Mount Dora Marketplace is a great spot to fuel up and they have a variety of options so everyone in…read moreyour party can be happy. My daughter and son-in-law enjoyed CYO pasta bowls, my grandson had a kids meal from the BBQ joint, and I opted for Lebanese food. The market offers inside seating and the portions match the price point. The pasta eaters had Alfredo creations, one with fettuccine and the other with rigatoni. A grilled cheese and side of Mac and cheese was ordered at the BBQ spot for my grandson, and I opted for a chicken tawook platter with hummus and rice from Beirut Bites. The 2 chicken skewers were well flavored and the hummus was fantastic, but the pita slices and rice were average. The customer service was excellent. The pasta peeps very much enjoyed their creations and the grilled cheese was enjoyed. Unfortunately, little man couldn't eat the Mac and cheese because it was flavored with peppers and had some kick. For an adult, it was tasty. All in all, this was a great spot for lunch. We filled our bellies and departed with leftovers.

If you are looking for a cute historical town near a body of water, this one has lots of walkable…read moreshops with various memorial benches to people watch. There are numerous eateries, sweet shops, shopping, and even a book store! I think there's something for everyone.

I came to this location looking to purchase some magic and I found it. I purchased a small…read moresteamboat Willy stuffy for less than $5. I didn't come with a plan i just wanted to first check this place out. I believe cast members are able to take things and sell them here. I found lanyards, ears, loungefly bags, hats, clothes, plates, and so much more. The selection and options are endless here. I took a star off because nothing here is very organized it's just in sections. It's also very crowded by things and people. While here someone accidentally broke something while trying to reach an item. This location has a Facebook page worth looking at. The owner is friendly and helpful. The things I saw were decently priced. One thing that blew my mind was the Disney parks trash can being sold here. I recommend and stopping by to just look at the stuff, I bet you will leave with at least one thing.

Review of a new transplant Disney adult but the kind that doesn't need every aspect of my life…read moretouched by the mouse (if that gives any context): It's a really interesting spot. Lots of one of a kind artifacts and pieces which are really cool to look at. Pricing is quite steep. If you are going in for some fun vi take or one offs you will pay for it-this is not the place to find a bargain. I went in hoping to find some cool art that has a flavor of Disney without being in your face about it and really liked the chest of blueprints (in the back left corner of the shop) but they were all $60+ for some that were nondescript. Anything that had a real whiff of anything Disney were far more expensive. I also hoped to find a cast member badge with my name on it as I was not allowed to keep mine. No luck (they are $25 each) not I'll go back to try to keep searching for that. Lots of cool stuff just be prepared to pay estate sale prices. I almost bought a vintage embroidered MGM denim jacket ($250) not the size was way too big to justify. Most of the jackets were men's and quite large in size (most large-xxl). The women's options were largely newer and smaller sizes. I also want to note that as I was combing through the various wracks of clothing there was often a strong oder. Be it BO or mildew, it seems they do not wash the garments before putting them on the floor (which makes sense-can't blame them for that) but that also means that people are donated soiled garments. So PSA: if you donate clothing (anywhere not just here) please wash those garments first. This is just common sense and basic decency. At the end I I planned to buy two pairs of ears ($14.99 each) and a popcorn bucket ($39) bit had to take a work call before I could purchase. I left my items at the till and took my call in the car. I went back in and they were swamped-like I couldn't see the till over the people in the space so I felt a little over stimulated and left empty handed. Stopped in on a Wednesday morning thinking it wouldn't be busy on a week day in the am. I was wrong lol. It was quite congested which made it kind of difficult to browse because I feeling as though I was in someone way or pathway. A staff member was speaking with someone and I could overhear her saying it was a "slow morning" so I can't imagine what a weekend or a high traffic time is like in here. All in all it is kind of a gem even if you're just there to sip on a coffee and browse. You need time and patience to comb through e surging and you'll probably find some gems but be ready to pay for said gems. This is not a Bergen thrift store.