The goal is to try each kind to earn your name on a placard! Moon Cricket’s signature starter is the Fried Green Tomato, and they claim to have the “best burgers in Winter Garden,” made with a half-pound patty of black Angus beef. Try the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich if you're a sucker for spicy sauce and homemade ranch or blue cheese. Look closely at the décor as the pine floors, tin ceiling and skylight are original. Orlando natives may recognize light fixtures and brass railings from the former Rosie O’Grady’s on Church Street.
Other notable features: wood trimmings made from native trees, stained glass from a local church, and bar and table tops built from bowling lanes. Catch a live band on the interior stage or, for people watching, snag a patio table. On the eastern end of the Edgewater Hotel building, Thai Blossom has earned its fair share of foodie bragging rights thanks to honors from Orlando Magazine and Orlando Sentinel. While you may associate Thai with spice, the chefs can make almost every dish as hot or as mild as you desire. Consider warming your taste buds with Tom Yum Gai, a traditional hot and sour soup prepared with chicken, chili, lemon grass, galanga and lime juice (or the shrimp alternative) or the Papaya Salad, topped with sliced green papaya, dried shrimp, tomatoes, garlic, peanuts and lime dressing. Dinner specialties range from curry dishes to unique seafood entrees. While not a traditional Thai dessert, the Orange Sunshine Cake is made with 100% Florida OJ, orange mousse, buttercream frosting and yogurt chips. Image credit: Thai Blossom Scoops Old Fashioned Ice Cream Store Oh, if you prefer an at-home date night, just call in your take-out order. Nestled in the center of the Edgewater Hotel building, Scoops (once a coffee shop) truly is an old-fashioned shop for two reasons: its ice cream (of course) and its ambiance. Scoops serves up Hershey’s ice cream but it’s not the chocolate company you’re familiar with. The Hershey Creamery Company was founded in 1894 by five Hershey brothers who, oddly enough, had no relation to Milton S. Hershey of the famed Hershey Company.Īs for the ambiance, stepping through the doorway of Scoops is like stepping back in time. The shop has antique counters, cabinets and décor. You can also order soft serve and add toppings of your choice. This laid-back café is a Central Florida favorite for anyone looking to relax and stay awhile.
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