Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Lake Proctor

"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."

"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."

"Located in Winter Park, part of Orlando’s sprawling suburban area, Ethos Vegan Kitchen does exactly what it says on the tin: serves up ethically sourced, vegan food while showcasing the potential of vegan cooking. Working with environmentally conscious local farmers and producers, and using organic ingredients as much as possible, the restaurant has built up a loyal following in the area. No wonder – it offers anything from pastas and pizzas to salads, sandwiches and mains, with a menu that is both tantalizing and rewarding, and which features regularly changing specials."

"Ethos Vegan Kitchen is one of Central Florida’s only full-service, all-vegan restaurants, but that doesn’t stop them from serving homestyle fare that’s guaranteed to stick to your ribs. In fact, with items like Sausage Rolls, Sheep’s Pie and BBQ Empanadas on the menu, you might not believe it’s all plant-based until you put it to the test!. In addition to serving lunch seven days a week, they have an equally filling brunch menu available on Saturdays and Sundays."

"All the flavor, but none of the meat-that’s what you’ll find at Ethos Vegan Kitchen!. Located in Winter Park, this full-service restaurant offers a 100% vegan breakfast, lunch, and dinner!. Not to mention they also serve a weekend brunch, so you no longer are left wondering where to go for a vegan breakfast burrito and a mimosa!"

"Sure, Maoz is a chain, but don’t let that discourage you from grabbing a bite from this fast-service vegetarian restaurant. The first Maoz opened in Amsterdam in 1991, so they have had over 20 years of experience to perfect the palate-pleasing plates. Known around the country and Europe for some of the best falafel, diners can choose falafel, salad, rice or hummus bowls and customize their toppings."

"Leave it to me to go to a juice shop and find the closest thing to a dessert. At the Orlando location you can get soft SWERVE ice cream and add the toppings of your choice. The vanilla and chocolate soft swerve is a frozen blend of homemade coconut base and 5g of plant based protein per serving!"

"History Museums301 South Washington Avenue, Titusville, FL 32796MoreLess Info. North Brevard Historical Museum is a museum dedicated to the history of the local area. The museum is free to enter for visitors and amongst the historical artifacts on display is an archival of newspapers dating back to 1861."

"In 1966 local residents formed the Historical Society of North Brevard. They collected a wide variety of historical artifacts, photographs and written records and display them in this museum. Displays range from the original casts of the Mercury astronaut handprints to wedding dresses."

"The Holy Land Experience brings together the sights and sounds of the world of the Bible in a unique ..."

"One of Central Florida’s leading cultural institutions since 1924, Orlando Museum of Art, aka OMART, is part of Loch Haven Cultural Park close to downtown Orlando. With a stated mission of inspiring creativity, passion and intellectual curiosity by connecting people with art and new ideas, OMART curates and presents a wide range of compelling artwork. Every year, OMART hosts a rotating selection of 10 to 12 on-site exhibitions, in addition to presenting 13 off-site exhibitions, art-enrichment programs, gallery tours, lectures, classes and other services."

"While the Orlando Museum of Art has a wide spectrum of art in various media and style. The Florida Prize in Contemporary Art. Right now in its fourth year, has become a highly anticipated event for the venue."

"The Florida Prize in Contemporary Art is an initiative of the Orlando Museum of Art that brings a new level of recognition to the State?. s most progressive artists."

"Since moving to Curry Ford West last year and opening an eatery component to their operations, Tara Vernau-Smith and husband Travis have been killing it with a focused, yet multiculti, bill of fare served inside bright, airy, and modern digs. The menu spotlights a potpourri of items ranging from bao to empanadas, and poke bowls to charcuterie boards, but the herb-roasted pork sandwich that pays homage to DiNic’s inside the Reading Terminal Market, is a stalwart, and does Philly proud. Desserts change daily."

"This cute cafe located in Edgewater Drive is a great spot for enjoying weekend brunch. They have couches and antique tables, making you feel like you are in someone’s cozy home. They opened last year and offer a great brunch menu and local beers."