Orlando Blog Posts

Día de los Muertos and Monster Party returns to Downtown Orlando on October 15, offering a mix of cultural celebration and spooky fun.

Zaza’s, a well-known Italian eatery, has opened its new flagship restaurant in SoDo, offering a unique and diverse dining experience for Orlando foodies.

Black Phin is closing its doors at Harmon Collective, marking an end to a beloved local dining spot, but the restaurant promises a smooth transition to maintain its positive impact on the community.

Koffee Sutra is finally opening in Thornton Park, bringing a much-needed coffee spot to the area.

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Orlando has increased parking rates and is phasing out meters in downtown and College Park neighborhoods, affecting drivers and visitors alike.

The Spicy Food Festival at Festival Park in Orlando is set to take place from October 10-11, offering a variety of spicy dishes and events for food lovers.

Orange County is set to introduce the STAR plan, which aims to speed up bus routes like Colonial Drive and the Orlando Bus Terminal, potentially reducing travel times by up to 30%. This could benefit expats and digital nomads by improving transit reliability and efficiency.

Rye Row by Olde Hearth has opened in Ivanhoe Village, offering a new dining experience with locally sourced ingredients and classic American comfort food.

SunRail is introducing late-night trains for the Hamilton performances at the Dr. Phillips Center, making it easier for expats and digital nomads to enjoy the show after dark.

Orlando is making strides in its redevelopment project, The Ren, which will enhance the city's infrastructure and appeal, benefiting residents and visitors alike.

Flamingo Vegan Cafe is set to open in MetroWest, offering plant-based comfort food and craft coffee, enhancing the area's culinary options.

Monster Moku, a new tiki bar in Orlando, offers a darker and more intense experience than traditional tiki bars, making it a unique spot for expats and digital nomads to explore the city's nightlife.

The Boheme has been rebranded as Libra, but the popular Jazz Brunch will continue, offering expats and residents a chance to enjoy live music and good food in downtown Orlando.

Orlando has been named America's top coffee city, offering a variety of high-quality coffee shops and cafes that cater to both locals and visitors alike.

Milk Mart’s Spooky Soirée is returning for its 10th year, offering live music, scarers, and a pumpkin patch on October 4th. This event is a beloved tradition in the Milk District and a must-attend for those looking to get into the Halloween spirit in Orlando.

The Orlando Mural Festival has added unique new murals to downtown, enhancing the area's appeal and boosting local businesses, but also potentially affecting daily life and activities for residents and visitors.

The Commission Beer Chamber celebrates its anniversary with a block party featuring Orlando hip-hop artists at Lake Eola Park on November 14.

The Headdress Gala is returning to Lake Eola Park, offering a night of fashion, performance, and disco for locals and visitors alike.

Colonial Promenade's decline in foot traffic and business closures have brought back memories of a more lively neighborhood, affecting both locals and newcomers in Orlando.