Local entertainment recommendations

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3. Roy's is a favorite of mine. The desserts are great.
Submitted by: SKW
2:20 PM CST, Jan 11, 2005

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4. They've been around forever, but I still love Pebbles restaurants. The food's always great
Submitted by: KC
2:06 PM CST, Dec 17, 2004

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5. If you want a great sandwich, try the muffelettta at Sam Sneads. Yummy!!
Submitted by: Diane
1:29 PM CST, Dec 16, 2004

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6. college park diner, in the little business district northwest of downtown, has the best lunchs in town.
Submitted by: dt
10:44 AM CST, Dec 7, 2004

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7. Try the Improv, located where Rosie O'Grady's used to be in Church Street Station. The club offers name comics such as Richard Lewis weekly.
Submitted by: Dean
8:53 AM CST, Dec 7, 2004

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8. Mad Cow Theatre: The downtown Orlando theater company has two newish spaces and presents everything from My Fair Lady to George S. Kaufman's Butter and Egg Man.
Submitted by: Dean
8:52 AM CST, Dec 7, 2004

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9. Logans, a small neighborhood restaurant on Virginia Drive in Orlando, has great fish & chips, meatloaf and even fancier stuff.
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8:51 AM CST, Dec 7, 2004

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10. Blue Bistro on Mills Avenue in Orlando has a terrific chef.
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8:49 AM CST, Dec 7, 2004

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