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Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs attended the dog-friendly event to congratulate Yellow Dog Eats owner Fish Morgan on his establishment's success.
Yellow Dog Eats, located at 1236 Hempel Avenue in Gotha, is known for its hip decor and eclectic menu.
One of the dishes on offer included the restaurant's new vegan sweet potato tacos, which comes with roasted chipotle sweet potatoes, spicy black beans, corn, cilantro and a chipotle mango aioli on flour tortillas.
Musicians Madison Shae and Mike Walker provided live music during the restaurant's 20th anniversary celebration.
Members from the West Orange Chamber of Commerce also attended the event to show support for Yellow Dog Eats owner Fish Morgan.
Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs issued a proclamation designating Nov. 10, 2018, as Yellow Dog Eats 20th Anniversary Day in Orange County.
Winter Garden residents Sue and Brianne Steeves brought their furry family members, Belle and Coco, to the dog-friendly event.
Faith Charles and Betsy Story, with Daisy – a one-year-old poodle mix – manned the booth for A Cause for Paws Rescue and invited attendees to fill out applications to adopt dogs looking for forever homes.
Apopka resident Kumar Jadoo, Ocoee resident Julia Winger, and baby Beatrice came out to support the local business.
Yellow Dog Eats owner Fish Morgan invited community members to partake in an all-day party celebrating the popular Gotha restaurant's 20th anniversary.
For a $20 admission price, patrons enjoyed live music, food specials, beer and wine in the restaurant's rear parking lot. Part of the event's proceeds were donated to Orlando-based A Cause for Paws Rescue.
Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs attended the dog-friendly event to congratulate Morgan on his establishment's continued operation and issued a proclamation designating Nov. 10, 2018, as Yellow Dog Eats 20th Anniversary Day in Orange County.
Yellow Dog Eats, located at 1236 Hempel Avenue in Gotha, is known for its hip decor and eclectic menu and will be the first restaurant in Orange County to receive an official permit allowing the establishment to welcome customers wishing to dine with their dogs in outdoor-seating areas.
