Gainesville Restaurants
This acai spot is located underneath The Row
Playa Bowls
This Chef is famous for hosting Master Chef and Hells Kitchen and owns dozens of restaurants worldwide
Gordon Ramsey
This restaurant is known for its “4 for $4” deal
Wendy's
This Japanese dessert is made of sweet rice dough
Mochi
These are the 3 flavors of Neapolitan ice cream
Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry
This spot hosts Bachelor Mondays
The Swamp
This Chef hosts Cutthroat Kitchen
Alton Brown
This chain is known for its "animal style" burgers and fries
In-N-Out
This French word means “to burn” and refers to browning sugar on top of a dessert
brulee
Mayonnaise
This Mexican spot is well known around Gainesville for their birria tacos
La tienda
This chef is close friends with Snoop Dogg and served time in prison in 2005
Martha Stewart
This chains menu features nacho fries and the mexican pizza
taco bell
This dough is used for creme puffs, eclairs and profiteroles
Pate au choux
This pasta’s name means “little tongues” in Italian
Linguine
This local spot is known for its New Orleans style cuisine
Harry's
This chef is also known as the Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond
This chain's menu features a margarita of the month
chilis
This flaky, nut-filled pastry is popular in Greece and Turkey
Baklava
This company's mascot is named Poppin' Fresh
Pillsbury
This restaurant has cocktails named, The Swan, the Brown Derby and the Smokin Devil
The Top
This chef, who passed in 2004, is known for bringing French cuisine to the American public
Julia Child
This chains first location is in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Raising Canes
This Italian dessert’s name means “pick me up”
Tiramisu
Scientifically, bananas and watermelons are both this type of food
berries