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The Balcony Orlando

The Balcony Orlando

(15 reviews)

Downtown / Central Business District / CBD

5 Stars for a gorgeous downtown open-air venue that stuns with views of the city in every…read moredirection! I've had the pleasure of attending a yoga event as well as a salsa event at The Balcony and both times I left wanting to figure out an event to host at this beautiful site. Though getting in to the building and up to the right floor is a bit of a process, the view that awaits is worth every head scratch. This is truly a Balcony, but much larger than you'd imagine. They've used the space for cocktail parties, seated dinners, weddings, fitness events, and I imagine a photo shoot or two. The space is available for rent, and I've made a point to take a tour (which you can schedule any time) to check it out when they didn't have an active event happening. The indoor space you'd walk thru for The Balcony is actually a marketing agency. I haven't been in several months, but it doesn't seem to provide a lot of weather backup space, so one thing to note. Then again, this place is so unique, you'll be convinced to cross your fingers and pray for clear skies!

DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE! As beautiful as the place may be, do not book unless you want the…read moreembarrassment of the police showing up at your event. What this venue fails to mention is that due to a residential building being next door you will receive multiple noise complaints if there is music. The staff will take your food without asking and the security guard will harass you by all means necessary. A wedding was shut down by the police because of their napoleon complex having security guard. I am utterly DISGUSTED with this place. I repeat, DO NOT BOOK THIS VENUE!

Oh Hey Cafe - Modern American drip coffee

Oh Hey Cafe

(49 reviews)

Lee Road, Horizons West / West Orlando

Oh Hey Cafe: 4.7/5 I…read morehad an Orange Mocha Latte. It was a soft smooth flavor of orange citrus that blended with a semi sweet mocha. The orange was not too over powering nor was it too floral, and I was told that they use local homemade syrups, HOW NATURAL?! The ratio from Califia Oat Milk, espresso, and syrups was all very well balanced. Overall, it was a delectable latte and I was very satisfied. Paired with my drink, I had a ham and cheese croissant supplied by Lineage. It was a flaky croissant with ham and white cheese and it was pretty tasty as well. 4/5 Ambiance: 4/5 They have decent seating, mostly tables, and then I was sat at a bar top that over looked the parking lot. Nextdoor is a children's playscape when kids can run around and play, and there is a separate area for parents to sit too. The vibe is very 70s Sci-Fi and it's super cute!! Baristas were very welcoming and excited to see all the kids enter the playscape area. Overall: I would most definitely go back. The syrups tasted super smooth and the espresso was very well balanced. It was very tasty!

What a great coffee shop. They have all the drinks including cold brew that is really good. Each…read moreday they offer specialty latte flavors too. There is some parking in the front, but more available behind the building. They also offer a few pastries, savory and sweet if you're hungry. The windows make the place bright, but they also offer pull down shades if the sun is beating down on you as you try to work. Friendly staff. They have an indoor kids playground available for rainy afternoons, a unique feature. Note: the place is hard to find, but my GPS took me right to where it was. The facility is a church and opens as a coffee house too. They rent out there space for special events which is a great feature. Check them out! I know they'd love to meet you.

The Howey Mansion

The Howey Mansion

(15 reviews)

My husband and I just hosted the wedding of our daughter and now son-in-law at the Howey Mansion…read more The venue was just perfect. Fran was extremely helpful in accommodating special requests and answering questions we had right away. Very friendly and pleasant to work with. All of our guests for the wedding raved at how beautiful the home is.

William John Howey (January 19, 1876 - June 7, 1938) was an American real-estate developer, citrus…read moregrower, and Republican politician from Florida. He founded and served as mayor for the town of Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida where he developed and sold citrus groves, becoming one of Florida's greatest citrus developers. He was one of the first citrus growers to send fruit from Florida to England. In 1921 he opened Florida's first citrus juice plant. He ran for governor on the Republican ticket in 1928 and 1932. Mr. Howey's prominence led to many distinguished guests visiting the Howey mansion, These included Lord Bathhurst of England, H.B. McNeal, publisher of Golfer's Magazine, golf master Chick Evans, Kansas Governor Alfred Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillip's of petroleum fame, and President Calvin Coolidge who was guest of honor at an all-male dinner party in February 1930. Mr. Howey's former home near Lake Wales, Florida became the site of Florida's Bok Tower at the Bok Tower Gardens. In 1925 Mr. Howey commissioned a 20 room mansion in the town he founded. The architect was Katherine Cotheal Budd. During WWI she designed temporary lodgings known as hostess homes for women who were visiting their husbands at military training camps. Budd is credited for creating 72 lodgings with a homelike atmosphere and the Howey House is one of a few existing examples of her work. The Howey Mansion was designed in the popular Mediterranean Revival style. The house is set back on a wide lawn with wrought iron gates and a long horseshoe drive. The entrance to the home features an elaborate, two story bas relief frontispiece .The massive front door and the woodwork on the first floor is made from peaky cypress. Leading to the second floor is a graceful curving stone stairway with a wrought iron banister. Other features of the home include three large fireplaces, a ballroom-size drawing room, enormous beamed ceilings, and a servant call-bell phone system. There is even a hidden passage behind a sliding bookshelf panel in the library. The original 15 acres grounds of the mansion were called The Park and included many botanical plants and shrubs. On March 6, 1927 The Park was the host site for an open air concert performed by the New York Civic Opera Company bringing the top opera singers of the day to the mansion for a concert for the community. The mansion was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Place on January 27, 1983. On April 12, 2017 it was listed for sale at $480,000. The new owners are Brad and Clay Cowherd, Orlando real estate investors who have made period-accurate restoration of the house. I visited the Howey Mansion for the Founders Day Festival. Admission for tours of the home was discounted to $10. The Howey Mansion is available for private rentals like weddings while historical tours are also available Monday through Friday at 11am. The Founder's Day event included a local market, food trucks, live music, and family activities. I enjoyed visiting the tents and touring the mansion including the hidden bar in the basement that was created during prohibition. Behind the mansion, is a trail through the woods that will take you to the Georgian marble mausoleum where the Howey family is interred including William J. Howey (1938), daughter, Lois Valerie Howey (1941), and Mary Hastings Howey (1981). This year Centennial Founder's Day Celebration, marked100 years since the town's founding in 1925.

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