants in Lake Proctor

"Founded in 2016 by Chef Vic, King Bao Mills is a fast-food eatery that uses high-quality ingredients and unique flavors for its variety of baos. A bao is a Chinese version of a sandwich, packed with various meats and an array of toppings that will surely tickle your tastebuds. Some of the famous baos here are the Hogzilla (thick-cut braised pork belly), the Firecracker Shrimp (chili-lime marinated shrimp), and Mr. Potato Head (sweet potato croquette)."

"Are you fond of Taiwanese foods especially the bao buns that are light and spongy?. Knock the door of a very special restaurant in Orlando named as King Bao. One bao bun may not be enough, therefore, order 2-3 buns at least to enjoy their taste."

"First Watch promises to offer the freshest taste in town, and boy do they deliver. If you like your avocado toast thick and fresh, your muffins baked that day or your French toast batter made from scratch, First Watch is the place for you. With the menu offering everything from steel cut oatmeal and elevated egg sandwiches through to homemade chocolate chip pancakes, every order at First Watch is made fresh on the premises every day."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Bob B. Brown used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Here is a place where you can get the freshest breakfast items. At the break of dawn, the chefs start making their sauces, baking their bread, slicing vegetables and fruits, and whipping the freshest pancake and waffle batter this side of town."

"This family-owned, Milk District landmark has been around since 1968 for a reason: hot, fresh, made-to-order, steamed roast beef sandwiches. (If you’re not into beef, try their ham and cheese, turkey, or barbecued pork. But when in Rome….) Sandwiches run about $4.50 each, with everything on the menu under $10. Eat like the locals and order tater tots, too."

"Bumby Ave. in Colonialtown South, the fast-food spot, which offers sandwiches and salads, is the highest-rated fast-food restaurant in Orlando, boasting 4.5 stars out of 350 reviews on Yelp."

"The Sanctum really does feel a little sacred in the way they do things; its beautiful plant-based plates are colorful and fresh and alluring. And while there are loads of options for the vegan members of the populace, this place isn't that strict � you'll also find eggs and cheese on the menu in places. Grain bowls and salads, sammies and pastas populate a menu that holistic practitioners would likely tout."

"The Sanctum Café serves up a seasonal non-GMO menu year round. From the chef’s favorite Savage salads that have roasted eggplant and jicama topped with spicy rosemary dressing, to sushi bowls filled with Tamari-roasted sweet potatoes, edamame and ginger-miso dressing, you won’t leave the Sanctum Café hungry."

"Ferncreek Ave., Suite D. With 4.5 stars out of 425 reviews on Yelp, the vegetarian and breakfast and brunch spot, offering coffee and tea and more, has proven to be a local favorite."

"Warm, melty grilled cheese: that's serious comfort fare right there. At Toasted, they level it up a notch with gourmet takes on the good old ooey-gooey, flat-pressed fave that takes you straight back to childhood. For nostalgia junkies and "safe" eaters, they've got the 101 (that's actually what they call it), simple, unfancy tomato and cheddar."

"With a collection of over 200 works by the award-winning, internationally recognized Czech-born sculptor Albin Polasek, the museum not only offers a reprieve for art lovers but nature lovers as well. Located on beautiful Lake Osceola, the sculptor’s home, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, sits amid breathtaking grounds. Take a guided tour through the three-acre sculpture gardens, find serenity in the chapel, or simply linger along the tree-lined paths while enjoying one of Central Florida’s spectacular sun-filled days."

"Born in 1879 in what is now known as the Czech Republic, internationally acclaimed sculptor Albin Polasek emigrated to the U.S. in his early 20s. During his long career, he created more than 400 works of art — and you can view nearly half of them at the Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens in Winter Park, about 20 minutes north of International Drive. Learn more: Winter Park"

"Historic Eatonville is one of the oldest African-American communities in the United States, and you’ll find it just 25 minutes north of International Drive. Incorporated in 1887, the town also served as the childhood home of seminal author Zora Neale Hurston (Their Eyes Were Watching God). Today, Eatonville honors Huston’s legacy with the annual ZORA!"

"The Zora Neale Hurston Festival is an internationally known celebration of the cultural contributions that Africa-descended people have made to the United States and to world culture."

"Holy Grain Coffee Shop is a cozy, contemporary coffee bar that offers a variety of coffee beverages, including specialty drinks such as the unique Brazilian Cappuccino, along with gourmet sandwiches and fresh salads in a comfy atmosphere. The menu features favorites like standard Americano, espresso, cappuccino, and macchiato, along with mocha latte, green tea latte, lime espresso and frappes, along with farm-to-table fare such as gourmet salads and sandwiches. Holy Grain Coffee Shop is open for breakfast, brunch, and lunch, Monday through Sunday."

"The girl that took our order took it and when we sat down told us to leave in 5 minutes. At 6 sharp she literally kicked us out. Turn off the lights, gra..."