This was my first time coming to The Great Southern Box Company and I absolutely loved it. Since…read morethe World Cup is going on all the tv screens were set to the games so it was pretty loud. There's so many different vendors and choices for food you can literally have a little bit of everything. The prices aren't too crazy either and the quality of food is really good. We hung out mostly on the side bar called Walter's because they had several screens playing the game. While there we just scan the qr code menu, place an order, and within minutes it was delivered to our table. Drinks were good, food excellent, and great service. Perfect spot to spend the weekend.

4 Stars for a food hall with a focus on immigrant cousine- that should be much more bustling than…read moreit is! The space is gorgeous- inside and out! There's a parking garage for covered parking right near the entrance and it has a great deal of outdoor space for lounging and for kids to play. The interior is filled with beautiful decor and seating. It was very aesthetically pleasing and picture-ready! I arrived for a quick brunch at the food hall with some friends and immediately walked the food hall to see the different vendors. They had opened 30 mins to an hour prior, but it seemed like the place was still opening up (cleaning windows, some stalls weren't open yet) but that was ok because we were the only ones there. I grabbed two empanadas from A lo Cubano and grabbed a booth. According to their website: "The Great Southern Box Company Food Hall & Bar [...] transforms the original citrus warehouse from Dr. Phillips' into a bustling culinary hub focused on immigrant cuisine. From Cuban croquetas to Jamaican jerk chicken, the 13,000-square-foot food & beverage destination offers a curated selection of options from locally owned and nationally acclaimed concepts." I didn't realize this was the focus, but am even more excited about this community space given it. I hope to see more people there next time and to see the space activated in a big way!

Still one of the prettiest malls in Florida. The architecture, the atmosphere, the mix of stores…read morecombined - Millenia Mall does it right. I was a regular at Brio Italian Grille, they are no longer there. After 20+ years they closed their flagship location at Millenia. I was bummed because I wanted to have dinner there. The rest of the mall is still doing its thing beautifully. It's definitely worth the trip. Tourists love this mall.

This mall is Fancy fancy, the problem for me, it doesn't have a designated kids area, that's why I…read morerated 4 out of five, for us with children may be the difference between coming to a place or not. The food court has lots of options for good food, fast and not so fast too. Plenty of parking even though it can get crowded. I usually go there when I need to get a specific item. The place itself is clean, I liked that they're not the usually kiosks or sales people trying to sell you things, that's a plus for me when it comes to choosing a mall. I have some places that I like to go there for food, like the Cheesecake Factory and PF Changs. My daughter likes that there's a Claire's, and all the other Claire's around that we know are now closed. They have unique places when it comes to luxury brands, plenty of parking, but in peak season time can get difficult to find a parking close to the entrance. I go sometimes, and meet friends since it's near the touristic/universal studios area. They also have a big Apple store, that occasionally visit.

H Mart is the only place in orlando that carries TOKYO BANANA…read more Tokyo Banana is a Banana cake twinkie with real banana custard inside. It is known to be a popular souvenir if you ever visit Tokyo Japan and they say they sell these in limited areas and at the airport of Tokyo. These are stored in the chest freezer cooler on the floor. They are usually $14.99 but they were on sale for $12.99 the time I got them. I heard these are $7.99 in Tokyo LOL. Anyway this day it was crowded and they had a few floor samples of items they sell. Some were dumplings, rice cake soup, hawaiian juices as examples. I was in and out cause of the crowds but I snatched packets of miso soup, the Tokyo Banana and rice crackers. Hmart offers a rewards program so sign up when you can to get couppns etc! I always enjoy shopping here but it can get overwhelming and crowded. As far as ready to eat foods - I heard the meat bento boxes some are spoiled tasting. But the Kimbap I have enjoyed. So just be mindful of the meat bentos.

I went in the middle of the week in the middle of the day and it was not as busy as I have heard it…read morecan be. The store definitely has a foot flow to it. When you first walk in, you are greeted by beauty, dishes, etc. Then it dumps you into the produce section. Their produce section was quite impressive! Everything looked fresh and beautifully placed. Up next, meats and seafood. So many sushi platters and options. Then we get into center store. The center store aisles were intense. I did not know there were so many different cuisines in this one store. Also, I'd never seen so much Kimchi in my entire life. I was drooling! I was most impressed by their soup kits! So many and they looked delicious an easy to make. When you exit the store it dumps you into their food court. I feel like this place is definitely an experience. I'd recommend you either hit the food court up first if you're hungry and then do your shopping. Or get your dry food at the store, go to the food court to eat, then get your frozen so you can be on your merry way. I'll definitely be back to check it out again.

