This is a very welcoming environment. They host Sunday bingo and it gets really busy. The staff is…read morealways friendly and inviting.

Knights of Columbus Hall. This Council has been in Orlando for over ninety years. Hall is…read moreavailable for rent. Bingo on Sunday's. The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's fraternal organization, with over 1.8 million members worldwide.

Ive used this parking garage a few times since it was central to a few events I attended in this…read morearea. Parking rates were different everytime. The first time was $3. The second time was $10. And last night was $25. I guess it depends on the day and time you use the parking garage. I'm sure you can find free street parking elsewhere or something cheaper but I use it for convenience. I'm not a fan of parking far away in areas I don't really frequent and parking garages scare me at night especially when I'm alone. But this parking garage is pretty well lit and they do have security that patrol the area which makes me feel better. If you're heading to one of the restaurants on the main streets, get off the elevator on the garage level. Make your way down a short ramp to the left , and here you will find the Bao restaurant, a restaurant to the right, a small courtyard to the left (where I saw someone singing and playing a guitar), Kres chophouse across the street and Solitas Tacos and Margaritas is down to the right around the corner. I very rarely come to Downtown Orlando because of the traffic but when I do I use this garage. Just pay one flat rate and I'm good for the rest of the day/evening.

I'm a big fan of public transit, and a supporter of Sunrail - so, 5 stars. If you haven't tried…read morethem, you should. I LOVE waving at the cars jammed up on I4 or stopped at the crossing as my train cooly choo-choos by. Not schadenfreude, but yeah, there's satisfaction in having chosen the better mode of transportation. The only thing of import about Church Street Station is the location. Unlike most other stations that I've used/seen, the south-bound and north-bound platforms are not opposite each other. South-bound is south of South Street, on the west side, while north-bound is north of South, on the east side (got that?) Even google maps has this wrong, as they show only the north-bound location. I've reached out to the techs several times, but they have yet to correct it the last I looked. Happy riding!

We attended a very nice corporate event at this studio and it was such a neat venue. I highly…read morerecommend it! It was a very unique and memorable experience...

If you're looking for a private live event venue or a place to shoot photo or video, check out this…read moreplace. Two large studios, with an office and kitchen. Lots of options for the space.

I've lived in this area for almost 2 decades now. I've always passed this place since I was a jit…read moreand I never really thought of this plaza until now when me and my brother walk past here frequently. I remember there used to be a Shell gas station with a Dunkin' Donuts here which we would go to but both closed down around 2013. It's really unfortunate how this plaza never really took off, on Google Maps and Earth it shows the plaza being built in 2007-2008 and it's a beautiful Roman Mediterranean-style plaza completed around 2010. When you go back on the history of this plaza you see that the spaces have struggled to get leased out despite the area being new, the businesses that were here but are now gone did quite well for the time despite all that. Around 2015 the old Shell gas station price board following the decommissioning of the gas station was changed to have a sign that was illuminated talking about a Kobe Japanese steakhouse that was coming soon in that plaza. It's been 10 years since then and it's never opened up, sadly seeming like a futile attempt at reviving the place. These days the gas station and car wash remain abandoned, but the plaza has seen somewhat of a decent revival with more of the spaces being taken up by businesses. Some of the original businesses that left because of Covid have even returned today which is a great sight. It seems like the plaza has since been renamed City Lake Pointe, similar to the apartment complex of the same name that was built after it. Based on the history of this place and Ms. L's previous review of this place (and her very interesting point about the irony of the statues), it becomes clear that this place was just a victim of wrong timing. I hope one day this plaza will be renovated and bustling, finally giving it the well-deserved success that was taken from it.

This is one of those building if it was built in the early 2000 would have been an amazing mix of…read moreretail and dining experience. However being we are in an economic crisis and the British tourism has dwindle to a 30%. This shopping center has become the epitome of no they will not come if you build it. Which is a shame with the right marketing this could be a gold mine with so many time shares and apartment in the area. Upon entering the parking lot there's this gorgeous water fountain surrounded by the Gods and Roman Emperor not sure if it's Caesar or not, even David has joined the party. There are 2 carves ornate benches in marble I think not sure what kinds of stone it is. The building itself is a 2 story with smaller figurines of Romans statues and Emperors on the roof. The courtyard is flank by 2 staircases that meets together at the top of the landing where another Emperor presides. This is such a beautiful building, I would luv to see it occupied by interesting mix businesses. Now that I'm thinking about it, they might have jinxed themselves with so many emperors statues that had been either beheaded or killed.

