This charging station is located by the old Chamber of Commerce building and a small park. It is…read morejust off of Interstate 4. It is also convenient to the DoubleTree by Hilton. If you need a charging station, here is a decent enough one.

Stayed here on 2 separate visits to the Winter Park area. This hotel is within walking distance of…read morefood and shopping, which is nice. The valet service is very helpful and friendly in each interaction. The beautiful entrance is welcoming when you walk in. It's clean and very spacious with lots of seating. The cafe/bakery to the left of the entrance is nice, with plenty of seating. Check-in was smooth. The room was spacious and clean. The refrigerator was overflowing with ice, which spilled out onto the floor when I opened it; some melted and refreezed. Not sure if it's a good idea to use the ice. So I just walked down to the ice machine and got ice. Housekeeping was on time daily but didn't clean much beyond fixing the bedding and replenishing towels. They didn't even touch certain parts of the room. The same piece of paper remained on the carpet throughout the visit. I know the hotel is affiliated with the college, so you are contributing to a good cause. Room service was a fail all 4 times I tried ordering on both visits, which sucks. When you call the desk, they don't seem to have an answer for why no one picks up. If you use dry cleaning, you have to ask for bags in case you use the laundry service again. If you've used the ones in the room, they don't automatically bring more. I waited until my 2nd visit to see if it would make a difference before writing my review, but it was pretty much the same. But for the area, the price was pretty reasonable. I had breakfast twice in the restaurant downstairs

This review is based on an event…read more Atmosphere: the event was in the first meeting room to the right of the lobby, and it is the perfect size for an up to 40-person dinner. The big windows in the back are a huge plus: watching the sunset light fade into the evening during the meal was a highlight. The whole hotel is gorgeous. The contemporary art everywhere gives it a high-end feel that's perfect for business events. Food: the charcuterie buffet was a hit. Everything was set up perfectly and tasted fresh, especially the cheeses (I loved the manchego, it was so soft) and the prosciutto. I was a little less impressed with the mains, though. The risotto felt a bit heavy on the cream and was a little too al dente to my taste. The ribeye was cut and cooked in a way that felt more like pork than steak. Everything else I tried, the asparagus, the salmon, and the salad, was pretty good though. Service: every staff member was super friendly and fast, especially the valet guy. I'm definitely planning to come back to check out Hamilton's Kitchen. The bar and dining area look very inviting and classy.

After finally finding this place, it was a decent location. I still hate having to back in to the…read morespots and the end spot which I took, you had to maneuver a bit oddly to get in. I was getting a pretty fast charge even with 4-5 cars there. I've been to other locations which were terrible. I needed to just boost my charge about 20% so I was there about 10 minutes and I was out of there. It's kind of behind some stores so even though there are things within walking distance, I wouldn't say anything was super convenient. Also, it's in a BUSY part of Altamonte, so if you're driving I4 and need to charge, give yourself some time to get through the traffic, unless you're going in off hours.

It's Getting crazy busy at this prime location. Come early, 8 to 830am, bf the crowds of the worker…read morebees. No one there early but a line up at busy times of day. Super spot w Whole Foods and Starbucks within walking distance. Easy drive to nearby embassy suites, which granted is old but in a prime spot for those with a Tesla I've been coming here for years, the mall and so many stores and restaurants within a mile is amazing. If you're passing through, this is THE spot in Orlando. The other Tesla supercharger off international drive is a busy gas station but not much more. But if you're heading towards millennial mall that might be your ticket.

This particular electric vehicle charging station is located in the parking lot of Festival Park in…read morethe Milk District area of Orlando, Florida. There are six stations to charge your vehicle at and while you wait, you can hang out in the park. All in all, it is a good place to use.

After trying the Charge Up chargers at the Colonialtown North Community Center (only 1 working…read morethere and someone was charging) I went here (Festival Patk) and 5 of the 6 Charge Up chargers aren't working. The green lights are on but only one worked after trying all of them. It was the only one that said "available". Hopefully the city will fix them soon at both locations.

I love this Library. It's massive, well maintained, easy to access, and everyone is super friendly…read more There are a lot of events -- for both kids and adults -- and it's always a good time. My 2.5 year old niece goes every single week for story time or to see the service dogs. I've been visiting for a while and love to see how it's grown and evolved.

I came here to see the architecture and it did not disappoint! It's a nice library with a nice…read moreselection, but the main appeal to me is how beautiful it is on the inside and outside. There's a really cool spiral staircase, high ceilings, and art all around. From the outside you would almost think it's a museum rather than a library. They also have a nice children's section if you want to bring your kids here in the summer!

Magical Dining at Delaney's Tavern felt a little like one of those nights in a movie where…read moreeverything is warm, slightly indulgent, and somehow the ravioli becomes a main character. The cocktails were beautiful in that almost-too-pretty-to-drink kind of way, except obviously I drank them. The food was rich, comforting, and the kind of good that makes you briefly stop talking, which for me is saying a lot. And then there was the truffle ravioli. I'm not saying I've thought about it an unreasonable amount since dinner, but I'm also not not saying that. Our server Colin was attentive, knowledgeable, and somehow made the whole evening feel even more special without ever hovering, which is truly an art form in itself. Magical Dining is such a lovely excuse to try some of Orlando's best restaurants while supporting local charities, but Delaney's is one of those places I'd come back to even without the excuse. Preferably with another plate of ravioli. And maybe another cocktail. For research purposes, obviously.

