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Ocklawaha, FL · Food & Drink
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Rodent Droppings and Dead Roaches Temporarily Close 13 Central Florida Restaurants, Including Orlando and Tampa Spots
Thirteen restaurants across Central Florida — from Orlando to Tampa — were ordered to close temporarily during the week of Oct. 5 to 11 after state inspectors found problems ranging from live roaches and rodent droppings to missing running water. The list also includes restaurants in Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, Daytona Beach, Lakeland, Satellite Beach and Palm Coast.
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Pinsa Fire to take over famously tiny downtown building
.oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } One of the best things about big cities is those little takeout pizza joints that are barely larger than the order window. Leesburg is getting its own dinky pizza spot. Pinsa Fire , a Roman-style pizza eatery based in Clermont, plans to open a flagship location at a characteristic tiny building at 404 W. Main Street, Leesburg. Owner Thomas Cerra bought the downtown Leesburg building in September 2025. What's distinctive about Cerra's pizzas Pinsa Fire uses for its crust a blend of type-zero wheat flour, rice flour and sourdough. A 72-hour cold fermentation and the combination of ingredients creates "a light, airy, and crispy texture that is a delightful departure from traditional pizza," says the company's website, adding that their pizzas are low in calories, gluten, they're non-GMO, and that Pinsa offers vegan options. "Absolutely delicious," said reviewer Marie Blackford, praising Pinsa Fire for "a crust that holds up the delicious toppings but is light enough to not overwhelm." Pinsa Fire uses " small chamber electric pizza ovens with internal combustion systems that aid in giving a wood fired taste without the need for wood itself," Cerra explained to