One of my favorite downtown city spots to walk around! There are plenty of shops and restaurants in the area. It is a more upscale and pricy area, so the shops reflect that for the most part. There are plenty of restaurants to eat at; Boca, Panera, BriarPatch, to name a few, there's a good variety! I love going to Spice and Tea for their selections of spices and an Iced Crème Brûlée Tea. There are also services like glasses and a Truist bank on Park Ave. plenty of services to choose from! Even a real estate agent office! There are shops for everyone! Kathmandu for Crystals and metaphysical goods. Achiest Olive for oils, vinegar and pantry items! read more

I'd finished a weeklong conference in Orlando, and I had the better part of a day to kill before my flight home. I really wanted to visit a Lilly Pulitzer store, and saw there was one located in Winter Park. I saw that there was other shopping options, and a Tiffany glass museum, so decided to spend my day here. I had no idea what a wonderful visit my day would turn out to be! There are wonderful places to eat, great shopping, a museum, and a park. I didn't have trouble finding parking, but I could see where it would be difficult on a busy day. I would highly recommend this area if you are in town visiting. read more

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Spent over 500 dollars on shopping and food and got a parking ticket. Paid for the ticket in five days, but they still charged me an extra five dollars for being late. What a scam place, will never go back there or recomment this area again. read more

Park Avenue is a very trendy section of Winter Park with a lot of dining and shopping options. They have a nice park and a farmers market on the weekends in addition to the shops and restaurants. I would definitely recommend heading here. read more

I am a local and have enjoyed the good eats , wine bar and fun shops on park Ave ! Perfect for a picnic in the park, ride on the sunrail, shopping or evenings at the local restaurants, ice cream shops or hidden bars! All around this is a perfect place to spend the day and night ! read more

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Cute area to walk around, do some shopping, grab a coffee, drinks or lunch and dinner with family or friends. Loved the ambiance.

The Park Avenue Shopping Area is always a good time. It's the perfect place to bring out of town guests or to visit for a great meal and a nice stroll around the shops. They have a nice mix of big franchises and locally owned and unique stores. Many of the restaurants have small outdoor eating areas that are very enjoyable when the weather is cool. Recently I stopped by to pick up a couple of items at Peterbrooke. They used to have a store in Winter Garden but it closed so Park Avenue is where we go now for our chocolate. After shopping we enjoyed a Kilwins ice cream while sitting on one of the many benches along the street. read more

A gorgeous historic area in Winter Park that offers tons of shops, restaurants and park area for walking or relaxing. Park Ave in the main strip through this area but there are several off shoot streets that offer some great finds to, so be sure to venture off the path. You'll find Starbucks, brunch hot spots like Briar Patch and 310 Park South, a wine cafe, shops with everything from children's toys to Alex and Ani bracelets, an art museum, Catholic church, and a large park area with fountains and greenery are just a few things along this strip. The street starts at Rollins College and heads down into housing in old Winter Park. There's parallel parking along the street, if you can find it, but there's also public parking lots just off the main street. There's also a good farmers market on weekends! Overall: A Great way to spend time and a very lovely area! read more

One of my favorite things to do is to visit Park Avenue in Winter Park. I like to window shop, people watch and visit the boutiques. There are also a variety of restaurants, hidden courtyards to explore, Central Park and the Morse museum. You can have so much fun within a few block radius. read more

Love shopping here. Always find some bargains and good food. Will be back! Beautiful area read more

Love strolling around Park Ave. any day of the week. It is such a lovely area to relax, shop, eat, drink and of course... be merry =) So many different retail locations around here... chains, mom and pop shops, food, unique jewelry, gifts... basically anything you need you can grab here. This street is definitely best explored via foot as everything is up and down the same street. You can literally spend the entire day on this one street and do, see and experience so many different things. You can start with the day on the Farmers Market, walk through the park, see some great art, eat some amazing food, drinks some delicious drinks, beautify yourself and shop your little heart out. I suggest this location for a relaxing stroll, a post where you can grab great gifts or a day to spoil yourself silly! read more