This place was pretty darn good. We came here because it was close to our hotel at Hampton Inn and…read moreSuites. We are from New Mexico and love trying good food. My son ordered a bowl of Lobster Bisque which was creamy and rich. The only problem was that they didn't bring any bread or even crackers with it, which I think is so strange when you're serving soup as a meal. Anyway, it was a $21.00 bowl of soup. They did bring a small plate of bread to him after I asked for it, so that was good. I had blackened Shrimp Tacos which were delicious! The shrimp was perfectly cooked and the slaw they used was spicy and flavorful (but not too spicy). I also had a side Berry Salad which was an upgrade in price from French fries. The berry salad was also good. We shared a Brookie Skillet for dessert and that was to die for. It had salted caramel gelato and marshmallows on top of it. It was a great meal, but pretty expensive for the portions we got. The service was great. Our server was kind and knowledgeable and quickly brought out bread for the bisque when we asked for it. I like that it has a good size bar with TVs for Sunday football. We sat at a booth table because I was with my son. It was comfortable! There were a few people in there finishing brunch and they were pretty loud. I think having brunch there would be fun. Cheers!

Great costumer service provided. Was met with efficiency and…read moreprofessionalism. Highly recommend to others.

We were very satisfied with the services provided. They were friendly and professional and…read morereasonably priced. Will definitely use them again.

Installed as quoted. Fast and professional. Highly recommend. Prices were reasonable, especially…read morefor how fast the job was completed.

I have no idea how this company has over a 5 star rating based on they could not even follow…read morethrough on a simple estimate. On Tuesday, I submitted a request for service. They gave me an estimate window of 2pm-4pm on Wednesday. They never showed up. No one bothered to give me advanced warning of being late or not showing up. I called them, and a lady was fumbling her words and making a ton of excuses. She said she would call me back in "3 minutes." She never called me back, but she did send an email to reschedule. Based on no follow through of something basic as a phone call, I went against my gut instinct and decided to give them one more chance. They gave me a one hour window of 2pm-3pm on Thursday. They never showed up. No one bothered to give me advanced warning of being late or not showing up. I called them, and a lady was fumbling her words and making a ton of excuses. The apologies sounded insincere as if it was something she was repeating all day long to people. She said she could reschedule me for the following Tuesday, but offered no ownership of the issue and no guarantee that the 3rd time would be any different. If they didn't want the job, then they should have told me. I wouldn't have wasted 2 days off and I wouldn't have written this bad review.

This spot is great for the whole family. I loved the inclusion of the outdoor games. They were…read moregreat for the kids! When it comes to inside the space, they have so many options in terms of food. I like how the food represented a bunch of different cultures from around the world. They also have a very good seating area, and there is a space for events. I attended a draw lab event here and it was really fun to get to be with that group and also have time to explore the space.

Them: "We're going to the Great Southern Box Company after work." Me: "What's that?" Them: "It's on…read moreNorth OBT, just past 50." Me: "I'm not going anywhere on North OBT." Them: "No, it's a food hall in the Packing District." Me: "You are literally making up random words to me right now and saying them."   If you've lived in Orlando for most of your life like I have, you might've thought the only thing worth your time in this neighborhood was long-time staple Fairvilla Megastore. While Fairvilla's stamina and staying power are still going strong, there's a new entry into this previously otherwise under stimulating area--gentrification. Princeton & North OBT apparently underwent an industrial chic makeover in the past few years, becoming essentially "New College Park" (CP is a few blocks east), gaining a Publix, some trendy apartments called the Cannery, and the Great Southern Box Company food hall.   The GSBC concept is honestly great--it's a collection of locally-owned restaurants arrayed around a central bar in the middle of a big hall. There's large, open seating both inside and especially outside, where there's a large astroturf lawn with lounging chairs and lawn games. My review mostly focuses on the venue as a whole, specifically the bar in the middle, but there are multiple individual small businesses and vendors within that definitely deserve their own separate, stellar reviews at a later date, as the food at these is amazing - - these include Eighty Twenty, Antica Pizzeria, Fui Yo Mexicana, A Lo Cubano, Braza Brazilian Steakhouse, Waffle Sandwich Bar, and more. The sheer amount of choices makes this place a definite recommendation even though my group's most recent experience at the middle bar wasn't as good as my last one- - the concept and overall vibe is just that good.   A group of us went on a Friday night after work (my second visit) and sat in a booth near the bar. Prices are ok, $5-7 for beers, and $10-$14 for cocktails. The drinks on this trip were "Meh." A friend had already arrived and ordered one cocktail, sharing that she'd taken a while to get noticed even though the bar was not crowded and there were many bartenders. She also said her drink was mostly mixer ("It's all juice!"). I walked over to the bar and was served right away but was told that on a Friday night they were out of all beers except for two (Smithwick and an IPA). I ordered the Smithwick, which wasn't filled to the top; I later ordered a Honey & Thyme, which turned out to be a very light pour and mostly the lemon zest mixer, same as my friend's. My other friend ordered a Tony's Spicy Rita ($14) at that point and received it in a small plastic cup, as there were no more glasses.   That said, I'd visited here a year ago and remembered that the drinks and service were great, so I don't know if this was a rare off night or indicative of a longer, more permanent slide in quality. We ordered some GREAT food from Eighty Twenty, but more on that in a separate review of that business, as it deserves its own accolades.   The inconsistency of my two experiences in the center bar (each a year apart) is the only reason I give four stars instead of five, but I really do appreciate this concept as a whole, and I very much hope this place and the businesses within succeed and continue to be around for a long time.   I'll be visiting again for sure, and hopefully the next time will be a bit closer to what I remember on my first visit. Again, the concept and overall vibe is just that good. I DO recommend that Orlando residents (especially long-time residents who are just learning for the first time that Orlando has a Packing District) check this out, as no matter what, you'll find something good for every member of your group that will make it worth your time.