Fruit Restaurants in Longwood
The best places in Longwood to eat Fruit. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Longwood who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Longwood, 600 N US 17/92, Ste 160, Longwood I-32750-3638, United States
"Very good food. Get the soda, my favorite"
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City: Longwood, 282 West State Road 434, Longwood, 32750, United States Of America
"Very friendly staff.. great service. Good breakfast"
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City: Longwood, 2492 W SR 434 (at Wekiva Springs Rd Intersection), Longwood, Florida, USA, 32779, United States
"Had family visit for the first time and they were very patient and had no problems to give samples even though there was a bit of a line. Definitely great employees this afternoon."
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City: Longwood, 724 S US Highway 17 92, Longwood I-32750-5709, United States
"Cafe Perks has great breakfast food. The wait staff is friendly and efficient. And the prices are good"
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City: Longwood, 190 S Ronald Reagan Blvd, Longwood I-32750-5245, United States
"Really really good and great prices."
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City: Longwood, 189 S Ronald Reagan Blvd 107, 32750, Longwood, US, United States
"One of my favorite breweries in the Orlando area hands down, Hourglass is a bonafide knockout of a joint where they make incredible beers. Located in Longwood, about 20 to 25 minutes north of Orlando, the brewery consists of two production facilities (one reserved for their mixed culture beers), with the main taproom in the original retail space that 's vast and long 240 seats to be precise. Filled with posters of films dating back to the 80s and 90s, board and video, cornhole boards, and a back patio, Hourglass is a gem just as a hang out spot. Beer wise, Hourglass is the best brewery in the Orlando that produces a lot of craft beers that match my style preference, using various types of fruits as well as other herbs and malts from across the globe. Being that there were scores of in house made beers ready to be tried on the tap list, I wasted no time by ordering a flight of some of them. The splendidly creamy Zambian Milkshake was a milkshake IPA that burst with honey and lactose but stayed quite light bodied and very refreshing. The African hoppiness of the beer brought me to a place of human understanding with an inner voice saying, I 'm part of this community. I 'm here for you. The mocha sweetness of the Morlock milk stout was consistent and enjoyable. The oaked aged bliss of the Quenepa Permeation sour had plenty of fruity goodness, life, and character, with a nice barley finish complimenting the quenepa fruit. The Town Rose farmhouse ale was very lovely and rich on the palate with a nice balance of rose hips and barley. My favorite beer of the lot was the Enchanting Wizard of Rhythm fruit, which 100% magical, screaming to me of the yesteryear 's joys amongst a field full of toys. You tasted the oak barrel aged character, the beets, earthiness, and smokiness against the citrusy, fruity goodness. I couldn 't leave Hourglass without buying some goodies to bring back to South Florida. I picked up bottles of the Apricaustic (an 18.5% Apricot and Honey Beer juggernaut), the Plum Permeation (a plum forward oak fermented sour ale that was quite lovely), and the aforementioned Enchantment (like I said, very magical). After frequenting many of the breweries in the Orlando area, I can safely say Hourglass is the best, hands down. I will drive out of my way just to enjoy a pint and bring some bottles and can home for further drinking satisfaction."
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$4.3
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