In our 2014 Annual Manual, we explore areas of Orlando, like Audubon Park, the laid-back Orlando neighborhood known for its bird-named streets. This gallery highlights many of the things that make this one of the hippest, most organically developed neighborhood in town.
Orlando Weekly's Annual Manual: 24 reasons to love Audubon Park
By Orlando Weekly Staff on Thu, May 22, 2014 at 4:40 pm
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Redlight Redlight for a wide selection of craft taps and bottles, plus house-brewed beer.
Park Ave CDs for a wide selection of vinyl and awesome in-store shows.
Zombietoberfest for a full-fledged undead takeover.
Stardust Video & Coffee for a high quality buzz.
P Is for Pie for tiny pies with near-perfect crusts.
Grandma Party Bazaar for an explosion of anarchic creativity clothed in the sensible shoes and cardigan of a sedate market for tea cozies and afghans.
The Primrose Shop for a little southern hospitality in Orlando.
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East End Market for everything from fresh bread to high quality kitchenware.
The Smiling Bison for the poutine with house-made cheese curds.
O Stromboli for grabbing a slice before heading to Redlight Redlight.
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Sushi Lola's for a delightfully fresh and tender Tsunomono salad.
Txokos Basque Kitchen for Spanish specialties like Manchego and figs with sherry.
Dutch Door Antiques for charming, eclectic finds.
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