Great selection of activities for family and kids, the food court also had yummy Mexican and Puerto…read moreRican food- with refreshing jugos frescos. 3 Tacos de birria for $10 - yes, please! The food court also has a kid play area.

Not much in here. Really no shopping. I think Dillard is left at the end. Mostly random stores with…read morelike books or trinkets. There is a food court. It's a place to walk around when it's raining.

This is a clean, well-kept shopping plaza with plenty of parking and is conveniently located. I…read morewould say the anchor stores are the Fresh Market and Party City and they have a nice selection of restaurants. All in all, a nice plaza.

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!

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.

Yesterday went into bealls outlet - purchase a few items with a return in hand - Stephanie was not…read morehelpful - she was not helping me nor would she help pull my credit card up to help me purchase with the store card - I left after asking them to hold my bag . Went back wi the my credit card (she left work by now) super sweet young lady helped me / they didn't have the return item cause Stephanie had returned my return to the floor and did not keep it with my stuff - long story short Stephane was useless and the switch of staff was helpful \ the young lady and young lady manage super helpful - caring and apologized for Stephanie -

This location has nice inventory & the entire store seems well maintained. For the brand, it has…read moreremarkably clean bathrooms

This particular shopping plaza is located on the corner of Lockwood Boulevard and 419. I would say…read morethat the Publix is the anchor store of this particular location. One thing that I found interesting was that there were two sub shops located in the shopping plaza, a Subway and a Jersey Mike's. Usually, they have non-compete clauses. I guess not in this particular shopping plaza. There is plenty of parking and the shopping plaza appears to be pretty well maintained. If you are looking to do some window shopping, I would look elsewhere. However, if you are heading here for one of these particular stores, this is a perfectly safe and pleasant enough shopping experience.

How is this even considered a town center? I would not want my town (which it is...) to revolve…read morearound this plaza. Eek. I have been told that the main problem is that the rent is ridiculously high so no businesses can afford to be here. That's pretty sad. It would be nice to see some other things here besides the few businesses that somehow survive. I mean... the Wendy's couldn't even survive. That's SO SAD.

The Winter Springs Ghost Town Center…read more This plaza was the folly of the contractor and the Winter Springs City Commission. The place was given tax breaks, building code accommodations, etc... so Winter Springs could have a "downtown". Well, if that was the goal, they failed miserably. Most of the Ghost Town Center is empty and the real estate company is not dropping the rent to attract more business. Too many businesses have failed or moved out. Even the Wendy's burger joint couldn't stay open. There are some good points. I LOVE the Publix there! The staff is top-notch and friendly. The deli makes a really good sub and the sale items are rarely out of stock. They just remodeled (even though it wasn't very old) and looks better. They have a farmer's market there on Saturday mornings, but there aren't many farmers there. People just buy a case of, for example, tomatoes from the real Farmer's market in Sanford and just mark them up. However, there was a couple selling free-range eggs and another selling honey. They were legitimate. The only restaurants that have stayed in business are the Subway and the Tijuana Flats. There is a wine shop but who knows how long they will stay there. There was a seafood restaurant that closed one day, with a note on the door that is closed due to the flu. That was there for a month or two and never opened back up. Another restaurant location has been a Beef O'Brady's, a Mexican place and two or three other restaurants. None of them could make it. Behind the Ghost Town Center is a city park that is well maintained. There is a memorial to fallen service members there. The Winter Springs Art Festival is located there. If you are local, it's a good place to shop, but there is nothing worth driving more than 10 miles for at this place... Unless you like looking at empty storefronts.

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.