We have come here multiple times and Jeff is always working. Jeff is always welcoming and so much…read morefun to banter with. Wine selection is good, and if they don't have something he will recommend based on your preference. It's nice to have this place in the middle of a tourist hub. We enjoy coming to Icon and popping in to see Jeff.

Kind of tucked away in the chaos of icon park and was pretty empty compared to the other places but…read moreactually liked that as it made the atmosphere a bit more chill! As far as food options go there isn't many but both of the flatbreads were good! The wine flights were 2oz each and you can pick your own or go with a preset one!

I love wine so I did the wine tasting at Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant. I like that they have…read moresweet, semi-sweet, and variety selections. I opted for the sweet wine because I like more flavor. I tried 8 different wines. They were all good! The bartenders were friendly and knew their wines. They were good at explaining the different flavors and selections. The bar area for wine tasting is first come, first serve, so it was crowded by the time I got there. I suggest getting there early if you want to grab a good spot. They do tastings all day every day so going during the week might be a better option if you want to avoid crowds. I went on a Friday and even though it was crowded, the vibe was nice. This is a great place to chill for a couple of hours and its not expensive. You honestly cant go wrong!!

As long-time Ambassador members originally from the Chicago area, Cooper's Hawk has been a staple…read morefor our family for over 15 years. We have been incredibly loyal patrons over the years, which is why it is disappointing to write this review regarding our experience at the iDrive location. Tonight's service fell far below the standard we have come to expect, particularly on a night that was not busy. The timeline of our meal was highly inconsistent: Service Gaps: We sat with empty glasses for 10+ minutes on two separate occasions. Pacing Issues: Appetizers took roughly 30 minutes to arrive, and our main entrées took an additional 45 minutes. Food Quality: Because of the kitchen and (or) service delays, the entrées had clearly been sitting under a heat lamp for an extended period, resulting in one of the dishes in our party arriving at room temperature. While we know Ambassador status doesn't necessarily come with significant perks, it does reflect a long history of brand loyalty. Over the past six months, the service at this specific location has been hit-or-miss, but tonight was a definitive miss. I sincerely hope management addresses these operational issues so the location can return to the high standards we know Cooper's Hawk is capable of.

The food here is incredible. Especially for the price. $2 cans of beer, $2.50 bottles. Dinners for…read moreunder $10. And great portions. I had the bbq chicken dinner with cole slaw and Mac and Cheese. A good portion for an individual, not quite enough to share. The Mac wasn't runny or heavy with great flavor. The cole slaw was great. Really fresh.... The chicken was juicy and plenty of BBQ sauce. The sauce had just enough zip too! I live nearby so this is now a local favorite!

This place has undergone an interesting change, where they now call themselves Back To the 80s…read moreWinery and Brewery. It's got some great theming with TV shows and music, but it also has some problems. First off, it's not a brewery. They have bottled beer and one craft beer. Not even a tap system. Decent selections of wine though. They don't have old-school video games. They have a large emulation system that charges way too much money and takes forever to find your favorite games. There was stuff all over the floor when I visited. I know the owners were going for a "party" atmosphere, but someone could easily slip and hurt themselves. Finally, they were charging top-dollar for little toys, like $5 for a mini Rubik's Cube. The slap bracelets were cool, but that's about it. Back To the 80's has some promise, but they need to actually be a brewery to live up to their name. Imagine the inspired beers you could make here.

This museum has a coffee shop where you can find desserts and multiple chocolates. You can also be…read morepart of the tour that starts every hour. The tour is really interesting. You go through the story of chocolate, you learn about the process, you see some art with chocolate, and you taste different chocolates at the end. It is fun, the tours takes an hour and then you can purchase your favorite chocolate at the end. Highly recommended.

Such a random spot. Came for the tour and wine and chocolate tasting. The tour was interesting, the…read morecoolest part was the chocolate sculptures at the end. The tour came with chocolate samples at the end. The 100% cacao was disgusting, but fun to try it after learning the history. The wine and chocolate tasting paring was the best part. Overall, if you have an afternoon to kill, go on Groupon and get a ticket!

The Weinkeller is located at EPCOT in the World Showcase, Germany pavilion. You will need a park…read moreticket in order to visit. This is nothing more than a gift shop/bar. It is one of the more hidden bars, in my opinion, around World Showcase. When you enter the pavilion, it is off to the left right before Biergarten. We like to stop in here because they have a lot of the same options as their stands outside and this one is air conditioned. They also offer our favorite, Mozart chocolate liquor. This is so delicious and something we purchase for our home. They also offer wine, beer, and a few other specialty liquors. Everything in here is available to purchase and also authentic to Germany, with most actually being produced in Germany. I think this is a great stop, not a lot of people are aware of it, its air conditioned and has some really awesome options. If you taste something you really like, you can even purchase a bottle to take home. I think having something smaller such as a Mozart shot, is also really great if you are doing the infamous Drinking around the world. Its small but packs a big punch. The only downside is there are no tables or chairs inside. There is one table, which is standing only, but if you want to sit and enjoy your drink you will have to go outside and try and find a table. The tables in this pavilion are far and few between. There are hardly any! This pavilion is actually very small compared to others and mostly gift shops. But if you are walking around world showcase and feel like a great glass of wine, a good German beer or our favorite, Mozart chocolate liquor, then this should be your stop!

