Fun day trip in Mt. Dora. There is a lot to look at, shop, and eat. Not too crowded on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. There is a lot of parking but wear comfy shoes and be ready to walk. Be sure to stop by Taqueria Dos Hermanos on aisle C for the most authentic Mexican food. There's fresh produce and a lot of different vendors!

Today we spent a good portion of our day at this market. We came during their antique extravaganza,…read morewhich my parents had not experienced before when they had come, and we had a really nice time. The antiques were old and super random, the food trucks had a really nice selection, and it was a great way to spend a cloudy Sunday. There's a pickle shop here my dad and husband waited 45 minutes in line for. My dad claims this place in here has the best pickles he's ever had in his life. The pickle shop owner took his time with each customer to see what they needed and made sure they got all they wanted. This place was surprisingly cool and I would happily come back here the next time we are in Florida. We only made our way through half of it before we decided to leave. Next time we will visit the pickle shop last.

Okay, while this was only the Opening Night of the new Farmers Market, from what I saw, this is…read moregoing to be great and rival any Famers Market in the area! As we drove into the area, we could see the tents and lights and it was obvious from the getgo that this was going to be a serious market. There was plenty of space to park, and all close to the market. We arrived about 10 minutes after it opened and it was already busy with customers. There were a lot of vendors, from face painting to candied almonds to all the different salsas, barbecue sauces, and jewelry; there were a few food vendors, I thought there would be more, but hey, it's the first one. They Apopka Police Department had a demonstration of their K9 unit which was awesome! My favorite thing, though, was the fact that they had produce- which is the whole point of a farmers market in the first place! So many fruits and vegetables, and really good prices, cheaper than any of the local grocery stores. Plus, they had a fresh seafood dealer, and talk about fresh- I just wish you could eat it there- but I purchased some Stone Crab Claws and took them home and they were delicious! For the first one, I was very impressed, and I am sure it will even get better from here. I highly suggest you check it out, every Thursday from 5:30 to 8:30!

If you are expecting rows & rows of vendors & food trucks galore then this mkt is not for you.Its…read morebeen a Florida mkt for years.You can find a little treasure,prices are fair & usually the vendors bargain.There is walking & plenty of it.Mid winter has the most vendors where as summer the vendors slack off like all other mkts in the area.A good little stop over.I find something every time I go

Small but genuine. Alot of stuff that one wonders why they put the effort in to bring the stuff…read morethere. Cordial vendors who seemed more to be hanging out than anything else, making a sale on rusty bike or scratched non stick pan would just be a bonus.

Had never heard of End End Market until this recent trip I took and some locals a.k.a. my…read morecolleagues who live here told me about it. They have a good variety of restaurants and a couple shops. It's a lot more chill than other places in Orlando I feel like, and seems to be mainly locals rather than tourists. We came for breakfast and I got Lineage Coffee, Papi's Burritos, and Gideon's Cookies. We sat outside and there's plenty of seating and open air concept outside. I would definitely come back here again!

I found out about East End Market from the show Somebody Feed Phil and I have to say it does feel…read morelike a hidden gem. It has such a strong local vibe and it is cool to see a mix of smaller vendors alongside some more well known food spots. That said there are a few things worth noting. First, seating can be a challenge. There is plenty of outdoor seating but not much indoors. The day we went it was pretty hot and sitting outside was not the most enjoyable experience at times. Second, I fully support spending money at local businesses but the tipping culture here felt a bit excessive. I bought a bag of coffee beans with no drink and was prompted for a tip. I spent $45 for 12 pieces of chocolates at Oban Chocolatier and was asked for a tip there too. Same thing when I spent about $25 on four cookies at Gideon's Bakehouse. I am happy to support but it started to feel like a lot in a not enjoyable way. Third, the hours between vendors can be a bit awkward. We came around brunch time which worked for some spots but others were not open yet. For example, Domu does not open until dinner (5PM) and Gyukatsu Rose was not opening until later in the afternoon (3 PM) Overall, I think this is a great place to check out especially if you enjoy trying a variety of local spots. Just plan ahead for seating and timing and be prepared for lots of tip prompts along the way.

Plant Street Market is located in downtown Winter Garden and basically a food hall. Inside the…read morelarge building, you will find many different permanent vendors including, Crooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street, Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place, a popcorn stand, mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. There are a ton of places! Inside and outside, there are plenty of tables and high tops to sit at. There is a lot of grassy areas outside for kids to run around as well. The best part of Plant Street is that everyone in your party can get something different but all sit together and enjoy each other's company. MY wife and I tend to do this alot. We order smaller things from a few booths and then share everything. During the weekends and then also throughout the year, Plant Street has events such as Octoberfest, pet adoption and live singers, to name a few. This usually will bring more people here and to be honest, parking can be tough. Their private parking lot is not incredibly large and also shares with a few restaurants across from them, not located inside the market. My wife and I try to go early when we visit. We want a table to sit down, even though you can easily walk around with your food. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage which will be a slight walk over. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works at the different vendors are always very nice. I believe they are Crooked Can employees, but people will walk around picking up your beer glasses for you. The prices are pretty reasonable as well. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street as this is one of our favorite local places to visit. ACES!

