I have been coming here when at my Orlando/Lake Buena Vista Timeshare for the better part of 10…read moreyears now. As far as I know it's still locally owned and is a bar with a lot of character in an otherwise commercially often soulless area. They have both an outdoor bar and an indoor bar. On weekends it gets a little rowdy and young with a DJ after 10pm inside. The staff are all great bar professionals and the bar doesn't rape you on price for the drinks. I love that they carry Crooked Can IPA as well as other IPAs. They often have drink specials. The place is a tad run down, but I'll take that any day over an overpriced soulless bar. I've been coming to this shopping center since before COVID when it was dead, now that it's busy it's nice to see Kitty doing better than ever. Basically I'm frequently here and the BJs when I stay in LAke Buena Vista once a year!

I haven't been out in like 1000 years…read more (Yes I know I'm exaggerating) I decided to meet up with friends after Disney and one thing I love about Kitty's is their 1 lbs wings (8 pcs) coated in lemon pepper dry rub with a side of mango habanero. Before I ordered I sat with friends and they had ordered a bunch of food. They had my favorite style of fries CRINKLE FRIES!! I immediately ordered fries and my wings. Stayed for a little bit and then went home. I prepped the air fryer to reheat my fries and to my surprise I got straight fries!! so pissed! I witnessed everyone at the bar having crinkle fries! Why was I punished with this BS fries. I threw the whole thing away! I HATE straight fries. If it's not crinkle I won't buy fries. It's that simple. I'm just disappointed and frustrated. I should've checked. Now those fries are full and in my dumpster. Spent money on something I just won't eat. Next time, I just won't order fries so I won't be disappointed again.

Went with some friends on a Monday night for dinner. I didn't know mondays are $10 burger specials…read more There was a nice selection of burgers to choose from. Very good burger at a great price. Also ordered the roasted brussel sprouts appetizer. It was a large portion which all four of us shared.

I was craving a good steak and came across this casual, laid back steakhouse. After reading several…read morereviews praising their beer cheese and pretzels, I knew I had to find out for myself. I made a reservation, but when I arrived, only a few people were sitting at the bar, so I practically had the entire dining room to myself. Phyre is located on a quiet street just steps away from St. Cloud City Hall. The décor features black velvet booths, black chairs, and marble tables. It isn't fancy, but it has a cool, modern vibe. They even had a huge Christmas tree still on display, decorated in preparation for the Fourth of July, which definitely caught my attention. Allie was my host and server, and she was friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout my visit. Every restaurant needs a Allie. She was amazing! If Phyre management reads this, she needs a raise. I mean absolutely wonderful service! I started with what they call the "Our Fashion" cocktail and their famous pretzels served with beer cheese . The cocktail was enjoyable, and I can see why the pretzels get so much attention. They were soft, warm, and fresh. I would have preferred a little less salt, but then again, it wouldn't really be a pretzel. The cheese sauce could have been hotter, but it was flavorful and paired well with the pretzels. For my entrée, I ordered the surf and turf featuring filet medallions, three crab-stuffed shrimp, and a side of garlic mashed potatoes. The food arrived surprisingly quickly, which I appreciated. The filet medallions were cooked to a perfect medium and had a nice slight crisp on the outside, although they weren't quite as hot as I would have liked. It was served towith a delicious wine sauce that really elevated the dish. The crab stuffed shrimp were flavorful, and the garlic mashed potatoes were a great complement to the meal. Overall, I enjoyed my Sunday dinner at Phyre. The service was excellent, the atmosphere was relaxed, and the food delivered a satisfying steakhouse experience. I'd definitely return to try more of the menu.

This is a fantastic state park!…read more My husband and I enjoy coming for simple enjoyable hikes. During my marathon and triathlon training, this was my go to park. Running the street hills alone with get your endurance up. There is also a three mile circuit trail sponsored by the boy scouts. Haven't done but have seen people enjoying: Horseback riding Kayaking Fishing Primitive, cabin and RV camping Volleyball BBQ grilling( right on the lake shore, where the kids can swim) They also host lots of races. Even Halloween festivities. Highly recommend this park for families of all ages!

