New White Castle In Florida Opens Tomorrow!

Author Dimelotony

February 22nd, 2021 5:12 PM

According to the Orlando Sentinel, White Castle will open its first Florida location at 18 North Dollins Avenue in Orlando,Tuesday, Feb 23rd . The location will be near John Young Parkway and Colonial Drive downtown Orlando.

This is almost two years in the making but they’re finally ready to serve up those famous square hamburger sliders. One big thing that’ll be different though… they’re calling this first location a “ghost kitchen” concept. That means no dining in the restaurant.

They will deliver via Uber Eats but you need to live within a 15 minute drive of the restaurant.

The other thing that might be a big negative… they’ll only be serving until 10pm. White Castle is famous for those looking for an after midnight snack after a night of partying hard. The delivery service will be available from 10am to 10pm for now. Another white Castle is set to open later on this year near Disney world. I grew up eating white castle, so I’m super excited about this.

We didn’t know how good we had it pre-pandemic. Here’s some pictures of people getting hammered in public:

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• Pubs And Clubs in England and Wales Prepare For New Licensing Laws

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• Pubs And Clubs in England and Wales Prepare For New Licensing Laws

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• Pubs And Clubs in England and Wales Prepare For New Licensing Laws

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  BRISTOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 15: A man jabs out a companion during a arguement in Bristol City Centre on October 15, 2005 in Bristol, England. Pubs and clubs preparing for the new Licensing laws due to come into force on November 24 2005, which will allow pubs and clubs longer and more flexible opening hours.Opponents of the law believe this will lead to more binge-drinking with increased alcohol related crime, violence and disorder while health experts fear an increase in alcohol related illnesses and alcoholism. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
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• Oktoberfest 2009 – Opening

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• Oktoberfest 2017

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