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"Another Orlando staple has got to be the Greenery Creamery, Orlando’s little ice cream boutique!. The Greenery Creamery is Orlando’s first artisanal ice cream shop that is proud to serve traditional dairy and plant-based ice cream made from fresh, organic, and natural ingredients. Their first location is right in the heart of Thorton Park near Lake Eola, and it was such a success that they opened up another shop in downtown Sanford in Henry’s Dept Culinary Collective Food Hall!"

"Orlando’s first-ever artisanal ice cream boutique is conveniently located in Downtown Orlando. The ice cream here is 100% organic and fresh, without an additive, artificial flavouring or thickener in sight. Traditional dairy ice cream is made with locally sourced cream from grass-fed Orlando cows, while vegans can take their pick from coconut, peanut butter, sunflower butter, almond or soy bases."

"The Greenery Creamery offers both vegan and regular ice cream. Their flavors are always changing but in the past they have had flavors such as cardamon rose, lavender honey, pineapple tamarind, black ash coconut, and more."

"Ice & Bites Cafe has officially raised the bars for bubble tea craft. On top of their desserts range that includes ice cream in different presentation, as well as a hefty food menu, their bubble tea menu is probably the most impressive of them all. Not only do they have the classic bubble teas of a variety of milk tea and fruit tea flavours, their hottest menu item has got to be the Boba Sake or Soju Flight, where directly imported sake from Japan and soju from South Korea are mixed with freshly made toppings including popping pearls, fruity flavoured ones and the classic sugar pearls."

"Step out of the hot Florida sun and into a Korean oasis to quench your sugary appetite. With fresh ingredients purchased from local markets and recipes created on-site, Ice & Bites Café offers a truly unique experience. The Taiyaki is just as mouth-watering as it is eye-pleasing."

"Full disclosure: I've never read a Harry Potter book or watched a movie so I have no idea what significance Butter Beer has to the story. All I know is, on a hot, stank, the-air-is-suffocating-me type of day at Universal, I live for a Frozen Butter Beer followed only by a trip to get some pistachio soft serve at Florean Fortescue's. As a proud Universal pass-holder I can tell you when you are about to keel over from heat exhaustion a frozen butter beer actually brings you back to life."

"Florean Fortescue’s Ice Cream Parlor is one of those locations that any Harry Potter fan would tell you is a staple in the books, and it was a must add to Diagon Alley when it opened at Universal Studios Orlando. The location is on the corner in front of Gringotts Bank, and can’t be missed, with a giant rotating ice cream out front. Lines can often be long here and there is no indoor seating – and not much seating in the surrounding area – but it’s worth it to try this ice cream!"

"Service is absurdly slow I’ve seen turtles move quicker than the workers in this ice cream shop. With how busy they are they n..."

"Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream in our favorite place for ice cream in Orlando when we visit as a family because it’s so kid friendly. There are so many different flavors of ice cream and sorbet, their homemade waffle bowls are amazing, and as if the ice cream weren’t enough, there are board games for the kids to play while they eat!. Kelly’s has been in Orlando since 2015 and began because Kelly, who previously worked in an ice cream shop, noticed that people always smile when you hand them an ice cream, which is one of the best things I’ve ever heard!"

"Once upon a time, Kelly’s was just one small ice cream float in a farmers market, but it’s become so popular that it now boasts three different shops in Florida, two of which are in Orlando. Seasonality is king here, with flavours inspired by what’s fresh and local produce. July’s featured flavours include a Key Lime Pie, Blueberry Swirl and Non-Dairy Ameretto Cherry."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream (@kellyshomemadeicecream)"

"If I only had one option for ice cream for the rest of my life Midnight Sun would win easily. Currently, the only place you can get happily bloated off their goods is at the Deland Farmer's Market on Friday nights from 6PM - 9PM. I promise you, it's worth your gas money."

"Amazing sundaes and shakes, delicious homemade ice cream, and unique gifts, what more could you ask for!. The Soda Fountain is a local Orlando ice cream shop located in College Park that is serving up incredible flavors like bubble gum, banana strawberry, peanut butter fudge, and more!. The Soda Fountain also specializes in ice cream floats like the wake up call with coffee ice cream or the dreamsicle with orange soda, as well as egg creams with soda water and chocolate syrup."

"Minutes from the busy city life of neighboring Orlando, visitors will find a serene escape in the Art and History’s five museums nestled within two campuses. Visitors can fill a day exploring the Maitland Art Center, Maitland Historical Museum, Telephone Museum, Waterhouse Residence Museum, and Carpentry Shop Museum. Just step inside the restored Waterhouse Residence Museum and be whisked away to Victorian times as you stroll through a guided tour admiring the Eastlake staircase and plush furnishings or reminisce about the turn of the century with woodworking tools, including ones used by Mr. Waterhouse himself."

"Part of Maitland’s cultural lineup, Art & History Museums — Maitland has so much to offer that it can’t be contained by one building. Instead, it is spread out over two campuses, both of which are on the National Register of Historic Places: the Maitland Art Center and the Victorian-era Waterhouse Residence Museum. The Maitland Art Center is also a National Historic Landmark, thanks in large part to unique Aztec- and Mayan-influenced architecture and one of the southeast’s only remaining examples of Mayan Revival designs."

"Just minutes from Downtown Orlando, the five museums that comprise the Art & History Museums – Maitland feature countless opportunities for visitors to experience hands-on history and fine art exhibitions."

"This park is not to be confused with Kraft Azalea since this park is actually located south of Lake Eola near Downtown Orlando!. This park is actually a local’s secret!. If you’re wanting some privacy without being in the public’s eye but still want a beautiful park with flowers and moss trees, this is the spot!"

"The beauty of nature is perfectly exemplified by this park in the middle of downtown Orlando. This urban park is much like a nature reserve, and has plenty of lush landscapes, greenery, rocks, tunnels, and bridges. Whether you want a lush backdrop or a rustic stone backdrop, Dickson Azalea park has you covered."

"Amazing sundaes and shakes, delicious homemade ice cream, and unique gifts, what more could you ask for!. The Soda Fountain is a local Orlando ice cream shop located in College Park that is serving up incredible flavors like bubble gum, banana strawberry, peanut butter fudge, and more!. The Soda Fountain also specializes in ice cream floats like the wake up call with coffee ice cream or the dreamsicle with orange soda, as well as egg creams with soda water and chocolate syrup."