Best Lunch Restaurants in Lake Proctor

"The fact Se7en Bites serves comforting breakfast and lunch fare all day (well, until 3 p.m. anyway) plays right into its brunch game, which offers more of the same Southern-inspired comfort fare for which the Milk District eatery has become renowned. Its flaky (and filling) biscuit sandwiches are out the ying-yang (ham, bacon, sausage and veggie), sure, but the “Minnie Pearl” comprising two pearl sugar waffles hugging buttermilk fried chicken with hot honey, over medium egg, vanilla bean butter syrup, and a side of cheddar chive grits is a formula for dying happy."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This eatery is probably one of Orlando’s most popular bake shops. However, it is also known for serving some of the most sumptuous and tasty breakfast items that both locals and tourists come here for."

"A local favorite that has been featured on the news , publications, and got a visit from the Food Network and Guy Fieri. The line to get in wraps around the building, and is worth the wait. They specialize in incredible baked goods and signature breakfast foods."

"Serving breakfast and lunch in addition to desserts, The Glass Knife in Winter Park is headed by Executive Chef Stuart Whitfield. Hardcore Disney fans might recognize that name as belonging to the maestro who previously sweetened up menus at Victoria and Albert’s, Be Our Guest Restaurant and other Walt Disney World Resort favorites. Learn more: Winter Park"

"Your go-to destination for cakes, desserts, donuts, fun sweet treats and specialty coffee in Orlando. The Glass Knife has an eclectic menu of doughy goodness. We highly recommend their peanut butter and jelly donut."

"First Watch promises to offer the freshest taste in town, and boy do they deliver. If you like your avocado toast thick and fresh, your muffins baked that day or your French toast batter made from scratch, First Watch is the place for you. With the menu offering everything from steel cut oatmeal and elevated egg sandwiches through to homemade chocolate chip pancakes, every order at First Watch is made fresh on the premises every day."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Bob B. Brown used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Here is a place where you can get the freshest breakfast items. At the break of dawn, the chefs start making their sauces, baking their bread, slicing vegetables and fruits, and whipping the freshest pancake and waffle batter this side of town."

"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."

"This casual waterfront spot boasts a huge outdoor deck, live music, a dock and a menu comprised of beachy cocktails and seafood dishes. You’ll enjoy fantastic sunrise views during breakfast, although the sky puts on its own colorful show during sunset. Po tip: For the best sunset views, book a private sailing tour aboard a 25 foot sailboat with Sailing Orlando ahead of dinner to see the sunset from Lake Fairview."

"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..."

"If you’ve never tried nitrogen ice cream, you need to change that!. It’s such a fun experience to watch it being made, and a great experience for kids – my toddler loves it here!. Frozen Nitrogen Ice Cream has only been in Orlando for a short time but it’s a great place with super friendly employees and delicious ice cream."

"You could just visit Phenomenon on Lee Road and watch as your nitrogen ice cream is made right in front of you, but my recommendation is to go for the full gut-busting experience. That means a huge ice cream cookie sandwich. The cookies are massive, soft, gooey bookends to your chosen flavor of ice cream."

"Freaking delicious frozen treats with plenty of options for not only toppings but the ice cream itself. They will even substitute the cream for non-dairy..."

"If you’re looking for Central Florida’s largest gallery this is it. With a 15,000 square-foot showroom, Baterbys Art Gallery houses over 1.7 million pieces of artwork. Showing like a who’s who of contemporary art, works of internationally recognized artists grace the walls."