SERVICE: 5 FOOD QUALITY: 5…read moreDRINK QUALITY: 5 ORDER TIME: 5 AESTHETICS: 5 NOISE LEVEL: 5 MENU SELECTION: 3 OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 4.71 The name says it all! For those of you who don't want to assume, it is being literal. This is an evening full of nude art, music, body painting, and shows. This national art exhibit has been happening for the last 15 years which surprised me that there was no Yelp reviews on it yet for the Orlando area. I am a huge art enthusiast and love attending exhibits like these because they are never disappointing. This Venue, which use to be Haos on Church was very large, and had a wonderful selection of drinks, and even served food. Menu was small but all the options looked and smelt amazing. The portions are also small so recommend eating before arriving. Needless to say I fell in love with so many pieces of art, and naturally I bought something. Oh yes, most of the art is on sale. It all goes to an art charity which is used to promote art. Highly recommend attending for all art enthusiasts, and even if you're not really into art it's still a great time.

I had attended new night in Orlando a couple years going back 6 or 7 years ago. I decided to go…read morethis year having fairly high expectations thinking that this group of creative folks have come a long way and would be putting on a seriously entertaining event. I'm sorry to say I was deeply disappointed. There was some very nice art, price was double what it would likely be elsewhere. I imagine a percentage goes to the event. I felt bad for the artists. There was not a bit of live entertainment that was well done or creative, nothing I hadn't seen years ago. The $40 ticket was crazy based on what they presented or shall I say lacked to present. There was some art I would have bought if it was price realistically. I would not go back to the Orlando event again I might try St Pete. It was an underwhelming money maker for the production company, lackluster for the guests. If I were to guess I would say they can't get high quality performance because they're not wanting to pay the performers or performers don't want to be attached to an event that is not of their caliber.

ORLANDO, FL: one of the best attractions we did on our trip was a haunted walking tour with…read moreOrlando Haunts! Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed to join as you walk through downtown and stop at buildings that have history of supernatural events! Our guide, Korben, was fantastic in telling the stories of ghosts, mysteries, and history that you wouldn't even know are right here in the city! A graveyard under a movie theatre, a college campus that was a former morgue, murders, mafia crimes, and more! This was such a unique experience and we had a great time! The tour is about 60 minutes covering 1 mile and features a few stops! Policy as of 4/26/24: "Pets are welcome as long as they do not disrupt or distract from the tour." You can also find these ghost tours in over 40 cities in the U.S.!

100-year-old buildings, historic saloons, gothic cathedrals…read more Not all of Orlando is all about Mickey & Minnie, Harry Potter's World and warm beaches but there is always something enchanting about listening to ghost stories. We attended a walking ghost tour in Orlando on a Sunday evening. For a Sunday night the restaurants, bars and clubs all seem to be operating as if it was the start of a weekend... although the on-and-off rain has reduced the "usual" crowd there were still a lot of people out, we actually walked to some shady parts of DTO which was more scary than the ghost stories... but wait, I'm still getting started with the actual ghost tour. Our meeting place was outside the Orange County Regional History Center in Downtown Orlando. We did a lot of walking so wear comfy shoes. Our guide talked about haunted buildings focusing on: 1- The Beacham - a ghost of an old woman is seen somewhere near the stage, always accompanied by drastic temperature drops. 2- The Cheyenne Saloon is one of the most popular venues in Orlando, but it has a spooky past... 3- Church Street 4- Ceviche - guests will see an out-of-place woman dressed in 19th century garb, standing behind them in the reflection 5- Hamburger Mary's Bar and Grille, originally a hardware store. Apparition of a young girl dressed in Victorian clothing 6- Kress Building - Kres Chophouse is considered to be a paranormal hot-spot by Central Florida ghost hunters 7- St James Catholic Cathedral - they even conduct their own ghost tour inside 8- Orange County Regional History Center - we learned about one of America's most prolific serial killers, Ted Bundy. The building was the location of Bundy's murder trial in 1979 My daughter purchased the Bonus Extended Tour Upgrade which was up to 4 additional haunted locations. These were all interesting and cool. Thank you to our tour guide, Tabitha.) Review #2781

I have walked the mile path surrounding Lake Eola many times and I always stop for a moment at this…read morepeaceful garden with its distinctive red bridge. The Japanese Rock Garden along Lake Eola contains a 12.5 ton and 19,5 foot long piece of black marble donated by Su-Nan Chong, Mayor of Tainan, Taiwan. The rock was given in 1983 as a gift of friendship between the sister cities of Tainan and Orlando. The marble is said to have been discovered in the mountains in Hua-Lien at an altitude of 1,600 meters and was sculpted by wind over 10,000 years. The Mayor requested the following to be inscribed on the stone. "Loyal To Country Filial To Parents." When the rock was delivered Orlando it was requested to be placed "in your great Walt Disney World". Disney World however is not in Orlando and Disney declined the gift leaving Orlando to figure out what to do with it. While waiting for permanent placement it was called the Mayor's pet rock. When Lake Eola Park was renovated in 1988, the Japanese Rock Garden was created and the rock finally had a home. Today you can see the famous rock and take pictures on the pretty bridge. The story of the marble has become a quirky part of Lake Eola history.

