Amazing concept! I have done TDPP three times now. It's always a surprise. Every time there's a…read moredifferent chef, different host and different guests. Plus, I love that everything is local. I remember my first time. I went in with reservation and excitement at the same time. I was nervous because it's having dinner with 6 strangers, but the reviews convince me. It's totally worth it. My nerves were eased as the night progressed. You are asked silly and sometimes serious questions to make the night fun. Now, I can't get enough of it. I always get excited when I get selected. There's wine, cocktails and excellent food. If you haven't signed up yet, please do so.

I would participate in The Dinner Party Project every night if I could! The idea of bringing…read moretogether strangers for a delicious meal and enlightening conversation is right up my alley. While I partook in a private dinner party with some coworkers, it was still an elevated experience from anything we would've found at a restaurant. With different venues for each meal, our setting was the backyard of the fab Orlando CM Andi P. Dana from The Dinner Party Project enhanced the space with such beautiful place settings and decorations. It looked like it was ripped from a magazine. The food... Where do I begin? Local chef Julian Degarden was in the kitchen and prepared for us an amazing meal. While sipping on a Florida Mule featuring spirits from St. Augustine Distillery, Dana passed around a chicken liver mousse crostini with honey and maldon salt. I'm not a big pate person but this combination was perfect. I wanted to eat more than one but glad I saved room for the main meal. We were served a beautiful beet salad and my favorite dish of maybe all my eats in Orlando that week, the bucatini bolognese. Honestly, this is a pasta I still dream about. It was cooked perfectly al dente and the rich beef ragu had me wiping the plate clean. It didn't end there. Desserts from Buttermilk Bakery were the icing on the cake (literally). My favorite was the strawberry cake and I'm not even a big fan of strawberries. It was super moist and flavorful, not to mention beautiful! More important than the food (maybe), is the conversation! After all, the joy of The Dinner Party Project is connecting with new folks. Dana guided our conversation with questions like, "If you could sign anything into law, what would it be?" And a classic, "Who would you most want to have a meal with dead or living?" While it was maybe a little hard to wrangle our loud and chatty group of CMs in, it was fun to learn more about each other in a fun and different way when we did get around to answering. If The Dinner Party Project was in Miami, I'd definitely jump on board immediately! For those in Orlando, get your name on their list ASAP.

I went to the clubhouse a couple weeks ago for an open mic and was blown away by the space. It was…read morea wonderful mix of professional and creative, polished and eclectic. If I lived in Orlando, I would totally get a membership here and take advantage of the networking opportunities, the music studio, the snacks and super fast wifi. I tried their Kava drinks and really enjoyed the calm, relaxing and legal buzz. Give them a shout if you're ever look for a place to get some work done.

I went to Z co with a group of friends on a Friday night as they wanted to drink kava and kratom…read more The place was completely empty however Dalton & Omar, the owners were friendly and welcoming. Their kava martini was very tasty and a nice twist on the traditional kava drink I have typically tried. We decided to try their hooka, but unfortunately it fell flat. Having smoked a good handful of hookas in my lifetime, I had a good idea of what should be expected, but unfortunately it disappointing. The hooka did not pull much tobacco smoke and the taste lacked flavor. We communicated our frustration with the hooka but Omar just said to make sure the hose was put on securely, verses trying to remake it or add more tobacco. We had a decent experience, but I would not come back to smoke hooka there, especially with the high price tag of $50 dollars with an added $20 for tobacco refills.

I love attending Red Hat Society events at this venue. The food is always great and the serving…read morestaff is excellent. Very attentive. Everything is clean and well designed. I look forward to coming back for future events.

I can only speak to their event space. My employer hosts several events a year here and the staff…read moreis always amazing. The make sure everyone is well taken care of, everything is meticulously displayed , food is hot and everyone is happy. And they do it all with a smile on their face. The space is maintained really well, beautiful chandeliers, large bathrooms and plenty of parking. Highly recommend the pasta station, those guys are the best! The food is always delicious and the service is very quick.

1st time going to Oktoberfest here. They offer 2 such events this month, starting at noon and…read moreending at 9. Went with the cheaper tickets for $10 at the gate. Parking is $15 via the adjacent Evergreen Cemetery. I arrived past 1 p.m. and there was a line of cars waiting to park. Probably took about 20-30 minutes to do so. Tried most of the food offerings and of course imbibed German golden brew. Nothing food wise was a wow, but the potato salad on the bratwurst platter and the Obatzda cheese for the pretzel are quite good. The schnitzel I got was a letdown. No desserts to be found, as far as I could see, for the peasantry (non-VIP). Prices not terrible, I suppose. Ended up raining heavily later on, so that might have cut down on the crowd a bit. Probably should have checked out the lineup of performances beforehand, which is available online. Didn't really catch much of that. It's not a huge area. Wish there were additional shopping options, perhaps more German goods. Nothing in that regard tickled my fancy. Suppose it's not really about that anyway. I was not enticed to stay more than a couple of hours, however. Friendly, good-natured crowd present. Enjoyable enough, but not in a hurry to return.

