I was lucky enough to check out The Daily City Pop Up shop at a media preview event as a Yelp Elite…read moremember. I loved the location as it highlighted SODO (South of Downtown) and brought a hipster sorta vibe. Access to the location was super easy and parking was plentiful. You could try for a spot in front of the suite (across from TJ Maxx) or do what I did and park in the Target parking garage. The goal of this pop up shop is to highlight local and small businesses and artisans . There was a little of something for everything: Project Pop and their organic popcorn Cloak and Dapper had clothing and grooming tools for purchase Wondermade marshmallows Rifle Paper Co. (Stationary and cards) Whisk & Bowl (cooking & kitchen tools) J&G Chocolates (yay for samples) Orlando Doesn't Suck t-shirts These are only a handful of the businesses that were represented. Spa Privee was also there providing mini massages. It's definitely a great way to check out all those small businesses you see around town but all in one place. I also noticed they are offering special craft/art workshops(for a fee) throughout the weekend event so definitely worth checking out the schedule. For purchases, you pay at the front table next to the front door. Unfortunately only credit cards are accepted so keep that in mind. Looks like they are bringing out a few food trucks for the weekend event open to the public so it's a great way to incorporate date night with food and shopping! Plus you can get cute photos taken of yourselves playing shuffleboard!

The Daily City Pop Up Shop is cool... possibly a little too cool for me. But if you are in the SoDo…read morearea this week I'd recommend checking it out. The folks from the Daily City have brought together an interesting mix of local businesses in a very hipster-ish format. This is a great chance to check out some smaller businesses you may miss otherwise. I was able to go to the preview night last night with some friends. The shop was easy to find on the corner by the Target and TJ Maxx. There was street parking and also parking in the Target garage. The shop is set up with creative window displays and signs outside to let you know you've found the place. The format of the shop wasn't what I was expecting at all. I was expecting something more like a traditional market with different stalls for each business. There was a variety of businesses represented but the products were displayed like a traditional store with all of the products mixed together, not divided by brand. Since I am a super planner I had looked at the Daily City site before going to the shop and had an idea of the products I was interested in buying. The selection in the shop turned out to be pretty small and there weren't salespeople, so I ended up not buying anything. I specifically wanted to pick up an "Orlando Doesn't Suck" shirt. I completely missed the shirts on my first pass through the store until someone pointed out a small selection of them in the bottom drawer of a dresser. It was a pretty display, but not very functional. I honestly didn't want to mess up the display, so I ended up skipping the shirt (maybe I'll go back later in the week and get one once somebody else has messed up the nice folding). There were a ton of great products, fancy marshmallows, cool clothes, flower headbands, stationary, etc. And if you don't feel like shopping, there's shuffleboard. It's a fun and unique shopping experience.

The best high quality with lowest prices... Can't be beat…read morefor quality and prices . Large amount of Disney memorabilia.... Good selection of running wear

I have only been here once, the first time I went I was impressed with the items they had for sale…read more Looks like almost everything they get here is stuff that maybe a giant store discontinued or donated,I believe the price here is ok but not super cheap. The service was ok there is two buildings to look at with different price points. Overall,it's an interesting thrift store but I would say it's more of a store without out a big brand name to it kind of like those store you see now selling product that is returned from Amazon or Target.

This is a heavenly bakery & cafe inside Water Tower Place food hall with a talented baker at its…read morehelm. (closed Mon/Tue) Open Wed-Sun at 8 - 6 (5 pm Sundays). The baked goods are fabulous and beautiful. I enjoyed their tornillos (cream horns) and other goodies. They also make tasty sandwiches and serve great coffee They cater & do pop-ups at Lakeside Village, Margaritaville, Auburndale and Saturday markets. Their breads and baked goods are stellar They are bilingual/Hispanic Give them a try! You'll definitely be back.

This used to be my daily go to place till something changed. Not sure what. But the coffee is hit…read moreor miss now. I've gotten coffees I just throw away they're so bad. I've started looking for other coffee shops

I love their coffee and egg sandwiches on croissants, they have such a friendly staff! My only…read morecomplaint is that they don't have high chairs so I can't bring my kids in and sit down and enjoy the environment. I'm really hoping that changes because I'd really like to come in there with my kids. :( if they get high chairs I'll rate it five:)