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If you’re after cold, frosty beers and solid bar food, Twin Peaks delivers. They don’t mess around with their beer game—pints come out ice-cold every time, with just the right amount of foam. Easily one of the colder pours you’ll get without it turning into slush. Good variety on tap, too. The mozzarella cheese bites […]
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T-Rex in Disney Springs leans hard into the prehistoric theme, but there’s actual value behind the gimmick—especially in the food. If you’re not in the mood for a full entrée, the sampler appetizer and the French onion soup are worth your time. The sampler appetizer is enough to feed a small herd. You get a
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Wave – Asian Bistro in Mount Dora delivered a solid lunch. I stopped by for a quick bite and left full and satisfied. Here’s what I tried: Soda: Standard but served cold and fast. Wonton Chips (Side): Crisp, salty, and a good light starter. Orange Chicken Hibachi Bowl (Large): Portion was generous. The fried rice
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