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10 Food Halls in Orlando to Try With the Kids

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Food halls are a popular trend around the country, and Orlando is no different. This new trend allows for the foodie in all of us to sample different tastes, flavors, and cultures all in one spot. It differs from a food court in that food courts offer quick and easy while a food hall offers the diner an experience.

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Orlando Food Halls

Here are 10 food in Orlando and the surrounding area to try with the kids.

À La Cart

Now, À La Cart, is not your typical food hall. Instead, it’s an eclectic blend of five food trucks ranging from surf to turf.  You can pair your food with some of their craft beers too. It is definitely a different dining experience than the traditional food hall, but still offers the fare and flare.

Boxi Park

Here is another food hall-ish kind of place. Boxi Park is not the usual food hall setup since it is made of stationary, repurposed shipping containers.  It does however offer all the bells and whistles of a food hall – delicious food, crafts beers, and live music.

Dollins Food Hall

Just a few blocks north of Camping World Stadium, Dollins Food Hall is completely virtual.  Dollins truly has it all – American, Caribbean, Asian, and Hispanic food.  Choose your fare then order it; it will be prepared fresh for you and then brought out to you.  Simple and easy.  You can even order online and have the food delivered to you or you can pick it up.

East End Market

Located in the Audubon Park Garden District in Orlando, East End Market is a two story delight filled with all kinds of goodies.  You can check it out for whatever your taste buds crave – breakfast, lunch, or dinner.  The anchor restaurant, Domu, is a ramen restaurant and bar.  As for the rest of the market, you will find a dozen different food spots with some delicious treats, vegan dishes, meats, and freshly baked bread.

 Gaitlin Hall Brewing

Biergarten?  Game area?  Food and drinks?  Plus, it’s family and pet friendly?  If you are looking for all these then look no further than Gaitlin Hall Brewery.  With three signature eateries and your pick of beer, bourbon, or wine to accompany your meal, adults will have a great day while the kiddos enjoy the game area.

Henry’s Depot Food Hall and Cocktail Bar

Originally named First Street Market, Henry’s Depot Food Hall and Cocktail Bar has a little something for everyone.  Located in a revamped train depot in Downtown Sanford, the hall has seven restaurants varying from seafood, BBQ, pizza, coffee, and of course, ice cream!  The Basin offers great drinks and signature cocktails to patrons as well as live music and game night during the week.

Marketplace at Avalon Park

Marketplace at Avalon Park offers patrons the chance to eat, drink, and shop all in one spot.  You’ll find nine different restaurants, a brewery, and a general store that offers sundries and the like.  Whether you are in search of light fare like poke or a delicious cheese charcuterie board or something a little heartier like Korean BBQ or Peruvian food, Marketplace is the place.

Montrose Street Market

The Montrose Street Market, located in downtown Clermont’s Historic District, offers guests food that is made fresh daily, and the ingredients are locally sourced.  Poke bowls, burgers and fries, specialty coffees, and sweet treats are all waiting for you here.   You can end your day or start your evening off right by having a drink at the local bar where they offer game night and a daily happy hour.

Plant Street Market

For the foodie that’s looking for a more organic and natural taste, Plant Street Market is it.  It is located in downtown Winter Garden and has twenty vendors that offer natural and organic foods and some vendors that sell handmade items like soaps and oils.

The Crooked Can Brewing Company, the inhouse bar, offers handcrafted beers and daily live entertainment.

The Wheelhouse Market Food Hall

Located right below The Wheel at Icon Park, The Wheelhouse Market Food Hall offers some international flare and fare – German brats, British bangers, American fried chicken, and pizza and pasta too.  You can satisfy your sweet tooth at Shack Sweets. While there is no bar attached to The Wheelhouse Market, there are plenty of nonalcoholic drinks from which to choose.

 

 

 

 

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