In our 2014 Annual Manual, we explore Orlando neighborhoods like the Mills 50 district, which we consider one of the coolest places to live, work and play. This gallery highlights the bars, cutting-edge restaurants and everything else that makes this district a real standout.
Orlando Weekly's Annual Manual: 33 reasons to love the Mills 50 district
By Orlando Weekly Staff on Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 3:56 pm
Tags:
- Anh Hong,
- Bananas,
- bart,
- Black Sheep,
- cardboard art festival,
- Colonial Photo & Hobby,
- Dandelion,
- Dong-A,
- Funky Monkey,
- Hawkers,
- King Cajun,
- lil indies,
- lunar new year,
- Noodles and Rice,
- Orlando Fit Body Boot Camp,
- peacock room,
- Pho 88,
- Raphsodic,
- Rise Above,
- Ritzy Rags Wigs and More,
- Snap space,
- Sparkle Holiday,
- Tako Cheena,
- The Center,
- The Orange Studio,
- The Space,
- The Strand,
- Thuyen Vien,
- Track Shack,
- Uncle Lou’s Entertainment Hall,
- Wally’s,
- will's pub,
- Zebra Coalition
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The Strand for locally sourced food, prepared deliciously.
Noodles and Rice Cafe for the hot pot.
Cool local bars like Lil Indies, soon to be Daughters & Co.
Hawkers for Asian street food, off of the street.
The Cardboard Art Festival for cardboard creations of your wildest imagination.
The Black Sheep for all your needlework needs.
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Orlando Fit Body Boot Camp for people watching from Will's patio (or, you know, for exercise).
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Thuyen Vien for simple, tasty food made by monks.
BART to get your craft beer and arcade game on.
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