Props to the designer of this cool club for all the unexpected decor surprises!…read more First of all, I loved the mix of indoor-outdoor space. But the best surprise was this real neat and compact space towards the back of this club, which had seating in a neon lit environment with a little peekaboo window which opened up to the bar. The door to this room isnt super obvious and so I loved the feeling of stumbling across this surprise. The one downside to this place is the lack of restrooms - you have to go to 64 North to use the loo! Note: I came here as part Orlando Weekly's Best of Orlando 2018 shindig so no clue about drink prices. However want to give mad props and a Big Up Thank You to Yelper Erin G, who had a spare ticket and invited me as her date! Yelp 136 /2018 + 1,299th overall Yelp Review

Owner is an asshole who could care less about his patrons, especially Jewish People. We've been…read moregoing there for many years, but I don't know why. Clearly I'm the asshole. For returning here

I really like the neighborhood vibes of this spot. The parking is limited, but there are always…read morespots on the street. There were a lot of people here watching the World Cup, but most of them left after the game. Although technically more of a bar, they do have REALLY good food menu. It's s great spot to meet with friends and hang out.

Just left the porch with some friends. I had too much cash on me so I wanted to pay my tab with…read morecash. My bill was $15. I gave the waitress $20. The waitress brought back everyone's cards and no change for myself. I was baffled because I was not given the option or asked, Do you want any change? My change was automatically kept I was planning on leaving it as a tip but not to even ask if I wanted to give my change as a tip was very baffling to me. Very disappointed. As a waitress next time, you should ask the customer if they would like change or not just don't assume

I made a last-minute reservation for a Friday night. We arrived 15 minutes early. They were busy…read morebut they were able to seat us immediately. Our waitress took our order shortly after we sat and she brought chips and salsa. The chips are thin, crunchy and fresh. The flight of salsas makes the dining experience fun. Our waitress continued to refill our chips and water throughout our meal. We both ordered the salad with chicken, which came fast. The portion is huge and it was about $40 for our meal, which given the size of the salad, it's reasonable. Overall, the service and food were great!

We tried Superica's weekend brunch for the first time and it's definitely a new favorite! I love a…read moregood Mexican brunch and even better that the service is quick and very family friendly. We started off with their mimosa frescas which is bubbly paired with homemade agua fresca. Today's flavor was strawberry kiwi -- yum! My husband also got the black & white coffee drink which is horchata + cold brew, and he really enjoyed it. We're already fanatics for their chips & salsa lazy Susan setup. We're obsessed with both the green salsas. They also give you a warm red salsa and a spicy/smoky one. For our mains, I got the eggs, chorizo, and potatoes with a side of smoked bacon. My husband got the migas al carbon (breakfast tacos) with chicken. Both are served with your choice of tortillas and refried beans. Dang, their beans are good and I'm not usually a fan of them. They got our toddler's seal of approval, too. Our server was the sweetest and she even brought out a complimentary house made popsicle for our son at the end of the meal. He loved it! We'll for sure be adding Superica into our brunch rotation!

Had a craving for a good fish taco and thought of Jimmy Hula's. The fish taco (Baja blackened…read morefish) hit the spot. I decided to try the three taco dish and combined it with the jimychurri and the monthly special Havana tacos. OMG, each one was delicious. The fish was what I was looking for with a respectable amount of fish with a combo of toppings that created a delicious taco. The Jimichurri was oh so enjoyable with a chimichurri sauce that was so delicious that it could have been on cardboard and tasted great. The Havana special was like Cuban sandwich taco with some respectable heat that was initially a surprise but quickly melded into a great combo. The pork,ham, and pickles were quite enjoyable. I come here a couple times a year and each time forget how wonderful the food, atmosphere, and service is.

The food was horrible. The rice was crunchy. And not just a little from the bottom of the pot, it…read morewas in multiple servings. You'll also see in the picture how the tiny frozen bag shrimp looks and tasted uncooked. I was sick after eating. Literally went straight to the toilet. I believe the shrimp did it. The cashier/server was incredibly kind and polite. I'm only giving 3 stars, because I've dined at another location multiple times, even with delivery and loved it. So, this may have been an off day.

Lauren and Julie are simply magnificent. Phenomenal lunch experience, the best in the Orlando area…read more Top notch service.

Our absolute favorite local spot. Great atmosphere outside on the patio and outdoor bar, and even…read morewhen it's hot out there's always a nice breeze coming off the lake. Food is outstanding every time. We love the Chicken Nuggies and their smash burgers. I've also had the tacos and enjoy those every time and for ~$5 it's the perfect little snack. Drinks are good and happy hour is a pretty good deal too. Always feel welcomed and taken care of by the staff. We genuinely come at least once a week and love it every time!

Never knew this cute little place was there because it's a block off of Park Ave. Would strongly…read morerecommend making a reservation becuase it's a smaller place but they do have tables inside and outside. Inside, they even have someone making the noodle which was so fun to watch. We came for Magical Dining and everything we tried was so tasty. To start, we tried the Cesar salad (so good with plenty of dressing), bruschetta (was fresh but wished there was a little more balsamic glaze on it), and the pear carpaccio (didn't think I would enjoy this as much as I did, fresh pear that went well with the contrast of the blue cheese). For entrees we ordered the pumpkin ravioli (love a good seasonal dish and the 3 cheese sauce was perfect), tagliatelle with mushroom (personally I don't like mushrooms but the others love this dish the most), pappardelle tomato basil (the ricotta brings a very nice touch to a basic dish), and the pappardelle inferno (the server warned us it's hot and our group likes hot but it was much hotter than expected, not sure I would be able to finish the whole dish by myself). For dessert I got the tiramisu and it came in the cutest little pot like it was a plant. Instead of coco powder on top they had shavings of chocolate which gives it a nice little crunch.

