For a place called Lion’s Pride, there’s not a whole lot to be proud of here.

I suppose the developers could take some satisfaction in having created a sports bar of epic proportions. The orchestra-and-balcony style stadium seating facing a wall of giant televisions, all tuned to the same game (at least when Orlando’s home team is playing), provides great viewing.

Boy, did I choose the right time to visit Se7en Bites, the “Sweet & Savory Bake Shop” on Primrose Drive in Orlando’s Milk District.

Not that there’s a bad time to visit. There’s always something good being baked or assembled by pastry chef and owner Trina Gregory-Propst and her team.

But I chose Sunday morning brunch time to stop by and present Gregory-Propst with her Foodster Award plaque. Se7en Bites was voted the Gold Award for Best Breakfast in the first annual program that recognizes excellence in the area’s independent restaurants.

Pretty soon, I’m going to have to start writing reviews in Spanish.

Or Spanglish, perhaps.

In case you haven’t noticed, we’ve had a lot — A LOT — of Mexican, Tex-Mex and tacomongers open lately. So many that it was a factor in Mucho Tacos and Tequila’s decision to close and make way for Muddy Waters, a New Orleans style restaurant (which we could certainly use more of).

But el market will supply what el dining public demands.