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The Dandelion Communitea Cafe is a restaurant in Orlando, Florida that serves organic vegetarian food and tea.
The cafe is a bright green house with tables spread throughout brightly painted rooms that also function as art galleries. It has a gift shop that sells buttons, teapots, soaps, and art. During the full & new moon a drum circle meets in the parking lot. The cafe is Certified Green by Co-op America[1] and features rain barrels, a community herb garden, compostable to-go ware, and (coming soon) an on-site worm composting bin.
New York Post Article[2] Orlando Weekly Article[3] New York Times Article[4]
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