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Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type Bar, Nightclub, Lounge ABE'S PLACE TAP & GRILL EOLA WINE COMPANY REDS WINE AND CHEESE BAR KINDAS FRONT PAGE BREWING COMPANY ROQUE PUB BEACH BUCKET BAR & GRILL HAMMERHEAD BEACH BAR ROSEN RESORT BAR BLUE MARTINI HATFIELDS BAR AND GRILL SIGGYS AMERICAN BAR BOOTS & BOTTLES ICEBAR ORLANDO SUNSET VISTAS CAFE & BEACH BAR BRINY IRISH PUB IRON AXE BAR & GRILL TAP THIS BUBBA'S ROADHOUSE & SALOON JACQUES SPORTS BAR THE WICKED POUR DA CONCH BAR KEY WEST BAR TWO BUKS DELIGHTED PINA COLADA KINGS HEAD BRITISH PUB EMERALD GOAT IRISH PUB MIGUELO'S CAFE AND BAR Coffee Bar/Ice Cream Shop ASPEN COFFEE CO, CRUMBLES MYSTIC ICE CREAM BLESSED CUP LLC DA-BENCHI OSSORIO BAKERY BUBBLEOLOGY BOCA GUSTARE FOODS, LLC PERKS CAFE CAFE CORNER HOUSE OF LEAF & BEAN PRESS & GRIND CAFE CHAKRA BREW LLC DBA GROUND UP ICE CREAM EXPRESS PRESS CREAMERY CHILLIN OUT ICE CREAM KALEISIA TEA LOUNGE RECANZONE BEVERAGES CHOCOLATE CREATIONS TC INC LARRY'S OLD FASHION ICE CREAM RICHARDS COFFEE CHOCOLATE KINGDOM LATIDOS CAFE RIVERVIEW COFFEE, TEA AND BOOKS COFFEE DISTRICT LETS FIESTA LLC ROYAL SCOOP HOMEMADE ICE CREAM COFFEE GRIND INC LICKITY SPLITS ICE CREAM SCOOPS OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type SHIRLEYS ICE CREAM TAPILICIOUS TOPPER'S CRAFT CREAMERY SMALL BATCH CREAMERY TELLERS TREND TEA LLC SWEET SNOW AND TEA THE GREENERY CREAMERY VANTAGE POINT COFFEE Country Clubs ABACOA GOLF CLUB ISLEWORTH GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB THE BAY CLUB AT THE WESTSHORE YACHT ADDISON RESERVE COUNTRY CLUB JONATHAN'S LANDING GOLF CLUB CLUB BATHAND TENNIS CLUB MEDALIST GOLF CLUB THE BEARS CLUB BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB MOUNTAIN LAKE CORP THE EVERGLADES CLUB CORAL RIDGE YACHT CLUB MYSTIC DUNES GOLF THE GOLF CLUB AT NORTH HAMPTON DELRAY BEACH CLUB PALMA CEIA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB THE OLD COLLIER GOLF CLUB EAGLE LANDING GOLF CLUB PELICAN ISLE YACHT CLUB THE PLAYERS CLUB & SPA FOREST GLEN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB PINE CREEK SPORTING CLUB THE VENICE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB GATOR CREEK GOLF CLUB RIVER HALL COUNTRY CLUB TIMUQUANA COUNTRY CLUB GLEN EAGLE COUNTRY CLUB SILVERADO GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB UNIVERSITY CLUB OF ORLANDO GRAND HARBOR GOLF & BEACH CLUB SPRUCE CREEK COUNTRY CLUB USEPPA ISLAND CLUB HAMMOCK DUNES STUART CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB VENICE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB HAMMOCK DUNES COUNTRY CLUB SUWANNEE VALLEY RESORT LLC WINDSOR CLUB INDIAN RIVER COLONY CLUB THE BATH AND TENNIS CLUB WOODFIELD COUNTRY CLUB INTERLACHEN COUNTRY CLUB WYCLIFFE COUNTRY CLUB Deli/Bakery A COUPLE OF BUCKS BAGEL LOVE CASA MIA A STEP ABOVE CATERING & CUPCAKES BY BAKE ME A CAKE CATERING BY MELISSA MEL BOGA CAFE & BREAD CATERINGBYKASH **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type COLOM CATERING LLC GRATE MADELEINE SWEET ESCAPE D CAFE GULF FLA HOLDINGS INC. SWEETS BAKEHOUSE DAVE'S NY DELI H & H BAGEL TAINOS BAKERY & DELI DAVIDS COOKIES LA BOULANGERIE TASTE CONNECTION DELIZIOSI LLC LAKE TECK THE EVERGLADES CLUB DONUTS GALORE LUNCH BREAK UNIQUE SWEETS