Top 5 Specialty Food in Seminole County

1024 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo, FL 32765, United States

“Love this place. They have the drive through and this is one of my favorite locations. I go there all the time and I love their variety of flavors. get the gelati. My favorite is pumpkin pie, and the horchata is really good as well as strawberry lemon. here’s my most recent pic it doesn’t look that good but it was. it was candy cane (:”

4355 W Lake Mary Blvd, Lake Mary, FL 32746, United States

“Visit this location for the first time and the counter girl was amazing! She took the time to answer our questions and offer recommendations. It has been a while since our last visit and they expanded their menu with multiple new options so many questions. Ice cream is not the best I had but it was good enough to cool us down and had a great time”

685 Towne Center Blvd, Sanford, FL 32771, United States

“Our waiter was David. We were visiting the area by way of flying out of Sanford. We were recommended Chianti's at our hotel Best Western Plus because we wanted Italian Cuisine. Walked in and the atmosphere was quaint and a flair of romance. The energy emitting from the room was like a nice family atmosphere yet a place one could be romantic at the same time. Food was authentic, delicious and served freshly made and prepared. Our compliments went to the Chef.”

115 E 1st St, Sanford, FL 32771, United States

“We could hear a little of the kitchen staff talking and having a good time, to me that’s a good sign a happy kitchen makes good food. The decor of the restaurant is cozy with notes of vintage Greece. The music is beautiful soundtracks of the Mediterranean, in the perfect volume to be able to have a conversation with your party. The service is friendly and efficient, Jacob took care of our table (thanks again!) The food, oh the food!, is just fresh and delicious. So good, this is not our first or last time at this gem. 💎”

950 Market Promenade Ave, Lake Mary, FL 32746, United States

“The hibachi dining experience is pretty good. The chef was friendly and engaging. My family liked the food. My sushi, however, was totally soaked in a brown sauce... I couldn't taste anything but the sauce. It was basically unedible. I was bummed about it because I don't go out for sushi often! 😕”

100 International Pkwy #122, Heathrow, FL 32746, United States

“Not bad, not amazing, run of the mill American Japanese place. Pretty good sashimi. First, the good: The fish quality was good, though we only tested salmon and yellow tail. I would definitely eat it again. The sushi tasted more fresh than Publix, which isn't a high bar, but a good sign. The udon noodle broth/flavor was good and the cast iron pot they served it in kept it piping hot and authentic looking. The server was friendly and food came out quicker than expected. People seemed relatively happy with the place, including the bar flies. They had a nice size crowd for a Thursday night. The not so good: Tempura batter was really heavy, not real tempura. Udon veggies were somehow undercooked while noodles were very soft. Nigiri sushi rice was coldish, not warm or even room temperature, and worse, the nori was mushy, not dry and crispy. A real sushi place always has crispy nori. Wasabi was not fresh ground, but store bought. Ginger not palatable. The bathrooms weren't the cleanest. Bar flies were a bit loud. It's a very Americanized place with non-Japanese staff. But at least they were fairly busy, suggesting that the average American likes their sushi and this works for them.”

311 W Warren Ave, Longwood, FL 32750, United States

“Had a great time here at this park on a Saturday visit to the mini “farmers’ market”. It’s just a handful of vendors, but a great place to take the little ones with a spacious park, and water splash pad! Bonus that there is a fire station next door to those who enjoy seeing the shiny big vehicles! The park was the highlight of the visit, as it’s well-maintained and lots of varied landscaping levels that was visually pleasing, and kept my toddler interested. I love this location for this farmers’ market👩‍🌾. The farmers’ market that day only had one fruit/veggie vendor, which looked like normal, commercially produced products from out of state/country, so it was more of a convenient stop to pick up items you may have forgotten to get on your last grocery run. They did an awesome job with displaying and portioning out the produce, and I was grateful for the shaded tent! I did pick up some delicious jumbo mangoes, and the pineapples they sampled there were ripe and tasty. My “Georgia” peaches were whack though, they were very bruised up inside after cutting them open. I loved my artisan local honey I got, the wild clover was delicious! Can’t wait to try the other flavors as they have unique health properties. 🐝🥭🚒☕️🌱🥥🍑”