Crooked Can Brewing Company is one of the best breweries in Central Florida and a true gem in…read morehistoric Winter Garden. The atmosphere is lively, welcoming, and perfect for everything from a casual afternoon with friends to a family outing. The craft beer selection is outstanding, with something for every taste--from crisp lagers and refreshing wheat beers to flavorful IPAs and seasonal specialties. What really makes this place special is its location inside Plant Street Market, where you can pair your favorite beer with an incredible variety of food from local vendors. The staff is always friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to recommend a brew based on your preferences. Whether you're a local or just visiting the area, Crooked Can is a must-stop destination. Great beer, amazing food, live music, and a fantastic community atmosphere make it a place you'll want to visit again and again. Highly recommended!

Always a great brewery experience, and adding in Plant Street Market makes it even better. Love the…read morebeers that this brewery makes - flavors, names, artwork, all of it. Service is always polite and professional here, too. A High Stepper with some brisket with the spicy sauce from a few stalls down is a good afternoon.

The space at The Audubon Room was perfect for my daughter's 30th birthday. It's an eclectic little…read morevenue that works really well for intimate gatherings and it comes with a fully stocked bar. The service was a bit uneven at times, but the specialty drinks were flowing all night and they were delicious. We also could order beer, wine, and any cocktail we wanted. They also had an A/V setup and huge wall-mounted monitor so we could play a loop of her photos along with a curated playlist, which made the party feel really personal. For a 4-hour celebration with an open bar, it was definitely worth the money. I recommend this space for groups of 20 or less.

5 Stars for a perfect, cozy little cocktail bar/party venue upstairs at East End Market…read more I've been grabbing drinks at The Neighbors for ages, but was excited to see they opened up The Audubon Room for cocktail service (before it was only reserved for private events). The room has comfy velvet seating, a bar with beautiful wallpaper, and you can order from the bar or from The Neighbors (which includes some food). I ordered off the menu because I had a hankering for a martini. Their house gin was Fords (yay!) and they added a couple of olives. The drinks were good all around, but the atmosphere is what really stood out. It feels intimate, cozy, and like the kind of spot you can stay at for hours. Can't wait to go back!

We came here around 4pm on Monday, it wasn't too busy but had some people here…read more The prices are good compared to other Bowling Alleys, it cost about $38 for 3 people that included shoes and 3 games, we were able to bowl at our own pace which I loved. We ordered some wings which was better than expected, quite good actually. There's a full bar and soft drinks. Service was great from the point we walked in until we left. Clean environment including the restrooms and ample parking We had a blast and I will be back here again.

For either a casual bowler or die hard league bowler, this house is amazing. Newly renovated and…read moreall the lanes are spacious with plenty of seating for your group. I ordered some tots and queso from the bartender (slept on order) and it came out so fresh I think it walked itself to me from the fryer. Also, the drinks are VERY well priced for a bowling alley bar. The first time the bartender told me my total I had to make sure she got everything I ordered. The cosmic/glow bowling is also really good as the backlights are off the lane enough for neon balls to really pop as they roll down the lanes. Edit: my ONLY complaint is the sound system is right over the approach and it is difficult to focus with the music blasting over your head. Positive night: all the music was good jams!

We went for Magical Dining Experience to try Enzo's. The prix fix fare is a nice selection for the…read moremoney. We each chose an appetizer, entree and dessert. I chose the salad and my husband chose the antipasto, both were very good. I had the catch of the day that was a decent size of a white fish over polenta with broccolini. It was a very tasty fish and some of the best polenta I've ever had. My husband upgraded from an 8oz strip steak to a filet. He said it was delicious. For dessert I had the panna cotta which is a cream mold and very light in texture and flavor, but oh so good. My husband tried the cake slice and it had bits of fresh fruit in layers. Also very good. Service was quite attentive and friendly. Every few minute we were checked on. We were seated towards the back of the house overlooking the lake and our little room only had three tables in it. A much more intimate dining experience. We are both very happy we did this and will have to come back to Enzo's again.