Plant Street Market is a large building in the downtown heart of Winter Garden. Inside is home to…read moreCrooked Can Brewery, the flagship of Plant Street and then a handful of vendors, most of which are food. The outside is brick building which I love, it makes it look old and rustic and brings you into the feel of being up North as opposed to Florida. Inside is a long walkway with vendors on both sides. At the end is Crooked Can brewery. This is the main draw to Plant Street. They are the largest vendor occupying one end as well as a smaller bar area on the other end. Their beers are very good, also being sold in stores. Their vendors are mostly food including Jam Hot Chicken, Axom Coffee, Tea place, Empanada and Co., Bento Sushi, Michael's Ali Pizza, Sit Benji's Donuts, a BBQ place and more. There are quite a few. They also have a mac and cheese stand, a cheese place, chocolate place, and then a butcher with food to buy and bring home. Inside and outside, they offer tables and high tops to sit at. What I love the most, is you could all get something different, which might be great for those that cannot agree. What my husband and I love to do, is to order small things from a few booths and share it all. We get to try a bunch of things and not get super full really fast. On the weekends, and throughout the year they do tend to have many events. Which brings more people here. The parking can be tough, their lot is not incredibly large so we do like to get here early. If you cannot find parking, there is a parking garage but this is going to be a slight walk over to Plant Street. The parking garage is closer to where the farmer's market is. Everyone who works inside are always friendly. They walk around (I believe Crooked Can employees) and will pick up empty glasses. The prices are not unreasonable. They are priced appropriate for what you get. I definitely recommend checking out Plant Street! Its one of our favorite local places to visit.

Mount Dora Marketplace is a great spot to fuel up and they have a variety of options so everyone in…read moreyour party can be happy. My daughter and son-in-law enjoyed CYO pasta bowls, my grandson had a kids meal from the BBQ joint, and I opted for Lebanese food. The market offers inside seating and the portions match the price point. The pasta eaters had Alfredo creations, one with fettuccine and the other with rigatoni. A grilled cheese and side of Mac and cheese was ordered at the BBQ spot for my grandson, and I opted for a chicken tawook platter with hummus and rice from Beirut Bites. The 2 chicken skewers were well flavored and the hummus was fantastic, but the pita slices and rice were average. The customer service was excellent. The pasta peeps very much enjoyed their creations and the grilled cheese was enjoyed. Unfortunately, little man couldn't eat the Mac and cheese because it was flavored with peppers and had some kick. For an adult, it was tasty. All in all, this was a great spot for lunch. We filled our bellies and departed with leftovers.

If you are looking for a cute historical town near a body of water, this one has lots of walkable…read moreshops with various memorial benches to people watch. There are numerous eateries, sweet shops, shopping, and even a book store! I think there's something for everyone.

November 2024. This place is huge. Lots and lots of really…read morecool stuff. Lots of vintage pieces and unique ones too. Prices are kind of high, but The quality of the pieces are nice. You could easily spend 2 hours in here. In a plaza with large parking lot.

Great selection. Everything from comics, toys, sneakers, small brand new Disney backpacks, Stanley…read moretype cups, Tupperware, full dish sets, wood furniture.

Food halls have really taken off and the Marketplace at Avalon Park brings that concept to this…read moreparticular of east Orlando and is definitely a welcome addition to our community. Tha ambiance is welcoming as are everyone there. This is a great place to meet with friends for a few drinks and to sample the foods from all the different places. We went with pizza the last time we were here and just chilled watching Avalon Park move at its own pace from our table. All in all, I would definitely recommend here if you are in the Avalon Park area.

I came here recently to try it out, very cute food hall. Different options like ice cream, sushi,…read moreMexican, pizza, Italian, Argentinian...they have certain themed nights for events, the night I went happened to be trivia night. Overall, cute. I love the variety of a food hall, so I would come back to try something new.

This is a cute little shop that really hits the spot when you don't want to eat a lot, but crave a…read moregood grilled cheese sandwich and a little tomato soup. My only hesitation on going back is it's kinda high priced. But it's very popular among people in the area and offers a huge variety of selection. But if I'm paying almost $20 for a meal, I don't like eating off plastic or styrofoam. That's just me. Otherwise, good decent sandwich and tasty soup.

Tried Asian cowboy sandwich with brisket ‍ meat was delicious as well as the cheese & toasted…read morebread. The cheese pull was there btw! Comes with side of tomato soup (in a sauce cup) which was refreshing and bright and this spicy mayo (I assumed) which was soo good and a bit smoky. The only thing about that sandwich is that I was expecting to have kimchi in it and I only found it to have this purple cabbage which isn't kimchi so kind of misleading. My boss had mac grilled cheese (the one with ribeye) and said the macaroni made it a bit blend so for more flavor you should probably go with classic grilled cheese sandwiches. He also complained about ground beef in his sandwich so if you expect cut pieces of ribeye I guess that's not what you would get. I had a good experience with my sandwich though except kimchi! The location is really cool and hipsterish. Outside seating is the best part! Service was fairly quick (within 15 minutes).

Local Farmers Market to Lady Lake ..., every Tuesday .... Lots of jams ,jellies , baked goods,…read morecandles, dips , wax candles, incense , herbs etc

From the owner: We are fostering a sense of community and showcasing local businesses that make high-quality,…read morehomemade, and handcrafted items making our Lady Lake Farmers & Crafts Market a destination for shoppers. From the very beginning of October to early April. We take a seasonal break during the heat of the spring and summer months.