Best French Bakery in Lake Proctor

"The fact Se7en Bites serves comforting breakfast and lunch fare all day (well, until 3 p.m. anyway) plays right into its brunch game, which offers more of the same Southern-inspired comfort fare for which the Milk District eatery has become renowned. Its flaky (and filling) biscuit sandwiches are out the ying-yang (ham, bacon, sausage and veggie), sure, but the “Minnie Pearl” comprising two pearl sugar waffles hugging buttermilk fried chicken with hot honey, over medium egg, vanilla bean butter syrup, and a side of cheddar chive grits is a formula for dying happy."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This eatery is probably one of Orlando’s most popular bake shops. However, it is also known for serving some of the most sumptuous and tasty breakfast items that both locals and tourists come here for."

"A local favorite that has been featured on the news , publications, and got a visit from the Food Network and Guy Fieri. The line to get in wraps around the building, and is worth the wait. They specialize in incredible baked goods and signature breakfast foods."

"This staple of Audubon Park hits the spot when you want a local spot with a quirky vibe and cheap eats. From coffee, cocktails, and wine to sandwiches, salads, and vegan options (tempeh, anyone?), Stardust serves up a little bit of everything."

"This spot is definitely not your average, clean-cut coffee joint. What started out as a video rental place that served coffee has changed and grown with the community. The style is very rustic and artsy."

"Serving breakfast and lunch in addition to desserts, The Glass Knife in Winter Park is headed by Executive Chef Stuart Whitfield. Hardcore Disney fans might recognize that name as belonging to the maestro who previously sweetened up menus at Victoria and Albert’s, Be Our Guest Restaurant and other Walt Disney World Resort favorites. Learn more: Winter Park"

"Your go-to destination for cakes, desserts, donuts, fun sweet treats and specialty coffee in Orlando. The Glass Knife has an eclectic menu of doughy goodness. We highly recommend their peanut butter and jelly donut."

"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."

"A spacious restaurant in the heart of downtown Orlando, Artisan’s Table is an unpretentious dining spot serving modern American fare in a charming yet sophisticated space, boasting welcoming vibes with friendly service. Indulge in their delicious short rib & brisket burger, salmon bowl, or pork belly Cuban sandwich before browsing their generous list of signature cocktails and you’ll begin to understand why Artisan’s Table is so popular. Credit: 4 Rivers Smokehouse"

"Whether your early-morning routine leans more toward steel-cut oatmeal and Greek yogurt or black pepper-crusted bacon, there is a lot to love about starting your day at Artisan's Table. Locally sourced ingredients are the norm here, as are delicious takes on quiches, egg sandwiches, French toast and more. Looking for something a little exotic?"

"At Artisan's Table, they offer breakfast, coffee, brunch, lunch, dinner, and happy hour!. They have everything to satisfy adventurous appetites as well as those looking for a familiar and comforting meal."

"Start your day right with s cup of Gratitude Coffee, this is a mobile coffee truck that can be found at the address below each day and is a one-woman show. The owner, Jen, has a passion for coffee, a skill for customer service, and a joyful personality that makes your coffee taste that much sweeter. For the last five years, Jen has been serving the local residents with the best coffee in the city and had built a huge following."

"It seems we have a food truck for just about everything in Orlando, and coffee is no exception. Gratitude Coffee is an adorable coffee shop on wheels, which you can find on Edgewater Drive in the parking lot of Cavanaugh’s Fine Wine in College Park every Monday-Friday from 7am-2pm. Gratitude Coffee moved to College Park in September 2017 from their previous location at Par Street and I-4."

"French chef Francois Paille has crafted pastry for Norman’s, Croissant Gourmet and restaurants in Miami and Lyon, France. Now he heads his own restaurant in Winter Garden, with a from-scratch menu that brings the sadly neglected crepe back to prominence. Savory thin pancakes of prosciutto and molten Raclette cheese; sausage, potatoes, ham and eggs; and smoked salmon with goat cheese join sweet creations enveloping Nutella, strawberry jam, caramel and whipped cream."

"Address: 716 E Washington St, Orlando, FL 32801Hours: Mon 8am-6pm, Tue-Sat 8:30am-7pm, Sun 8am-6pmPhone: (407) 797-2253Website: http://benjaminfrenchbakery.com/. Credit: Benjamin French Bakery and Café Facebook. This cozy café is run by French owners Benjamin and Nathalie who moved to Orlando in 2010 with hopes of opening an authentic French bakery."

"This culinary gem has a full range of gourmet coffee, plus hot chocolate and tea. Add breakfast and lunch menus and a menagerie of pastries, and you'll never want to leave. You can find it adjacent to downtown Orlando in Thornton Park."

"If I only had one option for ice cream for the rest of my life Midnight Sun would win easily. Currently, the only place you can get happily bloated off their goods is at the Deland Farmer's Market on Friday nights from 6PM - 9PM. I promise you, it's worth your gas money."

"Found at: Universal Studios FloridaBut Feels Like You’re in: San FranciscoReservations Accepted: Yes (Required for Universal’s Cinematic Spectacular Dining Experience)Suggested Attire: CasualPrice: $$ (entrees $12-$20). Universal Studios’ flagship restaurant has been around since the park originally opened, and continues to deliver great seafood in a lovely nautical atmosphere at a great price. With its nautical tchotchkes and decor, Lombard’s instantly transports you to Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco."

"You and your tour companions will find your tour to the American Police Hall of Fame & Museum meaningful for sure. In the year 1960, this museum cum memorial got established, mainly to commemorate the police officers who got killed while doing their job. The museum showcases almost 11,000 exhibits including police cars that are directly rela...Read more"

"History Museums6350 Horizon Drive, Titusville, FL 32780MoreLess Info. Celebrate the contributions made by law enforcement professionals at the American Police Hall of Fame. This venue includes a museum with exhibits and a memorial dedicated to fallen officers."

"The mission of the American Police Hall of Fame & Museum is to promote and support the law enforcement profession. It includes a memorial to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, many hands-on exhibits, a unique gift shop and a shooting range."

"Located in Maitland close to Winter Park, about 30 minutes north of International Drive, the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center doesn’t just teach about the past. It also focuses on a future that is free of antisemitism and all forms of prejudice and bigotry. One of this museum’s most unique exhibits invites you to don Oculus googles for a powerful virtual-reality experience that will transport you to the secret annex where Anne Frank and her family hid from the Nazis, with Frank sharing her inspirational story along the way."

"Minutes from the busy city life of neighboring Orlando, visitors will find a serene escape in the Art and History’s five museums nestled within two campuses. Visitors can fill a day exploring the Maitland Art Center, Maitland Historical Museum, Telephone Museum, Waterhouse Residence Museum, and Carpentry Shop Museum. Just step inside the restored Waterhouse Residence Museum and be whisked away to Victorian times as you stroll through a guided tour admiring the Eastlake staircase and plush furnishings or reminisce about the turn of the century with woodworking tools, including ones used by Mr. Waterhouse himself."

"Part of Maitland’s cultural lineup, Art & History Museums — Maitland has so much to offer that it can’t be contained by one building. Instead, it is spread out over two campuses, both of which are on the National Register of Historic Places: the Maitland Art Center and the Victorian-era Waterhouse Residence Museum. The Maitland Art Center is also a National Historic Landmark, thanks in large part to unique Aztec- and Mayan-influenced architecture and one of the southeast’s only remaining examples of Mayan Revival designs."

"Just minutes from Downtown Orlando, the five museums that comprise the Art & History Museums – Maitland feature countless opportunities for visitors to experience hands-on history and fine art exhibitions."