The Grove has a nice selection of family friendly restaurants and other businesses. It draws…read morefamilies and neighbors together by providing a place to eat, shop and have fun. Parking is located around the entire property and it is very convenient to get in and out of. Before Covid you could stop by and enjoy live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. They are open from 6am to 11pm seven days a week.

The Grove is a great shopping center at the corner of Conroy-Windermere Road and Apopka-Vineland…read moreRoad. There are numerous good restaurants, LA Fitness, a great dentist, a GNC, a Publix, two banks, a Walgreens and more! There is plenty of parking too. In the middle of the shopping center there is a village green which is the site of various community events. Last year they had snow and Santa! They also used to have Friday night parties. Since the pandemic things have slowed down but if you have young children it is nice to sit on a bench and have some ice cream or Italian ices at the green.

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.

I found out this was one of the oldest mall establishments in town and all the businesses do their…read morebest to work together. They may not be the busiest mall in town BUT THEY SURE DO HAVE A LOT OF REALLY NICE STORES AT LAKE SQUARE MALL!! Go check it out for yourself

I thought I had already reviewed this place…read more I like how the owners are trying hard to keep this place from floundering. They hold events ( fashion show when we were there ), they are keeping vacancy low, with some interesting stores one would not have seen in a mall back in the day. It is not one of these desolate malls with mostly rolled down grates and piles of shelving in the dark interior. There is a pulse to the place. The bookstore is a draw as it is so large ( and sometimes has kittens on Saturdays ). The shoestore is big too. The Belk is hanging in there, they have closed some entrances and fitting rooms, but it is not all stained carpets and broken shelving like one would see at Sears at the end.

Found Eustis Market through Instagram and it caught my eye. It's a collection of local small…read morevendors that sell food and other items. Their website says they are a marketplace, gourmet food court, & a farmers market. There's about 12 small vendors that have tacos, poke and shaved ice, boba, coffee, Indian food just to name a few. It's centrally located in the quaint Main Street of Eustis, FL. Definitely a neat place to check out, and socialize and hang out with friends and family.

Nice food court. Good selection of foods…read more Prices are a bit high. Bathrooms. Parking in nearby parking lot.

Return to live music, DJ'S and fun. People need to dance instead of indulging in foods that create…read moreobesity and over indulgence. Bring the block parties back.

Wow how this place has changed! This is still the entertainment district, but many things have…read morechanged. You can still see a movie, get food, grocery's and a drink after you work out. The Vineyard and Amura are the must have food spots. I spend plenty of time here, just not as much as before.

Some stores are so old they look shady and abandoned... but the rest are fine, lots of parking…read morespaces and good stores!

Old mall feel but clean and great selection of stores. We were staying in the area and decided to…read morego walk around. Ended up in Dillards and found some Stanley coolers at a great sale price. Also was there in time for the B&BW sale so walked out with a few bags from them too. The mall was quite busy.

Everything is well-marked and easy to find. The shop keepers are friendly. The food court has a…read morenice selection of many different types of cuisine. The bathrooms are kept clean and tidy. There are nice sales in the stores and a good selection to choose from. I enjoy that they still have malls as a one stop shop for all your needs and at a good price to boot!

Still one of the prettiest malls in Florida. The architecture, the atmosphere, the mix of stores…read morecombined - Millenia Mall does it right. I was a regular at Brio Italian Grille, they are no longer there. After 20+ years they closed their flagship location at Millenia. I was bummed because I wanted to have dinner there. The rest of the mall is still doing its thing beautifully. It's definitely worth the trip. Tourists love this mall.

I never really know how to rate malls because I mean, they are just malls. If they are not visibly…read moredying and hanging on for dear life, they usually have something for someone at some point throughout their time span. The Mall of Millenia falls comfortably in that category. While it is a mall that offers more higher-end shopping experiences, it still has a handful of affordable fashion retailers as well as numerous restaurants and eateries that can cater to just about anyone. Parking is ample - even on BUSY, sale days or holidays. They are home to local favorites like the Apple Store - which is always BUSY no matter the day or time. They are home to the Cheesecake Factory, The Capitol Grille, Earl's Kitchen, P.F. Changs, among other restaurants and eateries. They have, at a minimum, three Starbucks for the Starbucks fanatics. They have numerous notable department stores like Macy's and Bloomingdale's (both at opposing ends). And of course, they house Gucci, Marc Jacobs, YSL, just to name a few of the many luxury brands they have to offer. They have H&M, Urban Outfitters, Aldo, Warby Parker, and just SO MANY places to name. They will also be home to one of my favorite stores, Zara, soon enough - which I cannot wait for. I tend to frequent this mall in the evening to avoid some of the daytime crowds. Staff, from store to store, varies, but for the MOST part, they have been helpful and kind. Some of the higher-end stores do not give you weird vibes when you walk in to just look around - which is always a good thing. There's nothing worse than feeling like you are unwanted in a store. On busy days, the check-out lines can get long depending on the store you are in. However, most of the time, they are staffed well, and you are in and out. All in all, this is a pretty good mall. Did I mention, they have a small postal service area on the ground floor if you need to mail/ship out anything. I really do not have any negative experiences that turned me away from this mall as a whole. Now I've had some negative experiences with staff in certain stores, but again, those moments have been so few and far between. I will continue to patronize this mall. Also, it's pretty close to home - so it is convenient. P.S. I do miss when they were home to Crate & Barrel - it was one of my favorite stores for home décor. However, they left many, many moons ago.

There are 3 town squares in The Villages …read more. They are: 1). Spanish Springs Town Square 2). Lake Sumter Landing Market Square 3). Brownwood Paddock Square Spanish Springs was the first one, hence the oldest. We are talking 40 years now .... Pretty long time Spanish Springs has been around and you can sense how old it is by its dated architecture and landscaping. Thus ... it is my least favorite. Brownwood is my favorite square because I like the way they planned it and built it. Plus it has some pretty cool shops. I also like the fact that it's close to The Brownwood Hotel... which ... if you need a decent hotel room .., Brownwood Hotel would be it ( it's also close to the hospital ). But Lake Sumter Landing has a special place in my heart because it seems to have the most fun live events and music concerts ... there is a lively social scene not only around the square but inside the square where restaurants and cafes line the interior road of this square. You know..... I've seen plenty of 75 year olds with more energy than a 35 year old around here ... so watch out .. ;-

Lots of nice shops, restaurants and of course, free entertainment every night. The lake is man made…read morebut I'm willing to just forget that and enjoy the view

Renaissance was built in the 1920's. It is part of a collection of the many historical buildings in…read morebeautiful Mount Dora. When it was built in the 1920's, it was the Dora hotel! It was one of the only 3 level buildings in the community. Today there are a number of stores for shopping as well as restaurants/bars inside this historical building!