Wow! What a lovely night! Rudy was an excellent waiter making wonderful recommendations and…read moreproviding outstanding service. However, everyone we encountered was helpful, friendly and cared about our experience. We started with the Antipasto Della Casa was lovely! Cannelloni beans, marinated shrimp, cheese. Salami, olives, and more! For dinner we had the Bucatini Alla Enzo and the Filetto Con Formaggio. The pasta was outstanding! The mushrooms made the dish but the quality of all the ingredients--excellent! Rudy's recommendation of the Chianti paired perfectly. The steak my partner had was cooked perfectly and was melt in your mouth tender. The slice of cake for my birthday and the cookies were a great ending. Be sure to go outside and sit by the lake. We listened to the guitarist for a while and watched the sun set. A perfect special occasion place but also somewhere to have a few drinks and nibbles and enjoy the sunset and music.

This spot is great for the whole family. I loved the inclusion of the outdoor games. They were…read moregreat for the kids! When it comes to inside the space, they have so many options in terms of food. I like how the food represented a bunch of different cultures from around the world. They also have a very good seating area, and there is a space for events. I attended a draw lab event here and it was really fun to get to be with that group and also have time to explore the space.

Them: "We're going to the Great Southern Box Company after work." Me: "What's that?" Them: "It's on…read moreNorth OBT, just past 50." Me: "I'm not going anywhere on North OBT." Them: "No, it's a food hall in the Packing District." Me: "You are literally making up random words to me right now and saying them."   If you've lived in Orlando for most of your life like I have, you might've thought the only thing worth your time in this neighborhood was long-time staple Fairvilla Megastore. While Fairvilla's stamina and staying power are still going strong, there's a new entry into this previously otherwise under stimulating area--gentrification. Princeton & North OBT apparently underwent an industrial chic makeover in the past few years, becoming essentially "New College Park" (CP is a few blocks east), gaining a Publix, some trendy apartments called the Cannery, and the Great Southern Box Company food hall.   The GSBC concept is honestly great--it's a collection of locally-owned restaurants arrayed around a central bar in the middle of a big hall. There's large, open seating both inside and especially outside, where there's a large astroturf lawn with lounging chairs and lawn games. My review mostly focuses on the venue as a whole, specifically the bar in the middle, but there are multiple individual small businesses and vendors within that definitely deserve their own separate, stellar reviews at a later date, as the food at these is amazing - - these include Eighty Twenty, Antica Pizzeria, Fui Yo Mexicana, A Lo Cubano, Braza Brazilian Steakhouse, Waffle Sandwich Bar, and more. The sheer amount of choices makes this place a definite recommendation even though my group's most recent experience at the middle bar wasn't as good as my last one- - the concept and overall vibe is just that good.   A group of us went on a Friday night after work (my second visit) and sat in a booth near the bar. Prices are ok, $5-7 for beers, and $10-$14 for cocktails. The drinks on this trip were "Meh." A friend had already arrived and ordered one cocktail, sharing that she'd taken a while to get noticed even though the bar was not crowded and there were many bartenders. She also said her drink was mostly mixer ("It's all juice!"). I walked over to the bar and was served right away but was told that on a Friday night they were out of all beers except for two (Smithwick and an IPA). I ordered the Smithwick, which wasn't filled to the top; I later ordered a Honey & Thyme, which turned out to be a very light pour and mostly the lemon zest mixer, same as my friend's. My other friend ordered a Tony's Spicy Rita ($14) at that point and received it in a small plastic cup, as there were no more glasses.   That said, I'd visited here a year ago and remembered that the drinks and service were great, so I don't know if this was a rare off night or indicative of a longer, more permanent slide in quality. We ordered some GREAT food from Eighty Twenty, but more on that in a separate review of that business, as it deserves its own accolades.   The inconsistency of my two experiences in the center bar (each a year apart) is the only reason I give four stars instead of five, but I really do appreciate this concept as a whole, and I very much hope this place and the businesses within succeed and continue to be around for a long time.   I'll be visiting again for sure, and hopefully the next time will be a bit closer to what I remember on my first visit. Again, the concept and overall vibe is just that good. I DO recommend that Orlando residents (especially long-time residents who are just learning for the first time that Orlando has a Packing District) check this out, as no matter what, you'll find something good for every member of your group that will make it worth your time.