Like others have stated this SP is remote, it's definitely a destination, not a place you'll…read morestumble upon unless you're lost of course. When we decided to visit the area over the Thanksgiving holiday the park was an option for camping but not the first option and that was mainly due to the accommodations when compared to the other options right outside the entrance to the park but that's another review. The admission is five bucks a car which is collected a few hundred yards from the main road - the ranger wasn't over friendly as he reach out for the payment using a six foot pole with a pail attached insisting on exact change then offered a map which he passed using the same method. These covid-19 protocols are really getting ridiculous I noticed he grabbed the bill without gloves how did he know I didn't just sneeze on it. The drive to the campgrounds, the park store, the marina, the observation tower, the pavilions pretty much everything is quite a drive, I think the loop is just over six miles at 15 m.p.h - I'm in no hurry the day is as beautiful as the drive. We drove through the campground to validate our decision to stay elsewhere, there's no doubt the value is here but living off the gray and black tanks for a week means super conservative measures since there are no sewer connections. I prefer not to carry a portable dump cart or moving the beast every few days requires a lot of effort especially when I'm supposed to be relaxing and having fun. Another park void of many visitors even on a holiday weekend, the campground seems nearly full but the park amenities aren't being utilized. I witnessed a number of park employees doing their daily chores, everything is so neat and tidy it's almost as if they've been assigned busy work to get their hours in. Like most business I'm sure the revenue had dropped off, fortunately for them the state subsidies them for now but I'm sure if this pandemic continues these places too will start shutting down or implement reduced hours. It's was an interesting drive - a nice place to walk and climb to the top of the observation tower. Honestly to me it's a been there done that type of place, pine trees and palms if your going walk the trails bring plenty of water and enjoy...

My husband and I enjoyed the delicious sandwiches made with honey mesquite turkey. He had the…read moreYellow Dog Club, which included smoked Gouda and cherry peppers. I had the Holy Crap with avocado, goat cheese and basil mayo. OK, "Holy Crap" sounds kinda nasty. Wouldn't it be better to call that sandwich Just Amazing or a Taste of Heaven?

This place is tucked away, but worth the trip. So cute inside. We sat at the bar and were amused by…read moreall the decor. Bartender was nice, attentive and answered all our questions. We smelled the bbq on the smoker when we came it. It wasn't overwhelming, just perfect. We ordered the queso to start. Good, but the portion size was huge! For lunch we split a Cuban. The sandwich was wonderful and the pork on there was tender and juicy. We split a piece of orange dream cake. Sooooo tasty!! There was a nice variety of craft beer on tap. They also had wines and a few cocktails. The cocktails were made with wine based spirits. A little weird. I tried the Aperol spritz. Next time I'll stick with beer. We will be back to try more of their menu

Our second time staying at this hotel and it was as lovely as I remembered it. Although they set a…read morepretty high bar the first time when we were upgraded to a balcony room overlooking the bay and got fireworks and singing. Still this visit was very nice - (another room upgrade) - with views of the poolside. The ferry to Universal Orlando City Walk is super convenient as is the express pass that gives you 1 hour early access to the 2 connected parks and access to all the rides with express lanes. (Note: The express pass does NOT work for Universal Epic and it does NOT work for the new Hagrid Ride). Our friends stayed at Loews Royal Pacific which I understood to be a more family friendly hotel. The service and amenities were all great. Although minus 1 star for the (lower) water pressure.

Pros: Friendly guest services…read more Convenient transport to/from Universal Studios Cons: 1. When we first checked into the room there were cookie and food crumbs all over the floor. Called down to let them know and at first they said there wasn't any housekeeping that was on staff. We said we saw housekeepers by the elevator and in the lobby. We were also willing to vacuum it ourselves or move rooms. Then she said she'd send someone (who arrived 10min later and thankfully took care of it). 2. Also, When we initially reserved our room we told them it was our daughter's birthday so would like something in the room. When we checked in nothing had been acknowledged or prepared. We asked about it and the front desk said they saw the note (awkward pause). We asked if something could be left in the room and she took out an order form for me to pick items. We chose cheese platter and ballon's which totaled $50+. She said we didn't need to be in the room (go to park normally) and they leave it in the room. Day after day nothing even after repeatedly reminding them. On day 4 out of our 5night stay they left a chocolate cupcake and a couple of strawberries. We called to let them know that's not what we ordered. The next day we got the cheese plate (pictured). It was left out all day (despite us having a refrigerator in the room) so when we got back to the room that night it was hot. Not sure how food safe that was. Definitely not worth the money or the hassle. We could've done better just going to the grocery store.