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This place is beautiful! I came here on a Saturday morning with my family who was visiting from Miami. We didn't know they had a farmers market here on Saturdays (right off Park Ave) until we got there. There were a ton of vendors - a lemonade vendor, popcorn vendor, cactus/succulent vendor, pickle vendor, and many more! After browsing the farmers market we went for a stroll along Park Ave. The weather was perfect, it was sunny and it wasn't hot. There is a beautiful park on one side with a garden that has a ton of beautiful roses and flowers. There were people having picnics on the grass enjoying the beautiful day. They have a Burger Fi, Williams Sonoma, Panera, along with other great restaurants like Prato, Luma, Briarpatch, and even Barnie's Coffee Kitchen which is great for a quick coffee! Overall, this is a great place to come to when the weather is nice, there are a ton of great restaurants and cute stores! There is also an Alex and Ani store. My family loved Park Ave and said that next time they come and visit we're going back! read more

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Beautiful hidden area with old town feel. NOT packed with tourists as it is located in Winter Park, far away from the parks and main attractions. The streets are full of great little boutiques, cafes, and restaurants, and there's even a small Farmer's Market. Worth visiting while in Orlando. read more

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I love this part of Orlando and if you are regular here you know "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood". Park Ave is loaded with great places to shop, eat and pamper yourself. The main central park has recently been redone and looks great. Enjoy some time by the fountain and be sure to appreciate the many blooming trees, pots and plants. The rose garden always has me wondering what the HECK are they doing to get those roses looking so great?! If you want to spend a day on the Avenue on a random Saturday, start out at the Farmers Market and grab a coffee or quick bite while looking at all of the cool stuff. From there, stroll the Avenue and window shop, grab a spa service, browse the galleries or spend the afternoon in The Morse Museum. Enjoy lunch alfresco at one of the many places to dine at on the avenue, so many great places to choose from. But, save room for dessert. Since you are walking so much, be sure to stop into Peterbrooke Chocolatier of Winter Park for a chocolate treat or a gelato. I mean, it's decadent and you cannot walk by their cute shop without popping in for a treat. Park Ave is a great mix of local shops and national retailers, so you can hit Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware along with local gems like Tuni's and Timothy's Gallery. read more

I am a fan of this area. Simply because it is great for walking about, and a really great spot for a date. If everything goes well, for example, there are plenty of other places to keep you occupied. Parking can be a challenge at times, however, with SunRail now in service, this is probably one of the only stops with businesses within walking distance (maybe expect for Florida Hospital Heatlh Village). Of course, one of my sole reasons for coming here is Alex & Ani, and mainly to walk around. Having events on occasion is another great reason to visit the area. Yes, this part of town is rather pricey, but great for a night out and walking about. read more

I love Park Ave for a variety of reasons. It's one of Central Florida's most beautiful areas, and there's so much to do. For the shopaholic: Park Ave boasts a variety of awesome shops. Be warned that most of the shops are a bit pricey. But, even if you don't have the money to spend on the hottest new fashions, it's fun just to stroll and window shop. And there are so many different types of shops. Something for every age group and style. For the foodie: Park Ave is restaurant central. You can find something here for whatever you're craving. Again, there is a portion of the restaurants that are higher-end and a bit more expensive (ex. Luma), but there are also a few more casual places (ex. BurgerFi) mixed in with a variety of other coffee shops, dessert stops and wine bars. I've been to many of the restaurants in this area and have loved everything. A lot of outdoor seating at most places, too, which is awesome on a sunny Florida day when the weather is mild. For the fitness junkie: Park Ave is a gorgeous place for a run! I'm a runner and now that I live in the Winter Park area this is one of my favorite places to go for a run on a sunny weekend morning. You can run through the park up through the residential area and do a loop back around. It's just lovely. For the dog lover: Park Ave is very dog friendly! You'll find many people sitting outside at the various cafes with their furry friend at their side. This is a great place to take your dog for a nice fun walk. For everyone: Park Ave frequently has some really cool events, like the Sidewalk Art festival or the Sip & Stroll. Check the City of Winter Park's website to see if there is anything upcoming. There is also a lovely light display and pop-up ice skating rink during the Christmas season. Basically, there is something here for everyone. Once you check it out for yourself you'll fall in love with the beauty of this street. read more

