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21 vegan and vegetarian restaurants to try in Orlando

By on Fri, Jan 5, 2024 at 10:50 am

Whether you already eat plant-based, you're plant-curious or you're just looking to expand your culinary horizons in the new year, Orlando has plenty of tasty eats sans meat and dairy. From ice cream and doughnut shops to Nashville-hot chicken sammies and burgers, these are the vegan and vegetarian hotspots feeding Orlando's hungriest hordes.

Here are 21 vegan and vegetarian restaurants to try in Orlando. 
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Pizza Nova 959 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park Pizza Nova does the impossible. This all-vegan pizza and pasta restaurant takes classic and creative Italian dishes and serves them up sans meats and dairy.
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Pizza Nova

959 W. Fairbanks Ave., Winter Park
Pizza Nova does the impossible. This all-vegan pizza and pasta restaurant takes classic and creative Italian dishes and serves them up sans meats and dairy.
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