SUPPLY DOUCE FRANCE BAKERY MAMA B GIANT SUBS WALT DISNEY WORLD EARTH FARE MECATOS BAKERY AND CAFE WAMCANLLC GOOD EATS TOGO NORMASSWEETS WHIP IT GOOD BAKERY GRAND DELI & SUBS PAN PAN BAKERY YUMM CAKE GRANDE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT SWAN CITY BAGLES Distributor PUR SUPERFOODS STIRLING FOODS SYSCO JACKSONVILLE RICO VALLEY FOODS SUNBELT NATURAL FOODS DISTRIBUTORS, SYSCO OF CENTRAL FLORIDA SOUTHEASTERN FOOD SUPPLIES INC. SYSCO WEST COAST FLORIDA SPECIALTY MERCHANT OF SOUTH FLORIDA, SYSCO INC SYSCO CENTRAL FLORIDA Hospital/Healthcare 4 COURSE CONSULTANTS FLORIDA HOSPITAL HAWTHORNE VILLAGE OF BRANDON ADVENTHEALTH FISH MEMORIAL FLORIDA HOSPITAL HCA PALMS OF PASADENA HOSPITAL CANTERFIELD OF CLAY COUNTY GEO CARE JOHN KNOX VILLAGE - MAJESTIC OAKS CORAL OAKS/FIVE STAR SENIOR LIVING HARBOR CHASE VENICE KEISER UNIVERSITY FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISON (RETIRED) HAWTHORNE ESTATES KISCO SENIOR LIVING **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type LAKELAND REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER NEMOUR'S CHILDREN HOSPITAL THE VILLAGES HEALTH MAGNOLIA GARDENS ALF ORLANDO HEALTH UF HEALTH CANCER TIMBERRIDGE NURSING & REHAB MAJESTIC OAKS CENTER UNIVERISAL HEALTH SERVICE MAYFLOWER RETIREMENT CENTER SMA BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL MAYFLOWER RETIREMENT COMMUNITY THE CLOISTERS US NAVY MMI DINING SERVICES / LUTHERAN HAVEN THE FOUNTAINS OF MELBOURNE Hotel/Resort/Casino/Cruise Line ACQUALINA RESORT AND SPA DELTA AIRLINES HARBOR BEACH MARRIOTT RESORT ALOFT JACKSONVILLE TAPESTRY PARK DISNEY CRUISE LINE HAWKS CAY RESORT BAYSTAR HOTEL GROUP DOUBLETREE BY HILTON HAWTHORN SUITES NAPLES BEACH CROFT MOTEL EMBASSY SUITES LAKE BUENA VISTA SOUTH HDG HOTELS BEST WESTERN HOTELS & RESORTS EMBASSY SUITES ORLANDO AIRPORT HILTON GRAND VACATIONS BILMAR BEACH RESORT ENCORE RESORT HILTON WORLDWIDE CALDER CASINO EPICUREAN HOTEL HOLIDAY INN & CONFERENCE CTR MELBOURNE CANDELWOOD SUITES TALLAHASSEE FAIRFIELD BY MARRIOTT HOTEL AUSTRAL CANOPY BY HILTON CHARLOTTE SOUTHPARK FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES ST AUGUSTINE HOTEL DUVAL CANOPY WEST PALM BEACH DOWNTOWN FANTASY WORLD RESORT HYATT CARIBE ROYALE RESORT FONTAINEBLEAU MIAMI BEACH HYATT HOUSE ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL DRIVE CASA MARINA A WALDORF ASTORIA RESORT FOUR SEASONS HOTELS HYATT REGENCY COCONUT POINT RESORT CHOICE HOTELS GAYLOR PALM HOTEL - MARRIOTT INT'L HYATT RESIDENCE CLUB BONITA SPRINGS, COCONUT CIRC HOTELS GRACE MANOR BED AND BREAKFAST PLANTATION CONRAD FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH GRANDVIEW BED & BREAKFAST INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GROUP COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT ST. AUGUSTINE HAMPTON INN COCOA BEACH INTERSTATE HOTELS **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type JAYBIRD'S INN PGA NATIONAL RESORT & SPA THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH JEKYLL ISLAND CLUB RESORT QUALITY INN & SUITES SARASOTA THE BROWNWOOD HOTEL AND SPA KESSLER COLLECTION RADISSON HOTEL LAKE BUENA VISTA THE CARROLL ADAMS GROUP KEY WEST MARRIOTT BEACHSIDE RAMADA CONFERENCE CENTER MANDARIN THE COLLECTOR LUXURY INN & GARDENS LAPLAYA BEACH & GOLF RESORT RENAISSANCE VINOY RESORT & GOLF CLUB THE HENDERSON PARK INN LEGACY VACATION RESORTS RITZ CARLTON (NAPLES) THE KAROL HOTEL LOEWS HOTELS AT UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT ROSEN HOTELS & RESORTS THE PLAYERS CLUB & SPA MANDARIN ORIENTAL MIAMI ROSEN HOTELS & RESORTS\MILLENNIUM THE REACH RESORT MANHATTAN TOWER ROSEN SHINGLE CREEK THE RESORT AT LONGBOAT KEY CLUB MARGARITAVILLA RESORT ORLANDO ROYALE PARC SUITES THE RITZ-CARLTON, AMELIA ISLAND MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC. RUMFISH BEACH RESORT BY TRADEWINDS THE SHORES RESORT & SPA MARRIOTT TAMPA AIRPORT SANDPEARL RESORT CLEARWATER BEACH THE VINOY RENAISSANCE RESORT & GOLF CLUB MISSION INN RESORT & CLUB SANTA MARIA SUITES TROPICAL MANOR ON THE OCEAN MOUNTAIN LAKE SEAGATE HOSPITALITY GROUP TRYP BY WYNDHAM NIRVANA ON THE BEACH RESORT SEMINOLE CASINO COCONUT CREEK VICTORIAN HOUSE BED AND BREAKFAST OCEAN PROPERTIES HOTELS & RESORTS SHADES OF GREEN VICTORY CASINO CRUISES OMNI ORLANDO RESORT SHEPHARD'S BEACH RESORT VILLAGE INN ONE OCEAN RESORT AND SPA SKIPJACK RESORT & MARINA WALT DISNEY WORLD ORANGE LAKE RESORT SONESTA FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH WESTGATE RESORTS ORLANDO WORLD CENTER MARRIOTT SOUTH SEAS ISLAND RESORT WINGATE BY WYNDHAM KISSIMMEE PALM BEACH MARRIOTT SINGER ISLAND SUNSET VISTAS BEACHFRONT SUITES WYNDHAM LAKE BUENA VISTA PEARL ISLAND RETREAT THE BILTMORE HOTEL Non-Hotel Catering ARTHUR'S CATERING BIG CITY CATERING CHEF AND JEFF CATERING BEAR NAKED BBQ C'EST CSI BON CATERER CLEAR SKY RESTAURANTS & CATERING **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type CREATIVE CATERING KMC EVENT PRODUCTIONS LLC OFF THE BONE BBQ DAN'S DELECTABLE DELIGHTS LE GOURMET EXPERIENCE ORLANDO'S GOURMET CATERING DAVID A CULINARY EXPERIENCE M&G FARM STAND CAFE AND CATERING ROBERT'S CONFECTIONS EATS IN HARMONY CATERING MAGICAL KINGDOM CATERING ROSE JAM CATERING EL MESON DE LESLIE MORGAN PHILLIPS CATERING SOUTHERN SMOKEHOUSE CATERING FLORIDA BEACH SERVICES MOTE MARINE LABORATORY & TAPAS & FUN CATERING FOODIE CATERING AQUARIUM THE MAIN EVENT CATERING KALUBY'S BANQUET BALLROOM NANA'S FAMILY FOODS Restaurant – QSR DANDELION COMMUNITY CAFE GUSTARE FOODS ALL AMERICAN RESTAURANTS INC DAVE'S NY DELI HALF MOON SEAFOOD ASTARITA CATERING DRIVE-IN OPERATIONS, LLC HENSONHOSPITALITY BAGEL BROTHERS OF NY EARL OF SANDWICH HERITAGE RESTAURANT GROUP BEACHPIZZA EAST COAST PIZZA HOG-N-BONES BENTO CAFE F&F HEALTHY FOODS LLC HOPDODDY BURGER BAR BLUE BAMBOO FIREHOUSE SUBS OF AMERICA HOUSE BLEND CAFE BOK TOWER GARDENS FLYING SUB LA PIAZZA CAFE BRANCH'S OF PANAMA CITY, INC. FUSION BISTRO SUSHI & SAKE BAR LITTLE GREEK FRESH GRILL BSBC CHICKEN LLC GATEWAY AIRPORT CONCESSIONS MACARONI GRILL BSBC ZAXBYS GRAIN & BERRY MANCINI DINERS INC BURGERFI AND HUMBL GREEN MARKET CAFE MR. CHICKEN RESTAURANTS CHICAGO HOT DOGS GREENWAY NANA'S - 77 MEALS LLC CIRCLE S BBQ LLC GRILLE FOODS BAHAMAS LTD OLIVE TREE GREEK GRILL CONNIEZTEES ORANGE FOOD CONCEPTS **Based on 2019 post-show data Florida Restaurant & Lodging Show and Healthy Food Expo Florida 2019 Sample Attendee List by Establishment Type PIPO'S CUBAN CAFE SUBWAY THE WENDY'S COMPANY POPEYES SUNNYSIDE SNACK SHACK TROPICAL BISTRO, LLC RUNZA RESTAURANTS SWEETBERRIES INC. TWISTED FIN SEAWORLD
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