If you are going to be in the area (or even if you're not, we drove 12+ hours one way to see this),…read morebook a tour! I was skeptical at first, but it's well worth the money you pay. If you are like me and grew up on Showbiz Pizza, this is the place for you to see and hear the Rock-afire Explosion band that was there... and is still alive and well. My child has watched video after video on YouTube and was so excited to see not only the band - and his favorite member Dook - but also some of the other recognizable characters and pieces such as melted moose, the exploded canister, the antigravity freedom machines, and of course, Aaron. We went as a gift for his 10th birthday. Best gift ever for a rock-afire fan!

Pretty good place to go if you are showbiz pizza fan. They have The Rock afire Explosion in the…read moreWolfpack five.

We visited The Great Escape Room for a fun escape room date night and ended up staying for two…read moregames- Haunted Hotel and President's Bunker! This escape room is located in Downtown Orlando, so you will likely need to pay to park. It's located up a steep flight of stairs, so accessibility may be an issue. There's a waiting area with a couple of couches and some small warm up games if you have a few minutes to kill before your game starts, as well as a bathroom if needed. Overall, it's a small space but the escape rooms really make the most of the area. Our game master, Rule, was very helpful and made our experience even more enjoyable. Our favorite of the two rooms we played was Haunted Hotel, and we're looking forward to coming back to play Mountain Top.

We absolutely loved this experience! I wish I remember the lady's name that greeted us and gave is…read morethe rule because she was great. We did the Presidential Bunker just my husband and I and we could not have saved the world without Josh to guide us when we got stuck. The puzzles are very creative and fun.

It is very hard to find indoor mini golf locations and this was the one that came up for me. After…read moreabout an hour drive to get there, I will say it was very nice inside and it was very cool given the summer heat. We ended up attending for my wife's birthday and we took some Polaroid pictures throughout the experience and I accidentally forgot them throughout the course leaving them to develop. Telling the team at the front afterwards after I was unable to find them, they went through with a flashlight searching and was able to locate all of them. A great team that works here, and the mini golf course is approachable, and fun for both adults and kids alike

Such a fun place to go to whether it's with family or a date, I love it every time I return.read more

This is their third location, sitting at the corner of Robinson and Orange. They have 3 permanent…read moreresidents; Red Panda noodles serving delicious noodles and protein. Phat Ash bakery with some fat azz cookies, and Brick and Butter with comfort food sandwiches. It's a cute spot with a small arcade and a patio sitting area shared by the vendors. I came to see Red Panda and get my Garlic Noodz. I'll definitely be back!!

I think is a cool place to come for live sporting events. The only downside is the food and drink…read moreoptions provided. They have two food trucks and a small bar that serves canned beer and seltzers. The food trucks are over priced and don't have a ton of food options. People in my party waited 45 min to an hour for our food. So if you come for an event expect long waits. I'm not sure if outside food and drink is allowed because you'd probably be better off bringing your own items while you enjoy any games that play.

We happened to be visiting friends in Orlando during Milk Mart, and it was such a cute event! There…read morewere so many local artists and unique goods to browse. The food from the local shops and food trucks was also fantastic. If it's happening during your visit, I highly recommend stopping by--you'll definitely find some treasures!

This was our first time at the milk mart which happened to be much larger than I anticipated. Our…read moreafternoon goal was to go shopping for a few things to close up our Christmas shopping. As we got close to the district we realized that this wasn't just a small event considering many streets were shut down and policed. We had to park a couple blocks away and walk. We originally made a plan to make a quick stop, check out the local goods, and maybe go to a mall after, but after arriving we realized that it wasn't going to be short. We started at sideward brewing, grabbed some drinks and made our way across the mart. This massive mart had 300 local vendors, water at every quadrant with live music, food tents/trucks, and beer tents. We found a few custom items to buy which were incredible. Only took us three hours and 3 beers to get through the whole thing. Overall, this was so much more than I anticipated, in a good way. This little community has such a good vibe, with good food, and good people. It's so great to see an event of this magnitude come together every quarter to share its hospitality. Can't wait till the next one to see what they have to offer.