When you want to feel like getting away from it all, come here! It's a beautiful part of Winter Park and a great destination for not only residents but out of towners. Not only do they have one of the best and livelier Farmers Markets in the area (on Saturdays) but Park Avenue has plenty of shopping(both boutiques and national brands) , restaurants and much, more more! The area is great for strolling and relaxing and on a nice day, dining outside is preferred. It's a very pet friendly area and it is common to see pets dining with their owners. However, pets are not allowed in Central Park so keep that in mind. It is an area of wealth so don't be surprised to see Maseratis driving down Park Avenue like Toyotas. ;) Make sure to have your camera/IPhone ready because you will be taking plenty of photos. The scenery is just beautiful. Parking is wherever you can find it. Street parking fills up quickly. After work hours and on weekends, the lot near City Hall is free and there is also a free parking garage closer to the Panera side of Park Avenue. I would say this area is ideal for a great day date but also popular at night. read more

Park ave eases my mind and makes me happy. My blood pressure lowers and I often reach a zen-like state. I think the reason I enjoy it so much here is the sense of community here that you don't get in other areas of Orlando. There are shops and restaurants galore, prime people watching, and all kinds of specialty stores. Once a year, in March, the entire street is closed to traffic for a three day weekend for the Winter Park Arts festival, which happens to be my favorite festival in the country. Also, every saturday is the Winter Park farmers market. I met my wife there :) I shall return. read more

I LOVE PARK AVE!!!! There is really a lot going on here, and it's so beautiful! So much fun for an afternoon stroll through the shops with awesome places to stop, take a rest, and have a glass of wine and a snack. This is a great spot to browse if you're looking for a gift! So many stores with a huge selection among them... This is my go-to spot for birthday gift shopping! Red Marq even has great, unique wrapping paper and greeting cards! So many of the stores have awesome and unique jewelry - I LOVE the Ten Thousand Villages shop!! If you haven't been around the Park Ave area, you must check it out! Go on a Saturday afternoon, shop, eat, drink, relax, and enjoy!! It's also a very dog friendly area - lots of the shops have water bowls outside! read more

It really is a beautiful area that offers a nice mix of restaurants and shopping. Some of the shops are a little higher end, so be prepared to dish out a little more than normal cash, but you won't break the bank. There is also a great mix of small businesses in that area as well, so it's great to be able to support those as well. All the shops seem to be extremely dog friendly which is a huge bonus!!! However, the park across the street does not allow dogs (weird, though somewhat understandable). It's definitely a great place to visit if you're looking for a nice walk around the town. read more

Park avenue is not your typical shopping area with large department stores and corporate shops. Instead, the street is lined with independently owned boutiques, restaurants and wine bars that are, for the most part, posh in nature and for more sophisticated taste. Among the boutiques, I highly encourage all to check out Tuni, Bullfish and Katmandu. For food, 310, Bosphorous and Powerhouse are my faves. And, last but not least, for vino one MUST try the wine room and Eola Wine Company. All of these places are not cheap, but well worth the price. All in all, Park Ave is a fun, relaxing way to spend an afternoon. read more

Gorgeous area and shopping dining village. Lots of higher end shopping options. Tons of outdoor dining establishments. Great people watching. Well kept. Pretty park area too. Will be back read more

I absolutely love Park Avenue for it's shopping, eating, people watching! It's lady heaven. I'm sure it's man heaven too since they have cigar bars and tiny sports bars but I don't have those parts so I'm not 100% on that. The park is a great area to walk around enjoying the Florida sunlight. They have sensational events like their yearly art show and the weekly farmer's market that are great culture bursts in a town filled with Mickey ears. My favorite places to stop in are Bosphorous Turkish Cuisine, Wine Room, Eola Wine Company, Nicole Miller and Tuni's. read more