Having been to Turci Pasta several years ago and having had a great experience there, my…read moreexpectations were a bit high. Unfortunately, my experience here fell short. We came for magical dining at lunchtime on a Sunday. Service was good, ambiance is fine, but the food was the biggest let down. For appetizers we tried the bruschetta (3 slices of bread with chopped tomatoes and onions) and the pear carpaccio (thinly sliced pear with Gorgonzola, very tiny pieces of walnut and balsamic drizzle), both quite underwhelming, basic. Entrees were a bit better with the pumpkin ravioli and the parpadelle tomato basil but it was disappointing to see that there weren't any entrees with animal protein in them -- I think it's reasonable to ask for at least one on a magical dining menu. Lastly, the dessert. While the tiramisu and the cannoli tasted fine, we were served 1 cannoli and 1 small tiramisu in a small (but very cute and creative) plant vase. I don't plan to return. My suggestion is to skip Luca and go to its sister restaurant in College Park.

Grape and the grain is a great place to hang out with friends. I love the outdoor patio vibes and…read moreoften they have different djs with different genres. They do not offer hard liquor but sometimes they have food trucks in the back with great food! I love to go when el tinto is around. The service is quick but it's also a small place so don't expect it to always be that way. Highly recommend for a night out!

I love this little bar. Reminds me of a place in Austin tx called wine house. It's very chill vibes…read morethere's cool art inside and in the back there's a dj and a disco ball! Photo walls! Just everything is so cute and great here. They only sell wine and then seltzers. The service is fantastic too.

Very friendly. Great coffee. Made you feel welcomed and even with excited grandkids. Was there…read moreduring a car show on the street outside.

I was very excited to try Propogate after finding it on Door Dash. The other reviews sounded so…read morepromising & I loved the vibes in the photos. Parked my car & couldn't find the shop. No exterior sign at all. Found my way inside and it took a few moments to be acknowledged. That's ok, baristas were busy, I get it. I was slightly underwhelmed at the dark interior. It was no where near as clean or charming as I had expected. Once greeted, I asked if I could have my Americano in a mug instead of a to-go cup. [Insert confused face here]. Apparently this was a tough request. Once we cleared this up, payment was processed and I took a seat at a booth. Coffee order was brought out in a small plastic cup. Yes- plastic cups. Mmmm, hot liquid served in plastic is my fav. (I'm kidding of course) worse yet, the coffee was straight up awful. Truly, it was bad and I hate to even say this. I know a small biz needs all the love it can get and I REALLY wanted to love this place. I even had an extra shot of espresso added and this drink wasn't even as good as a gas station. I'm a huge espresso lover. I have a fancy machine at home but I love to support coffee shops when I'm out running errands. There are very rare times that I have negative comments. Sadly, this was one of those rare occasions. On the bright side- clean restrooms & fun art on the walls. And I was able to snap some cute shots with a retro filter.

Looking for a good sandwich for a Saturday lunch with my wife and stumbled on Houndstooth Kitchen…read more What a great find. We both had the chicken avocado sandwich on Cuban bread and pressed. Absolutely delicious!! Freshly made and so good. A side of orzo salad for a wonderful lunch. Lots of other pressed offerings as well as hot and cold sandwiches and other sides as well. Definitely on our radar for the future. Oh yea, tables outside for a European sidewalk cafe feel. Don't be a dummy, go to Houndstooth, you'll love it.

Decent enough place to grab a sandwich. Houndstooth Kitchen & Eatery is a small but comfortable…read moreplace with friendly service anda simple but good menu. This restaurant is located in a growing section of Maitland and the only challenge I see is the parking. I enjoyed my sandwich and the overall experience.

We came on a Sunday afternoon and it seemed pretty busy, but we were seated pretty quickly. The…read morestaff came by with water and it was a breeze to place our order. The food was delicious. My brother got the seasonal coffee and it was a tad too sweet. I got the hash which is always a good choice, and they had a seasonal one that featured steak which was quite lovely. The bathroom was a little messy, but stocked and in working order. The place was well decorated and we were sat in a comfortable booth. Overall, it was a good experience.

I have a complicated relationship with First Watch…read more It's kind of like that actor who's been incredible in some movies and absolutely unbearable in others. I've had experiences at certain First Watch franchise locations that left me questioning not only the meal, but several of my life choices leading up to it. So when I walked into this location in the Fern Park/Casselberry (Altamonte Springs) area, I'll admit it... I came in cautiously optimistic at best. Thankfully, this visit reminded me why the chain became popular in the first place. Right away, the staff stood out for being personable and genuinely pleasant. Not the robotic "corporate friendly" where someone smiles while dead behind the eyes. Actual warm, attentive service that made the place feel welcoming. And here's something restaurant owners should probably frame on the wall because it's becoming weirdly rare these days: the food was cooked correctly and served hot. Hot. As in actually warm when it hit the table and not sitting under a heat lamp long enough to qualify for Social Security. I ordered the omelette, and it absolutely hit the spot. Comfort food done properly. Fluffy, flavorful, filling, and exactly what I wanted breakfast to be. My daughter ordered the steak and egg hash, and visually... let's just say this isn't a dish entering any beauty pageants. It kind of arrives looking like breakfast got into a small argument with itself. But one bite in and none of that mattered. It was rich, hearty, luscious, and cooked just right. The kind of dish where every bite feels indulgent enough that you briefly stop caring about cholesterol or responsibility. This location honestly felt dialed in. The kitchen was on point, the service was strong, and the overall experience reminded me that consistency is what separates a good restaurant visit from a forgettable one. Because of my mixed history with First Watch overall, I can't quite bring myself to throw five stars into the air like confetti... but this particular location absolutely earned four stars and deserves credit for getting it right.