I went to City Food Hall to try their $5 margarita special they have on Thursdays…read more The interior of this bar is so pretty, very modern looking. There's a lot tables to eat and a lot of bar space to sit at, both outside and inside. There margaritas were fantastic. They have a huge selection of flavors and I went with raspberry. I'd definitely recommend that one. The bartenders and staff were super nice and attentive even as it started to get a little crowded. they took time to explain the menu and answer any questions we had. Overall, this place is such a good find and has great drink specials.

Like most city food halls, this one seems to be on the wane. A couple anchors on the ends, some…read moreshops that are either closed or "coming soon", and everything overpriced. In the end we settled on pasta from Tanta, and while it was definitely slow as hell it was very tasty! Service was slow but friendly enough, and sadly there's no ambiance to speak of but a couple people were talking through hanging wall art while we were there.

Had never heard of End End Market until this recent trip I took and some locals a.k.a. my…read morecolleagues who live here told me about it. They have a good variety of restaurants and a couple shops. It's a lot more chill than other places in Orlando I feel like, and seems to be mainly locals rather than tourists. We came for breakfast and I got Lineage Coffee, Papi's Burritos, and Gideon's Cookies. We sat outside and there's plenty of seating and open air concept outside. I would definitely come back here again!

I found out about East End Market from the show Somebody Feed Phil and I have to say it does feel…read morelike a hidden gem. It has such a strong local vibe and it is cool to see a mix of smaller vendors alongside some more well known food spots. That said there are a few things worth noting. First, seating can be a challenge. There is plenty of outdoor seating but not much indoors. The day we went it was pretty hot and sitting outside was not the most enjoyable experience at times. Second, I fully support spending money at local businesses but the tipping culture here felt a bit excessive. I bought a bag of coffee beans with no drink and was prompted for a tip. I spent $45 for 12 pieces of chocolates at Oban Chocolatier and was asked for a tip there too. Same thing when I spent about $25 on four cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse. I am happy to support but it started to feel like a lot in a not enjoyable way. Third, the hours between vendors can be a bit awkward. We came around brunch time which worked for some spots but others were not open yet. For example, Domu does not open until dinner (5PM) and Gyukatsu Rose was not opening until later in the afternoon (3 PM) Overall, I think this is a great place to check out especially if you enjoy trying a variety of local spots. Just plan ahead for seating and timing and be prepared for lots of tip prompts along the way.

Went during lunch time for work. Was absolutely delicious. Took about 20 minutes to be ready and…read morewas so worth it. Flavorful and delicious. I will definitely be going back.

Friendly, fast, service and certainly passable--sometimes great--Korean standards. Yes, it's a fast…read morefood, cafeteria, or food court kind of place, sure, but it's a Korean place in a Korean grocery store so they know what's up and that they cannot get away with being substandard given how many Korean-American customers they get. Korean-American customers, I might add, who are evidently shopping for ingredients to cook their own food so they're not going to suffer any fools when it comes to restaurants, either. Their galbitang (beef short rib broth soup) was a little bland, not quite as rich a broth as I'd hope for, but still plenty good. The banchan served with it were hit or miss: the tofu one not so good, the kimchi excellent, the seaweed salad alright. And it's hot: very very hot. It will burn you and possibly melt the table if you spill it! Beware and be warned: you need to let your soup cool a bit before digging in here! Overall, good stuff and while I'd not make a special trip for it, if you're shopping it's a great place to get some lunch or dinner.

This food court has a variety of options for places to eat. I'd like to point out that the whole…read moreare was very aesthetically pleasing. From the glass leaf decor, to the unique ball lighting this food court is a really nice place to spend some time.

What a cool food court. They definitely have a lot of choices for those who have shopped all day to…read morethose who have to grab something on the move to those who have shopped til they dropped and need a pick me up "give me more shopping" energy meal. They have a firehouse subs, maoz vegetarian, gourmet grill, California Pizza Kitchen, and many others. It is a clean environment with a big play area for the kids incase they need to burn off energy. lol....This is one of the more lavished food courts I have been to in my life so I am definitely impressed. I am not sure where the name came from Orangerie Cafes (name of food court) but it works for me. I will definitely keep this on my radar for future usage. Cheers to the food court!!!!!