Park Avenue is a Central Florida treasure to be sure. The category listed on yelp is a misnomer because it's not particularly a shopping center and definitely is not a mall but rather an epicenter for the village of Winter Park intended for strolling along the park, having a line of great restaurants, wine bars, boutiques, ice cream shops, and a lot more. Starting from the South, you have Rollins College as the southern point of the avenue. The streets are filled with Rollins students all the time. In South Park you have great restaurants like 310 Park and great wine shops like the Wine Shop and Luma. There are also starbucks coffee restaurants and ice cream shops. Once you get to the point on Park where the park is on your left (heading north), that's when some of the classiest bars in Orlando can be found, then a line of spas and novelty gift shops, independently owned boutiques, and hidden nooks and cranies of treasures like a great place to eat breakfast, hidden book stores of the classics and rare books, and quaint gift shops selling the cleverest of crafts. They have a great upstairs spa in one of the buildings where you can get a top-notch massage or any other relaxing treatment that a spa would offer. The park to the left is a great place to take kids, play sports or to simply stroll but don't bring your dog here because it is not allowed. That's the one aspect I can't get behind. I guess they don't want dogs doing their business in the park but there are signs clearly posted everywhere to not bring your dog. There is also a canopied theatre where they used to have midday shows but I haven't seen one there since the early 90s. I'm sure they still use it for something. They opened an interesting wine and cheese store to the north where you can sample many different types of wine and some of the greatest cheeses known to man Park avenue is one of the classiest areas around, but that doesn't mean it's solely intended for the affluent. The restaurants there are all affordable that I've been to, the bars have reasonable drinks (though you can find cheaper drinks downtown), and the bookstores have incredibly cheap books. The only places where the prices would get high would be in apparel stores or in the wineries. There are plenty of hidden stores and restaurants in the back that no one knows about that end up rocking your world. One of these is the Park Bistro. Also, check out Park Avenue CDs for a great selection. Also, a smoothie place that uses actual fresh fruits instead of that syrupy crap you would get at planet smoothie. In addition to that, they have great Mediterranean food, health food, sandwiches, and drinks. It's a classy place with hidden treasures and is intended for everyone of all demographics and ages to enjoy. read more

Nice area to work around, however I wish more shops are open on Sunday's. Most shops here closes at 5 and 6 pm and for me thats blah. I rather go somewhere open til 8 or 9pm. I still don't know how businesses there are making it. The items are overpriced, they closes early, closed on Sundays. And they expect people would come. Well maybe the Super Rich Ones. There is even a shop that doesn't want you to use your phone while you are inside. They are making it look like you have to enjoy shopping without the techs, but I think the idea behind it is so that you cannot compare prices. read more

There is nothing like a beautiful day and a nice stroll along Park Ave in Winter Park. There are lots of great independent restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from. I love the eclectic mix of shops and the relaxed, dog friendly nature of the shops. (Although a grown woman pushing a stroller with a dog in it crosses the line from cute to just plain sad) The stores are pricey, this is Park Ave after all, but you may just be able to find that perfect gift. Also- it would be nice if the shops stayed open later, especially on the weekends. There have been many post dinner strolls along Park where all the shops have been close by 6pm! read more

Park Avenue is the poshest street in the Orlando area. It is loaded with shops and sidewalk cafes. Just a great place to go on a nice day. You spend most of an afternoon browsing. Also check out Hannibal square which is just a few blocks away. read more

Definitely a must see if you're visiting Orlando. It's such a beautiful street with cute little shops. Definitely stop by the Wine Room!