The Weinkeller is located in EPCOT in the World Showcase, Germany pavilion. This is just a bar, but…read moreone you can visit if you have a ticket for the park. I feel it is one of the more hidden bars, around World Showcase. Most people I mention it to ask what is that, where is that. When you enter the pavilion, it is off to the left right before Biergarten, the sit-down buffet restaurant. We like to stop in here since a lot of their options are the same as their stands outside and this bar area is air conditioned. Our favorite thing here which you can only get here is Mozart chocolate liquor. This is so delicious and something we purchase for our home, it is small, pretty much just a shot but it packs a punch and if you do not like beer, it is a great substitute. This location also offers wine, beer, and a few other specialty liquors. Everything in here is available to purchase and also authentic to Germany, with most actually being produced in Germany. I think this is a great stop for this pavilion. It is very not talked about and sort of hidden if you are not looking. To the outside it just looks like a gift shop. The line is usually really short, its air conditioned and has some really great options. If you taste something you really like, you can even purchase a bottle to take home. I think you have to ship it to the front; I don't believe you can carry it around with you, but don't quote me on that. I think having something smaller such as a Mozart shot, is also really great if you are doing the infamous Drinking around the world or if you do not like beer. Germany is pretty well known for its beer, so those that do not enjoy it, you have other options. The only downside here is there are no tables or chairs inside. There is one table, which is standing only, and again only one, if someone is there, there is nowhere inside for you. If you want to sit and enjoy your drink you will have to go outside and try and find a table. The tables in this pavilion are far and few between aka there are very few! This pavilion is actually very small compared to others, it is also mostly gift shops. There are only 2 places to eat here compared to Japan which has 4. However, if you are looking for something unique to Germany, I would suggest the Weinkeller. Grab a great wine, a Schoffer Grapefruit Beer or our favorite, Mozart.

Well, as it is that time of the year when I go to player one again. Player one is a video game bar…read moretheir original location I believe is in Las Vegas and I think this is their second location. It is off of the Palm Parkway, Street. Player one is a video game bar if I didn't mention that earlier normally this bar gets very busy later in the evening however it's not late in the evening so it's not that busy right now. This location is a 21 and up location all the games Inside where the bar is are included in your five dollar price point. They do offer discounts if you work at Disney or Universal, etc., they have some snacks as well as the Chinese food next-door to eat as well. Tonight I decided to have the cider boys caramel apple for seven dollars. It is probably one of my favorite sliders that they currently have and I also tasted the 1911 sugarplum cider. I did not like it though.

Fun spot with a nice selection of games and a great overall vibe. Some of the machines could use a…read morebit of maintenance, we paid $6 each to get in on a Friday night, which felt totally reasonable, and drink prices were pretty good too, around $6 for a beer. Overall, it's a good place for a casual date night or hanging out with friends. Would definitely come back.

We booked the Winter Park restaurant tasting tour for an afternoon company outing and loved it! It…read morewas a unique experience and the food was tasty (received more than expected). We had 18 people in our group, but this type of tour would also be conducive to smaller groups as well. The tour guides were knowledgeable but not intrusive, and they kept things on track throughout to ensure we got the most out of each of our 3 stops.

Savor our City was awesome this week in setting up a client event for me in Orlando. The service…read morewas responsive. Very easy to work with Denise. She will take the time to understand your needs and tailor a plan that meets your needs depending on the headcount, location constraints and make it real fun. Will definitely do business again with Denise next time in Orlando

I'm not a champagne girl, but while you are in France, it is a must to try it. It was good, but I…read moreprefer wine. So, Max got himself a French beer and I a glass of red. He had no clue what it was. All that he knew was that it was a full bodied red. We are going back today to find it as I'm buying a couple of bottles to take home.

La Maison Du Vin is your stop for French Champagne, and a must stop for us every time we visit…read moreEPCOT. It is located in the France pavilion towards the back left of the actual pavilion. It is technically a gift shop, but you can purchase drinks in here. The shop has many cute items themed after Remy's Ratatouille, as well as some Fresh themed items and food items. You can also purchase bottles of French wine and Champagne to take home with you. There is a very small counter which has the drinks. There is a menu which is all wine or champagne as well as a couple of beer options. There are no mixed drinks here. They wine ranges in price with the most expensive being Dom Perignon! I personally have never had Dom or saw a bottle so it's neat to see. It is almost $55 for a glass. We personally always go for the Veuve Clicquot Brut for $15 and we also make it a double. A double will be 10 ounces and honestly for $30 for 10 ounces, I feel it is a good price for Disney, when you compare it to the price of the whole bottle. Of course there is a markup, but it's comparable to Disney prices. You can also get a flight of champagne which gives you 3 different champagnes to try. The only issue is they give you 3 glasses, and no holder like most of the other Disney flights are served in. All in all, this is a great stop. We always stop here for a nice glass of champagne. The line can get rather long especially on busy days, but if you are just getting wine, it is much shorter than the bakery line. I would always recommend stopping here for a very delicious and authentic French Champagne.

Nice place to get a drink. Max was happy with his beer. The service is friendly and they are from…read morethe country. It gave us a chance to talk because we are working on taking a cruise. The place is small. Almost like an indoor kiosk.

Stopped in for some drinks…read more I had the peach moscato which was wonderful. So wonderful that I bought a bottle! My boyfriend had a lemonchello which he enjoyed as well. Very quick stop on our visit around the world! Service was welcoming.