The Dex Imaging Skyline Club is the newest premium event space from Florida Citrus Sports at the…read moreFlorida Citrus Bowl Stadium. This 3,500-square-foot space accommodates up to 100 guests, features spectacular views of Downtown Orlando from its signature bar, and affords a unique indoor-outdoor event experience. The Dex Imaging Skyline Club is the perfect place for business and social events of all types and sizes. From business meetings, seminars and speaking engagements to luncheons and happy hours, the Dex Imaging Skyline Club is sure to impress your colleagues and clients. And for social events, from wedding rehearsal dinners and receptions to birthday, anniversary, graduation and holiday parties, the Dex Imaging Skyline Club is both unique and sophisticated. Features: * 3,500-square-foot space accommodates up to 100 guests * Views overlooking the Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium and Downtown Orlando * Flexible Space - Removable platforms and bar area allows for a wide range of set-ups * All-Inclusive Pricing - All audio visual equipment is included--11 flat-screen TVs, hanging projector, large screen for presentations and premium sound system, with on-site technical support throughout your event * Complimentary Parking - Conveniently located at the stadium's Club Suite entry with 24-hour security * Private entrance, elevator and restrooms * Catering and Furniture Partners - To bring the vision for your event to life Rental fee: Enjoy use of the Dex Imaging Skyline Club, including audio visual equipment, on-site support staff, parking and 24-hour security for $800 for less than four hours or $1,500 for four hours or more. Use of the field is also available for field days and other events for an additional fee. Call for more information. Discounts are available for Florida Citrus Sports members (15% for Skyline Club level members and 10% for all other member levels). Members of Florida Citrus Sports participate in one of Orlando's most-respected charitable and professional networks. The organization pumps hundreds of millions of dollars into our local economy and helps thousands of at-risk youth through its Foundation initiatives. For details on becoming a member, call 407.423.2476. For rental information, contact: Erica Collins, Collins Catering & Events Exclusive Caterer - Dex Imaging Skyline Club Email: catering@collinscateringfla.com Phone: 407.370.6960

As a random, spur of the moment activity a friend and I decided to pop in to see what they have on…read moredisplay. We had actually arrived about 15 minutes prior to opening time but was able to hang out in the cool lobby while the workers finished their opening protocols. Standard admission is currently $10 and the building has 4 floors, with displays on floors 2-4. The main floor has a small gift shop. It was recommended that we start on floor 4 and work our way down. There was a mix of very interesting displays on Florida history including ranches, orange groves, the native people including some early interactions with those that escaped slavery, black history, a court room. Disney and NASA. There was even a tribute to Florida's 150th birthday. Quite the selection of history snippets for the limited space. It was an ok way to spend $10 and about 1.5 hours of time in Downtown Orlando. Worth visiting at least once.

Great museum in the heart of downtown. They used to have…read morefree Thursdays on the 3rd Thursday but they no longer do it. I did have a senior discount for $8. Three floors. We learned a lot about Florida I've been here before and some of the stuff is the same. Talks about the oranges and the cattle and the Indians and then it goes into Disney. They took one of the rooms and made it into a great place for the kids to play and draw and take photos of themselves very cute. They usually have some kind of unique display but they didn't have that this time. Great little spot to spend 2 hours. If you park in the library garage they will give you free parking for 2 hours. Hopefully they bring back some more displays one time they did a whole section on old toys from my childhood I really like that one.!

Nice town worth swinging out of the way to visit. Lots of non chain coffee shops, and gift…read moreboutiques. Very nice hanging plants and path down the center of the main street. The highlight of the place was the Central Railroad Museum for me. I bought two book on Central Florida railroads, neither of which I had seen on Amazon. I just moved fairly near a former citrus line so the topic fascinates me. The Welcome center type place by the caboose was oddly not open at 3 in the afternoon, I was hoping to get books or reproduction postcards of the citrus industry.

It's a little crowed since Covid most of the main town has cut parking and added extra table for…read moreopen seating. Seems to make driving much more difficult. There already parking issues and now it's not better at all. So many things to do just lots of parking issue. NOTE: was informed there is a parking garage. I've only parked by the establishments.

I love a historic home, and this 1925 colonial style house in Grove Park is a really beauty. The…read morecenterpiece of Cypress Grove Park is the regal two-story Estate House owned by one of the county's earliest tax collectors. Almost 3 million dollars were invested into renovating the house when Cypress Grove Park was created in 1994. The house is now a premier spot in Orlando for weddings, showers, corporate events, and other private parties. I enjoyed admiring the stately home and walking the lush grounds with oak and cypress trees, blooming flowers, and landscaped lawns. The property has a beautiful view of the scenic Lake Jessamine. A walk down a brick pathway takes you to a romantic white gazebo which is the site of many weddings. The lake and charming park landscape provides the perfect backdrop for nuptials or a casual picnic on the back lawn.

Cypress Grove is a beautiful spot for pictures! I have photographed weddings, engagement photos,…read morefamily portraits and more at this location. There is a lake, cypress trees, the estate house, a rose garden, several gazebos, the photo spots are endless! Just beware, lots of other people have the same idea so you will have to be creative in working your way around other people taking photos and try to avoid getting them in your background.