Park avenue is your typical local out door mall with stores meant for the upper class with money but u will find some good restaurants and a park were u can take your dog and relaxe for a few. read more

Park Avenue is the Rodeo Drive of Central Florida. When I first drove onto this Avenue it felt like entering a totally different world. I love the shops, wine bars, restaurants and of course, the Hair Salon at the North End!!! Yeah! read more

Park Ave has such a gorgeous strip of shops and restaurants, with a beautiful park across the way. This is one of the best places to go for high-end shopping, some of the best restaurants in Central Florida, and delicious dessert shops. It's a must-do for anyone traveling to Central Florida on vacation! And it's worth a quick detour to check out some of the decadent, humongous homes on the bordering streets by the golf course. read more

Park Avenue is beautiful and a favorite of mine for window shopping. Its quaint streets, cute shops, and sidewalk cafes are impressive to say the least. Unfortunately for actual purchases I go elsewhere, the boutiques and collectibles featured in the storefronts of this old world street are out of my price range for the most part. Their are a few standbys such as the Gap and Pottery Barn but the typical store on Park Avenue is that of a unique boutique only to be found here on Park Ave. with prices to match. I know this street is popular for the retired generation who are more apt to find pieces to purchase as souvenirs or gifts. The restaurants along Park are also pricey but can be worth it. Fun cafes by day turn to hip hot spots by night and can be found strung in-between store fronts. I enjoy Park Avenue, just wish I could enjoy it a bit more. read more

We took the sunrail with the kids from maitland and had a wonderful day! We had lunch that was chic and cheap at bistro Paris for $12. Afterwards we shopped our way down the street, stopping in talbots, into the looking glass, l'occitane, and kilwins for ice cream. The kids sat eating their ice cream on the bench outside lily Pulitzer while we shopped. It was a perfect day! read more

A taste of New England in Orlando, FL. Can't wait to see the Grand Central Station in Central Park.

Wow...there are so many things I dislike about this place. Traffic and parking is a nightmare! There aren't many nice clothing stores. I was expecting more upscale stores since many rich people live in Winter Park but there isn't even a Michael Kors or Coach, let alone a Louis Vuitton or Gucci. Just a GAP and Lucky Brand... Better off shopping at Millenia. Really wish Park Ave was set up better, but even the pretty scenery can't save this place from the poor engineering that plagues it! read more

Park Avenue Shopping Area is as good as it gets! I have to say this is my favorite strip of shops and restaurants in the world. I haven't been to that many destinations but this place is legit. They have a bunch of chain type retailers like Gap, Pottery Barn, William Sonoma, Talbots, and they have tons of small boutiques that you won't find anywhere else. Something for everyone when it comes to shopping. The restaurants are awesome too. It's worth the drive to spend a half day in Winter Park if you are visiting Orlando and staying down near the attractions. It's not cheap but you'll have a blast. If the weather's nice, you won't want to leave. They have all kinds of festivals, art shows, and parades and the Central Park is right in the middle of the Avenue. One one end, it dead ends into Rollins College, on the other you will find a little golf course that is open to the public. Walking nine holes, getting a bite to eat, followed by some window shopping while eating some ice cream or yogurt....doesn't get any better than that. Checking out the Rollins campus, taking the scenic boat tour, and visiting the Morse Museum are must do's when you are in the area. read more

absolutely love love love this area. it's gorgeous and clean. the park nearby is colourful and vibrant with its grass and rose garden. the farmer's market every sunday is a great place to get produce and other things for cheaper than grocery stores. the shops in this area are definitely not cheap but they are fun to browse in. window shop, per se. there is a kilwins in the area that is delicious, a panera that is scrumptious, and a peterbrooke chocolatier that is TO DIE FOR. (seriously i'd kill for some chocolate covered popcorn right now). If you have some time to kill in winter park, i'd definitely check this place out! read more

Beautiful, Quaint and Charming....This area of Orlando is like the Coral Gables/Cocoplum of Miami, FL except that it has a long strip of shops suitable for everyone (not just a few Bridal Shops and a few restaurants). I highly recommend "Wine Bar" friendly staff and great environment, I recommend you go downstairs if you want a more intimate setting to catch up with friends or family. read more