We had our wedding reception here in October 2022…read more Pros: - the venue is beautiful - the food wait staff were friendly and helpful Cons: - we found a snake in the venue while setting up and had to trap and release it outside ourselves - we were up sold on a bunch of tv/display screens ($1,000+) but they didn't function properly and ruined our grand entrance. They refused to refund us for this. We didn't even get much support for the set up of the screen. The tech they sent didn't speak English so we couldn't even communicate what the problems were to them. - The venue is grossly over priced ($18k+ for 5pm-11pm) - Josephine, the owner or operator of the business, was not communicative. We asked her to confirm things multiple times well before the reception and heard very little to nothing back so we had to hope she was going to deliver. She was rude and dismissive at times to my family members and wedding planner. - we ended up having to put together much of the decorations ourselves even though we paid for the staffing Overall, we did the best we could with what we had to enjoy our special night. But we would not recommend our experience to others - especially not for the price they asked of us.

Growing up in Altamonte Springs, I had driven by Maison & Jardin too many times to count. I…read moreremember how upscale, exotic and enticing the European-style restaurant seemed tucked away behind lush trees and a long driveway entrance. As luck may have it, a friend of mine decided to have his wedding reception in one of the smaller private rooms. I was astounded by the beauty of the place. Seeing it up close was breath-taking. Archways, ornate decorations, elaborate flower decorations, over-sized windows that overlook lush landscaping including a small pond surrounded by statues. The overall atmosphere is perfect for any special occasion and it lends itself very well to beautifully composed photographs. Inside the lighting continued setting the perfect mood with dim lighting, low playing music and upscale table settings. Not idle for photo taking but great for setting the right mood. While absolutely beautiful and stunning, for all the luxury and European charm, I wasn't too thrilled with the food and the room the reception was held in was quite small. And I'm sure it all came with a hefty price-tag.

I recently attended a baby shower here and had no idea this place even existed. Its a very spacious…read morespace and it's perfect for hosting events. There is also a kitchen and a room to get dressed. I really liked how barn doors were added to close off these areas. They added character to the space. Its clean, modern, and has plenty of parking. I'll definitely keep Solshine Events in mind for my next celebration!

As someone who's only been playing casually for almost 2 years. It's a solid course especially for…read morebeginners looking for a good round without too much pressure. Course itself is pretty well maintained. Recently played on Valentine's Day right after the random 30 degree cold snap we had in the Orlando area and the fairways and overall conditions held up alright. The greens could definitely use some love. They roll pretty fast in my opinion, which can be tough especially if you're not the strongest putter like me... Biggest downside is the pace of play. Every time I've been here it tends to back up and rounds can get slow. But I do keep coming back so I can't complain too much!

A BUNCH OF THIEVES…read more I am absolutely DONE with this place. I've now had a wedge AND TWO RANGEFINDERS disappear after leaving them at this course. I've accidentally left clubs and equipment at plenty of other golf courses, and somehow they manage to put the items in lost and found and return them to their owners. But here? Apparently anything you leave behind just magically vanishes. At this point, after THREE separate items have gone missing, I have a very hard time believing this is just bad luck. Whoever is responsible for the cart barn/lost-and-found operation seriously needs to be looked into, because something is clearly not right. Golf equipment is NOT cheap. A rangefinder can cost hundreds of dollars, and people shouldn't have to worry that forgetting something in a cart means they'll never see it again. What pisses me off even more is that the course itself is FINALLY starting to look like a decent golf course. I was actually happy with the direction the place was going, and then this happens AGAIN. I will give credit where it's due: the customer service staff and managers I've dealt with are usually great and have a good attitude. My issue is with whatever the hell is happening between the carts, cart barn, and lost and found. Either nobody has a clue what is going on back there, there is absolutely ZERO accountability, or someone is walking away with customers' property. None of those possibilities are acceptable. Once is an accident. Twice makes you suspicious. THREE TIMES is absolutely ridiculous. If you golf here, KEEP TRACK OF EVERY SINGLE THING YOU OWN before you leave the property, because based on my experience, if you forget something, don't expect to ever see it again. Absolutely unacceptable and shady as fuck.