Muldoon's Saloon has been an east Orlando institution for decades. And after over forty years,…read moreMuldoon's Saloon announced they are closing. I have been coming here since I moved to Orlando back in 2001 and it was always a great place to grab a few drinks, enjoy the live music and the friendly service. I am going to miss Muldoon's Saloon.

Have you ever gone to a place and thought to yourself, this place could be so much better if they…read morewould just do...this? Well, Muldoons is that bar for sure. Muldoons has that blue collar, biker bar vibe which is cool. The beer is cold and the people are friendly. I love that they have live music outside but that outdoor area needs a little help. The blue tarp flappin in the wind behind the stage needs to go. The indoor bar is super smokey but if you're not bothered it's no big deal. All in all if you're in the mood for local music and a beer Muldoons is worth a visit.

We had a great meal here. Very sweet server, fast service from the kitchen and tasty food…read more Started with the coconut shrimp and bang bang shrimp, both were crispy, hot and excellent. Dinner was mahi reubans with fries and my daughter got the cheeseburger. She actually ate it so kudos. I would return.

Seven of us came for dinner on a Monday evening. They do not accept reservations. We waited an hour…read morefor our table. I started with a frozen pain in the ass cocktail; it was fruity and delicious. We shared an order of bang, bang shrimp and conch fritters that were perfect. My entree was a crab corn chowder and side Caesar salad. Everyone enjoyed their entrées; shrimp tacos, grouper sandwiches, chicken stack, chicken wrap, tuna wontons... Malarie took care of us & frequently checked in with us. My chowder was exceptional, and the salad was just so so. The chicken entrées had a minuscule piece of chicken and the portions of fries were skimpy. The appetizers were a highlight. Coconuts on the Beach is located on the Minutemen Causeway in Cocoa Beach. It's an oceanfront restaurant from the 1980s that evolved from a 1970s dream of owner George Artz. It's known for its casual, "island-style" vibe, replacing the former Thirsty Turtle to become a staple for live music, coconut shrimp & beachfront dining.

I'm always looking for an awesome show at an amazing venue and right here is exactly what that was…read morefrom start to finish! The given night I came here Driveways was playing and I must say it was a super fun show it sounded good the venue was awesome for music and the staff was very nice at the door! My gps did put me in the wrong spot so keep in mind that it's around the corner so if you don't see it right away keep venturing and you'll find it! Overall super cool venue with awesome sound hope to come back here again at some point for another show! Until then see you in the circle pit!

This place is great! We went for a live jazz performance. There is no food, just a bar…read more We were in section B and honestly it was great! I wouldn't recommend section C - they had those tall metal chairs that look uncomfortable in that section. I honestly wish I'd got section A, but those shows sell out so quickly that it seems harder to snag those. The sound was amazing & the band was really talented. The look/vibe is really great too! The doors don't open till right before showtime, but there's covered tables & chairs to sit & wait. Parking was a bit tight. The doormen were very fast & efficient. Everyone was friendly too! Overall I really like The Abbey & am going back again in a few weeks, Oh - pro tip - there's an absolutely OUTSTANDING sushi restaurant around the corner & they were very accommodating when we said we were in a hurry to get to the show on time. Check them out!

I love to go to the Daytona Bandshell for all kinds of events! Right next to Ocean Walk Shoppes,…read moreit is a great location.

It had been a rainy thunderous afternoon but the Cleaning Team and StageHands did their magic and…read morewe were able to watch and listen to some Amazing Live Performances. They were great !

The Sunday brunch vibe was all around amazing! The spot is quaint, but you enter the restaurant,…read moreyou quickly forget that. Excellent food, drinks and the music was phenomenal. The band had us move the entire time. The service left us fighting over who is leaving a tip. I am definitely going back.

What a nice place to go for dinner. Great atmosphere, service is great and food was delicious…read more Loved the entertainment. The Owners were friendly and very inviting. A wonderful date night idea, or for any celebration

4 Stars for possibly the oddest DIY event space / living space / arts space I've ever encountered…read more "Welcome. You are here. It is now." -- The words painted on the stairs leading to this magical place. How can I not be a fan of The Space? This DIY venue, with no signage, located above Anthony's Pizza in Mills 50 is just so crazy that it makes me want more. They host a bunch of odd/quirky/artistic events including Literocalypse (a monthly reading series featuring local writers), figure drawing art sessions, crazy dance parties (ex: SPACE-FEST), nude yoga, zine-release parties, musicians from all around, etc. Park behind Anthony's and walk up the stairs to find fantastically decorated hallways (sheets, sheets, and more sheets!) in what I imagine used to be a regular apartment. I went for Literocalypse one night and found myself wandering the apartment between readings. It seemed like people lived there- the kitchen looked like I had stocked it in my early college days and there were some homemade brownies sitting there, tempting anyone brave enough to take one. Their website, though minimal, hints to the goals of this place with a simple message at the top: "culture. expression. collaboration. education. inspiration. community. progress." It seems you can rent the space for events or to live there- "rental rates are flexible and donation based." I dig that they have a calendar of events that seems to be kept up to date. Unfortunately, I've heard that they've recently been throwing shows and events to raise money to save The Space and I hear that the actual physical space is for sale, but hopefully with the support of the arts community it will remain in its current iteration or another. In the end, Orlando is better for having these types of unique, non-judgemental venues for young artists to explore themselves and for us less artistic folks to enjoy something very real and untainted. And yes, I hear the dance parties are pretty freaking nuts (and hot, with only window AC units).

We have lived in Florida for 37 years. This particular little, quaint neighborhood bar has been…read morehere longer than we lived here. The patrons are very friendly as well as the staff. It's what I call a hole-in-the-wall bar, but a fun place to occasionally visit and have a drink or two. They offer specials different days of the week and they hold Bingo games where you can actually win $$$. They don't offer much to eat, maybe some chips and pretzels. LOL, they do have an actual snack machine where you can purchase items. There were two other customers in there when we came in; we all introduced ourselves and had great conversation. It's a shame that the owner doesn't try to upgrade this bar. It really is a hole-in-the-wall!

Decent enough bar and a good place to meet up.with some friends for a drink or two and to take a…read morebit of time to unwind and just enjoy good company in a laid back setting. The staff here are friendly and professional and serve cold drinks with warm smiles. All in all, this is a cool.enough plsce.