Yet another Orlando restaurant has succumbed to difficult local trading conditions.
A little over a year after opening the doors and welcoming its first customers, Thornton Park restaurant Jack and Honey's has ceased operations, joining what appears to be a never ending list of closures here in Orlando.
Jack and Honey's has made the sad announcement on its social media pages, announcing that Sunday, October 20, 2024 was the last day of business for the restaurant, with the exception of several upcoming events.
The restaurant on Washington Street, which was once home to the first Central Florida Publix, offered an all-day brunch menu, together with regular entertainment, was owned and managed by longtime Orlando business operators Wendy Connor and Jason Lambert.
The restaurant owners, who are the same team behind The Hammered Lamb, admitted that they have been struggling to keep the doors of Jack and Honey's open, "We have made some difficult decisions over the past few months to try and save the restaurant," adding, "unfortunately circumstances did not work out in our favor."
Within the social media announcement of the closure was an emphatic plea for locals to "Please continue to support small businesses in Orlando, the community we love and hold dear."
Here is the announcement in full:
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