Lee Vista Promenade is a great shopping plaza located in close proximity to Orlando International…read moreAirport and offers a nice mix of retail stores, restaurants, etc. (they even have a farmer's market on the weekend. The farmer's market is held on Sunday morning, I believe). The mall is smartly laid out and very well maintained. It is clean and is both welcoming and attractively designed. They have a good selection of retail and dining options. Again, the Lee Vista Promenade is located close to the airport, so if you are a traveler staying in Orlando, the City Beautiful, this is a good shopping plaza to either grab a meal, grab some essentials, or just for something to do (or a combination of all three). I travel a lot for business and I understand the need to find something to do in your downtime while traveling for work. This is a great choice to head to. All in all, I definitely recommend here and give it five () stars.

Steps to guarantee Sarah will keep visiting your shopping center time and time again…read more.. Step 1. Put a HomeGoods in That's it.... that's all it takes. But seriously, this plaza is awesome. HomeGoods, Michael's, Academy Sports, Five Below, Petco, ULTA... this list goes on. On top of that, you've got the Epic theater which offers luxury seating that I love. And you've of course got some great dining options like Rock n Brews, Red Robin and lots of quick service joints. It's conveniently located on 436 & Lee Vista by the airport. Really love this place!

This is my local town center, live about 5 minutes from it. And I'm always here. So many stores to…read moreshop at, and so many good eats to enjoy either dinner or a quick meal. I've never had a problem while shopping ever so I would say the service in each store is pretty good. The selection of stores is so different and fun. Each stores price ranges so it's easy to drop a couple of hundreds in this plaza. The movie theater is also here so that's a good plus.

We love coming here for all our shopping needs! From dinning to entertainment to shopping, it's a…read moreone stop shop here! We tried several dinning options and loved how there's so many to choose from. We ate at Dave's Hot chicken and White Rabbit dessert. We loved both! After a nice lunch we went shopping to several stores and ended our Sunday with a little fun at Chuck e Cheese! We love this town center!

Alafaya Village is a shopping plaza that sits on the corner of East Colonial Drive and Alafaya…read moreTrail. It has been there since I moved to Orlando, Florida back in 2001 and has seen businesses come and go and new businesses come in. Honestly, it is not a bad location with a lot of traffic going by it each and every day. There is a lot of parking available and it is relatively safe. My only complaint here is that none of the stores seem to have any permanency with the exception of the Wendy's and the Dunkin' (both of which are located in standalone buildings). All in all, a decent enough shopping plaza.

From the owner: A Regency Centers Place. Featuring your favorite mix of shopping, dining, and personal services in…read moreOrlando!

One of my favorite downtown city spots to walk around!…read more There are plenty of shops and restaurants in the area. It is a more upscale and pricy area, so the shops reflect that for the most part. There are plenty of restaurants to eat at; Boca, Panera, BriarPatch, to name a few, there's a good variety! I love going to Spice and Tea for their selections of spices and an Iced Crème Brûlée Tea. There are also services like glasses and a Truist bank on Park Ave. plenty of services to choose from! Even a real estate agent office! There are shops for everyone! Kathmandu for Crystals and metaphysical goods. Achiest Olive for oils, vinegar and pantry items!

I'd finished a weeklong conference in Orlando, and I had the better part of a day to kill before my…read moreflight home. I really wanted to visit a Lilly Pulitzer store, and saw there was one located in Winter Park. I saw that there was other shopping options, and a Tiffany glass museum, so decided to spend my day here. I had no idea what a wonderful visit my day would turn out to be! There are wonderful places to eat, great shopping, a museum, and a park. I didn't have trouble finding parking, but I could see where it would be difficult on a busy day. I would highly recommend this area if you are in town visiting.

Do not let this small center fool you. It is conveniently located near UCF and has several stores…read moreand restaurants with plenty of parking space (More parking on the back). Parking area is always clean, place has beautiful landscaping and it's pretty accessible from University Blvd. Businesses: T-Mobile, World of Beers, Pei Wei, First Watch, A fitness center and more!

Small plaza next to the Walmart plaza on Lake Underhill. They have a great pizza place called…read moreNapoli's which I recommend. They also have a Chinese restaurant and a few other businesses.

This shopping center is as fun to shop in as it is to just walk around…read more There's plenty to do! A large variety of dining, some shopping ( including an upscale furniture store that used to be a Borders book store) and a movie theater. I could make a whole trip out of just this shopping center. Coffee at Starbucks, go see a movie, window shopping, PF Cheng for dinner, cheesecake for dessert, then a movie. Not a bad date night idea either.

I have been to Winter Park Village a handful of times. I love walking around with my dog. I love…read morethe green space here and the chairs for you to hang out by it. This last visit we went to Chayote and Jeni's Splendid Ice Cream for my bday. In the past we have visited the Cheesecake Factory here. There's a movie theater and other restaurants and boutiques here. It's a perfect place to walk around and check out the shops and have a bite. Love that it is here and there are quite a bit more stores in this section. Check it out. They also have weekly concerts which you can check out in their site.

I'm not into national plazas. I prefer International Plaza…read more This is a perfectly good shopping mall in Orlando east of downtown, east of China Town, which has a whole bunch of different businesses and even some boba, and I like it, but the businesses here aren't really the most exciting.

I agree with all of the reviews on this plaza. Basically, if there's a need to visit a business…read morehere, then go ahead and navigate the odd parking lot. The parking spots can block the stairway entrances to some of the businesses, so it could be a maze to get to where you're going. It's also not easy to walk from business to business without going back into traffic, so be careful.

I used to love this place, and I decided to get some clothes before lunch so I decided to go there…read moreand there was no air conditioning. There was only two stores with only two people there. It was so quiet, and ominous, and at Macy's in there there was such a small selection, Technically there was no service pretty much nobody worked there only the people at Macy's and Dillards. This place used to be packed with people, and it was so famous, but now.. it's completely abandoned.

The Horror! I grew up near the famous (or infamous) mall where "Dawn of the Dead" was filmed. To…read moreme, the mall was a destination where you'd spend the day eating and shopping and eating some more. I've watch the style of the malls transform over the years. There are plenty of happening malls around Orlando, but this centrally located mall is everything but bustling. George Romero's zombies would die of starvation if they visited this particular mall. One major plus is Parking! It's excellent as you rarely are more than 5 parking spots deep from the entrance. The parking garage on the west side invokes horror as even a menacing looking figure such as myself hurriedly shuffles to and from the vehicle in tremors to avoid Killer Klowns, Leatherface, Jason, Michael, Ren McCormack, Freddy, or whatever those things in Wrong Turn (2003) were which may be right behind you. Once inside, you don't feel much safer as the Stir of Echos of each footstep remind you that you should get what you need and get out as fast as you can. As of this writing, there's a Macy's, maybe a Dillards, and a bunch of mall staples like phone stores, Spencers, Hot Topic, a Beauty Shop, nail salons, and one of the most laughable food courts I've seen. It would take the advertising team from Picture Perfect to get this place back on track. I wish I could say this was due to the Pandemic, and although it didn't help this mall, it was like this before. I hope some of the face-lifts going on outside pump some life back into this structure. It's like Flatliners if that drug didn't work to bring you back. Or maybe everyone shopping took the serum from Hollow Man, as nearly every photo here (not mine, everyones') is devoid of people. There are so many closed storefronts that looking down one corridor towards The Darkness of the entrance in the distance has you wondering if it's worth the effort to walk that direction. Upon leaving, you've never been more happy to be in traffic because at least it means there are other people around and you've survived the hell-hole that is Orlando Fashion Square. Don't fill Trapped! You Should Have Left before you got out of your car.