Best Spas in Lake Proctor

"Located in College Park, The Spa offers multiple treatments for the body and beauty. This award-winning day spa features massage, manicures and pedicures, facials, and other skin-care treatments. Massage options include Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone and reflexology, known to reduce stress."

"Bubble and Co. is a friendly neighborhood spot that serves signature Bubble Tea and Bubble Waffles, which are made to order with fresh and all-natural ingredients and offered with a variety of toppings from ice cream to caramel crème. The eco-conscious company uses biodegradable and eco-friendly materials and organic ingredients where possible and serves a wide selection of freshly-made organic loose teas, premium coffee, fresh fruit juices, and smoothies, and sweet treats in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Decadent French pastries from De Azucar Bakery are baked to perfection in the kitchen and served all day, and the charming café features unique murals by local artist, Page Quintana."

"As the name suggests, this coffee shop actually specializes in bubble teas. They have a wide range of options to choose from, including many that will probably never had the pleasure of tasting before. They also sell other drinks and a mix of sweet treats, but bubble tea is where they really shine."

"Next up is Florida Center's Bubble & Co, situated at 6400 International Drive, Unit 103. With 4.5 stars out of 181 reviews on Yelp, the spot to score bubble tea, coffee and tea and desserts has proved to be a local favorite."

"North Quarter Tavern’s sister restaurant, Citrus, is a power-lunch hangout and a chic evening destination wrapped into one. Though new to this kitchen, Chef Alex Meyers continues the restaurant’s commitment to locally sourced ingredients —Florida datil pepper, orange, wahoo and Gulf shrimp — while also showing some Southern leanings with dishes like Beef Brisket Flatbread and Molasses-Brined Pork Chops. Photo courtesy of Citrus"

"What’s not to love about a menu that includes lobster fritters, fried Gulf oysters, pan-seared Florida barrelfish and agave lime mussels all on the same card?. Service is always very friendly and attentive too, and the décor is trendy – made to match the extensive line-up of craft beers on offer. Address: Citrus Restaurant, 821 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL, United States, +1 407-373-0622"

"The long-running Christner's Prime Steak & Lobster is owned and managed by the Christner family. They are known for their high-quality lobster and steaks that have long been sought after by locals and tourists alike. Established to mirror the vibrant history of the Christner family when it comes to unparalleled quality and precise service, their critically-acclaimed menu boasts nothing but A-list USDA Prime steaks, ocean fresh and pristine seafood, and a wine selection of more than 4,500 bottles, in addition to their wide-ranging locally-made spirits, beer, and whiskey."

"Christner's Prime Steak and Lobster is the best place to go in Orlando if lobster is your seafood of choice. Christner's has been in business for more than 25..."

"I finally got a chance to dine inside Russell’s on Lake Ivanhoe and to experience its Sunday brunch, and both experiences were as satisfying as I had hoped them to be. As you’ll recall, Russell’s was one of the venturesome restaurants to open in the middle of the pandemic. During that time, I chose to limit my reviews to takeout offerings."

"Russell’s on Lake Ivanhoe is an upscale dining spot offering guests a number of exclusive offers throughout the week, from happy hour specials to lady’s nights and of course; Sunday brunch. We recommend trying the Cinnamon Roll Waffle or the Breakfast Club."

"Church St., Unit #112, the vegan and gluten-free spot, which offers ice cream, frozen yogurt and more, is the highest-rated inexpensive vegan restaurant in Orlando, boasting 4.5 stars out of 296 reviews on Yelp. Curious to know more?. "Artisanal and small-batch dairy and vegan-friendly ice cream made in-house with locally sourced ingredients," the business states on Yelp in the section explaining specialties."

"If you’re vegan or have a dairy allergy and looking for the best ice cream in Orlando then this is absolutely the place for you!. The Greenery creamery specializes in dairy free ice cream (although they have ice cream with dairy in too) homemade in small batches using organic and locally sourced ingredients. I have always been skeptical about dairy free ice cream but theirs is the best I’ve ever tried!"

"Although not totally vegan (they use milk from local Florida grass fed cows), The Greenery Creamery is doing their bit with a great range of dairy-free ice creams that are seriously scrumptious. Flavours are creative and change every day, with seasonal specials. Right now there’s a vegan spiced ginger molasses cookie filled with a pumpkin cinnamon almond ice cream."

"There’s a reason that this local favorite has Communitea in its moniker. Dandelion Communitea Cafe has taken strides to embrace the community. The café hosts community clean-ups, picking up litter in local parks, and teams up with New Growth Urban Farm, which is currently curating a garden for the café, showcasing the ability to grow (a lot) of food in a small space."

"When you’re on vacation, or even just hosting someone who is, you always end up eating meals between meals, having a few extra drinks, and accepting that it’s okay to have dessert twice in one day. But after a few days of that, you’re going to need a reset. When that happens, go to Dandelion Communitea Café."

"Unabashedly crunchy and definitively organic, this pillar of the sprouts and tempeh and green-tea dining scene serves up creative and excellent plant-based fare in a refurbished old house that invites folks to..."

"I just recently tried DaJen eats for the first time, and I have no idea why I waited so long!. It’s a small cafe with fast service, and the food is divine. It is fully vegan with a Jamaican flair."