Amy Drew Thompson is a multimedia food reporter based in Orlando, Florida. With a focus on the local food scene, she writes for various publications including the Orlando Sentinel, Yahoo News, and The Hartford Courant. Amy's articles cover a wide range of topics including restaurant reviews, food traditions, and upcoming restaurant openings.
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Amy Drew Thompson's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal topics, house & home as well as food & beverage themes in Orlando and Florida. She extensively covers restaurant reviews, local cuisine, and holiday traditions.
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By: Amy Drew Thompson
New food additions to the home of the Orlando City and Orlando Pride will have even more local food in the mix for soccer fans.
One of the originals of Orlando's plant-based scene decides against renewing lease
Phat Ash has more in the kitchen than cookies, now she’s got guests. Themed bake nights with this Mills 50 cookie whiz give local cookie monsters a chance to make their own Phat Ash-style creations…
Asian-inspired eats that might make the trendy bar crawlers sit and stay.
Orlando Sentinel Second Harvest, Ten10 Brewing partner for Hunger Action Month Link Copied
No-frills diner will serve its last sub this week Loading your audio article Kappy's Subs has been a fixture in Maitland since 1967.
Rich, decadent, often ornate, mooncakes are super traditional. And in recent years, trendy.
By: Amy Drew Thompson
Friendly food truck's name belies the Central American specialties it's slingin' “I'm going out for Costa Rican food. Want anything?”
By: Amy Drew Thompson
Though Festival of the Holidays is probably my favorite (The lights! The music! The moderately less sweltering weather!), I'm always happy when the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival returns. And now, it has.
By: Amy Drew Thompson
After almost 20 years in Orlando's Milk District, Pom Pom's is calling it quits. To say the decision is financial, says owner Pom Moongauklang, is not the full story. “The bigger part is me. Closing will allow me to give back to the city in a different way.”
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