ALLRECIPES.COM 23 APRIL/MAY 2019WHAT TO DO INAllrecipes Allstar and voracious vegan
Kristen Kelley (aka @Kristen Kelley)
shares faves from the Florida city she
lives in and loves. If you’re coming to
Orlando, she says, you’ve simply got to...Orlando1
TASTE VALKYRIE
DOUGHNUTS
The scratch-made
beauties at this
all-day doughnut shop
(valkyriedoughnuts.com)
are square, yeasted,
and considerably bigger
than your average
doughnut. You can
get your glazed
doughnut, chocolate
“sprankle,” or apple
fritter fix here, or try
creative flavors like
Not Cronut and
Biscoff. Plus, they’re
all vegan-friendly.2
HAVE A BLAST
AT THE I-DRIVE
This bustling
entertainment
district (international
driveorlando.com)
has something for
everyone. In addition
to dining and drinking,
you can ride the ICON
Orlando observation
wheel, tour
Madame Tussauds,
play mini golf at
Pirate’s Cove, shoot
zombies, race
go-karts, go belly
dancing, and more.3
SHOP, RIDE, AND DINE
AT DISNEY SPRINGS
With 60 restaurants
and 110 shops,
including a bowling
alley, movie theater,
water taxi, and
carousel, this
admission-free
Disney attraction
(disneysprings.com)
is a popular hub.
I like to wrap up a visit
here with Irish food
and performances
from dancers and
musicians at Raglan
Road Irish Pub
and Restaurant.4
EAT BRUNCH
AT DIXIE DHARMA
Part of the Market
on South plant-based
marketplace, this
lovely local spot
(dixiedharma.com)
puts a delicious vegan
twist on comfort food
(think biscuits and
gravy and breakfast
burritos). It even does
chef-driven dishes like
corn flapjacks with
sweet onion jam and
maple syrup.5
REFUEL AT RAW
JUICING AND DETOX
This downtown
raw-foods eatery
(rawjuicingand
detox.com) specializes
in freshly pressed
juices. I like the Woo
Hoo, a mix of organic
carrot, apple, ginger,
and lemon. They also
serve cold-brew coffee,
smoothies, and
tasty raw dishes, like
the Kale-ing
Me Softly wrap.41 2PHOTOS: (ORLANDO SIGN) KRISTEN KELLEY. (SW
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