The absolute best service & delicious food muchas gracias to the gringo server he made our dining…read moreexperience a 10 out of 10 would think we were in a five star restaurant. Do visit this restaurant and have the steak pair it with a nice wine. If I'm to say anything about the ambience, it seems family style restaurant thankful to be welcome.

We chose this restaurant, because it was conveniently located close to our hotel we were staying at…read moreon International Drive. We were seated on waited on promptly. The food was properly prepared and was quite good. They don't have the best selection of beer, it's pretty much all run of the mill beer you can get anywhere, but they do have a decent wine list.

I've been a fan for years! The fresh food being made in…read morefront of you is an entertaining experience and makes for tasty special occasions dinner! The food is delicious and the show is highly entertaining! Everything gets made in front of you and it's spaced out so you get full throughout the meal. The soup and salad are refreshing and a good start to the meal. Then comes the rice, noodles and vegetables. Always tasty! The proteins are the cooked last and delicious! Definitely pair with yum yum sauce!

We recently visited Kobe Ichiban Japanese Steak House and, while the restaurant itself has a nice…read moreatmosphere and a pleasant interior, unfortunately the food did not live up to our expectations. We started with the vegetable tempura. The batter had a nice flavor and texture, but the vegetables were cut quite large, and some of the thicker pieces weren't cooked through. They had an almost al dente texture, which took away from what should have been a crisp, light tempura experience. We also ordered two hibachi bowls--shrimp and chicken. The shrimp was decent, but the chicken was noticeably overcooked and dry eith no flavor. For a hibachi-style restaurant, properly cooked, tender meat is one of the things we expect to be a highlight. One thing that also caught our attention was that we were told the cooks were Vietnamese rather than Japanese. To be clear, nationality does not determine someone's ability to prepare great food, and we have absolutely nothing against that. However, there was a strong emphasis on the food being "from Japan," so we felt the overall presentation and messaging could have been clearer and more authentic. There is definitely potential here--the restaurant has a nice setting and could be a beautiful place for a meal. Unfortunately, based on the food quality and preparation during our visit, we would give it 2 out of 5 stars. Hopefully, the kitchen can improve the consistency and cooking of the dishes, because with some attention to those details, this could be a much better dining experience.

Dinner was delicious!! Our family of six enjoyed our steaks, sides and drinks. Our server Angel…read morewas excellent and attentive to our family.

Wow! Out of state and tried out Texas Roadhouse... from the customer service to the food…read more.. amazing. Arrived with no reservation (it was pretty packed) but we were seated within 10 minutes. Food was phenomenal. From the bread to the steak everything was great. The vibe and music were on point. Loved it. Way better than some restaurants that we paid triple the amount.

There was a point in time where I used to call this place my favorite spring. I used to come here…read morefrequently a few years ago and only used to spend six dollars per person. A lot of things have changed and I think it's for the worse and not for the good. I usually don't write a review but I'm inclined to. Back then there used to be a trail bridge and you spent six dollars per person no reservations. This time around I had to spend basically $50 to get in with me and my fiancé. You could literally just drive down the street and get in for free. I think there is a lot of potential, but things need to change take down them Stupid logs, blocking the spring and bring back the trail!!!!Make it affordable for locals. It was my fiancé's first time. She really enjoyed it and recommended it to others but at that price point it's not convincing and I don't know if I'll be able to return back again.

It was a very beautiful place!! I will say the price was extremely steep. Monday- Friday it is $15…read morea person, so for a family of four to go you're looking at $60 but if you can swing it go for it! There are plenty of places to sit and beautiful nature that is so relaxing

Victoria was our server today and her recommendations were absolutely delicious. 2 of us got the…read more1/2 lb double cheeseburger with delicious fresh cut fries. Sheila got the fish and shrimp and fries. Wow and WOW. Cooked to perfection doesn't even come close to describing our food. I almost want to marry the chef. The key lime pie and the chocolate chocolate cake was also delicious. The facility was very nice and welcoming, the restrooms were very clean. The sweet tea was delicious. After having the chef spray our hips with Pam . We slid into our car and drove home. Victoria was an absolute delight. She was friendly, informative and attentive. Thank you Castaways for the best dinner ever.

OMG! Castaways restaurant has it in the bag...the best surprise in a long time! Our server Shara…read morewas just perfect from beginning to end. I ordered the crab stuffed flounder with collard greens and mashed potatoes...it was a total knockout! My wife ordered the lobster roll with green beans and it was delicious though my flounder was the clear winner next to the excellent service provided by our awesome server Shara .we will be back again and again!