I love this place and their Oktoberfest is among the best. I eagerly joined the society as I am a…read morelover of all things German, well, most things anyway. I was one of the few younger members. Sadly, young people (and by young I mean anyone under sixty to the age of twenty one) don't want to belong to anything any more. They'd rather pretend their lives are glorious on social media. Meh The social events here are great and very affordable. The food is excellent--prepared by the members who obviously take pride. I always liked coming to the dances and seeing the oldsters get their groove on. They have fun and good on them. Leave it to the young party poopers to twiddle their fingers at home. If you volunteer to work Oktoberfest you get some coupons toward free beer and food but truly, it is fun to volunteer because most people you'll encounter there are fun and know how to act decent in public, even when on the lash! HA! The one thing I did not like (it's been a couple of years since I volunteered)--on two occasions I was assigned to work at the bar and sling beer. On both occasions I showed up, asked what to do and after some confusion I was put in those spots and after working them for a bit, someone showed up (not the same person) who was rather rude to me being there and sent me off like a misbehaved child to somewhere else. Um, I was doing what I was told to do and doing very well at it. When I worked the bar the gentleman in charge told the crabby coordinator that I was doing pretty good for a newbie and was happy to keep me on. I ended up slinging beer an hour or so later and that was fun and very busy, making the evening fly by. I really enjoyed it! Later that hat year they treated all the volunteers to a visit to the Dali museum and dinner at the Hofbrau Haus in St. Pete. We even had cocktails on the bus. It was a great time. The next year I was put on beer slinging and again, myself and another volunteer were chased away. I was sent to check IDs but they already had enough people and told me so. I had my tickets for free goodies and debating saying "to hell with this nonsense" and just bugging off to enjoy the festivities without working but I waited and observed and once one of the beer lines looked out of control I jumped in again and helped keep the line moving. This time no one interfered and the people I worked with told me there were happy for my help. (and now, you can't drink beer all day while you work) So yeah, there are members of this club who think they are elite and can treat volunteers like crap and it left a bad taste in my mouth. I joined after the first incident and stayed on but I suspect others do not return because of this attitude problem. And like any social club or fraternal organization, there are cliques and some are rather obnoxious. I made the mistake of falling in with one of them and then feeling heartbroken when I was bluntly informed that I didn't fit in with them after all (they were offended by a fart joke--insert eye roll) so I found a new place to sit at future events and found a nice crew who told the occasional fart joke or two themselves and had some great times with people who knew how to laugh and have fun. So join! You will enjoy it if you go in prepared. If you are part of the leadership of the German American Society you might want to think about how some of your coordinators treat volunteers. Instead of sneering at someone working at the bar perhaps consider saying "I'm so sorry. We're going to have to put you at a different location because of blah blah blah" or maybe just accept that another coordinator already beat you to assigning someone to the bar so your best buddy Hilda, to whom you promised the gig, will go have to work another station for a few hours.

I love RFB! There is such a variety of routes to run that it doesn't matter what kind of runner (or…read morewalker!) you are. You get to run through downtown Orlando and get to know a lot of really cool people. There are raffles after every run and you can stay and eat and drink at Graffiti Junktion. Robyn does such a good job of hosting RFB. I recommend that anyone of any fitness level come check us out :)

Looking for a casual run group that offers a blend of fitness and fun? Running for Brews is a nice…read moreoption for runners of any fitness level... And it's a great way to meet new friends who enjoy running and brews. The runners meet around 7 pm on Wednesdays at Graffiti Junktion. We sign in (to be eligible for post-run prizes) and then start running anywhere between 7 and 7:20 pm. There are 2 courses: a 5k course through Thornton Park and a course that takes you to Lake Eola, where you can run laps and people-watch. After about 40 minutes, we reconvene at Graffiti Junktion for social time and giveaways (like beers and run gear). On Wednesdays, Graffiti Junktion offers all-you-can drink wine and trivia. So you can fit a lot of action into the evening if you come for the run and then stay a while. Just bring an extra shirt and a towel so you don't offend / disgust the non-sweaty patrons. Only downside to me is that the run never seems to start at a consistent time. I get a little impatient. Overall, it's a nice way to work out and socialize on a Wednesday. No need to choose between the gym and a night out with friends.

Outstanding place. Darrell brother is truly honest, very ethical...he can read and gauge…read morecorrectly. DJ was super nice on the Saturday

Winter Springs VFW Post 5405. If you're a Veteran looking…read morefor camaraderie, this is the Best Post EVER!

For a place to visit on weekend , move on. They take themselves too seriously. A town the…read morepopulation of Debary to have an arts center, really? There's not much to view. They have community plays. And camps for children during school breaks. But I found one my daughter was in not age related. The park itself is not associated with the center itself. That is what someone in the center told me. It's okay, eh....

What a wonderful place to visit, had great performances all year. The new art direction is just…read moreamazing!!

If you're aware that a hard drive is more than taking I4 through downtown Orlando during rush hour…read morethen you'll feel right at home here. Maybe you're more comfortable putting a HDMI cable in your Raspberry Pi than a fork, this is the place for you. If you know that ham radio is more than commercials about pork products then you're going to fit right in. This is a shared lab space with a group of very awesome people. They teach classes, have parties, and truly make you feel welcome. I immediately wanted to become a member after doing an open house and Rubens Tube SMORES roast. You should definitely check this place out. Open house nights are the first Tuesday of every month.

Great place to join! You get access to a lot of really cool tools like 3D printers, wood working…read moremachines, metal working machines, welding equipment, bio hacking tools, photography equipment, and more. If you wanna check the place out, go to their open house on the first Tuesday of the month. They'll give you a tour and welcome you into the community. 10/10 would definitely (and have) recommend to a friend!