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InnHouse Vacation Rentals
3501 West Vine Street, Suite 115
Kissimmee, Florida 34741
Toll Free: 1-888-INNFORM
Telephone: 407-932-2058
Fax: 407-932-2226
e-mail:
info@innhouse.com*
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Dining, Entertainment, and Nightlife
 With
more than 4,300 restaurants dining in Orlando is like a whirlwind trip
around the world and your InnHouse
vacation home is close to them all! From all you can eat buffets and
favorite chain restaurants, to casual dining and nouveau bistros, there
is something for everyone, every taste, and every price. There are a
large number of restaurants that rate within the top 3% on the zagat
scale.
Restaurant Row: Don't miss
the area of Sandlake Road to the west of Interstate 4. The area's fabled
Restaurant Row is home to many of the hottest restaurants in town, from
casual, to funky, to upscale, whatever you are in the mood for you can
find it all.
Lake Eola and
the Thornton Park Neighborhood:
Nestled in the heart of downtown Orlando
is the beautiful Lake Eola. Take a stroll around the beautifully
landscaped grounds or rent a swan boat for a relaxing trip around the
lake. To the south and east of Lake Eola is the urban neighborhood of
Thornton Park with it’s unique shops and fashionable restaurants. Lake
Eola is home to the Walt Disney Amiptheater and is the starting point
for the annual Citrus Bowl Parade.
 Downtown
Nightlife: After dark downtown Orlando
comes alive with cool clubs, interesting bars, and unique restaurants.
Most of the bars and clubs are concentrated along Orange Avenue between
Church Street and Washington Street. Many other places can be found
along both Central Avenue and Pine Street (which both cross Orange
Avenue) in the area between Garland and Magnolia Avenue. In addition the
area along Church Street from Orange Avenue to Church Street Station is
worth checking out.
Downtown Disney: Nestled along a lake, Downtown Disney is comprised of three areas; the
Marketplace, Pleasure Island, and West Side.
 The
Marketplace:
Originally opened as Disney Village this
quaint shopping area has always been a favorite place to while a way an
afternoon. The Marketplace is a popular open-air shopping spot with 26
shops featuring everyone's favorite mouse and all of his pals. Between
shopping visitors can take a boat ride around the Lake Buena Vista
lagoon, listen to entertainment on an outdoor stage, or dine at one of
its popular themed restaurants.
Pleasure Island: To
better take advantage of it's beautiful lakefront location, Pleasure
Island continues to evolve into a shopping
and dining metropolis. Orlando Harley-Davidson, and the Irish Pub and
Restaurant "Raglan Road" have already been joined by T-Rex Cafe.
The recently renovated Fulton's Crab House serves fresh seafood flown in
daily for lunch and dinner. Set in an authentic riverboat replica docked
on the waterfront, this restaurant features over 50 fresh seafood
selections, as well as non-seafood specialties. Another recent addition
is Portobello, a waterfront restaurant, offering regional Italian
cuisine for lunch and dinner. Select from the award-winning wine list to
pair with the authentic flavors of Italy found in signature pizzas and
pasta dishes. The Characters in Flight balloon ride is now open. Also
new along the waterfront is Paradiso 37 which serves lunches and dinners
of North, Central and South American cuisine. This new restaurant
features signature frozen margaritas, an extensive tequila bar and
offers nightly entertainment.
Look for even more changes coming soon!
 West
Side: Home of shopping and dining
venues. West Side is also home of a 24 screen movie theater, the House
of Blues, Cirque du Soleil, Wolfgang Puck Cafe, and DisneyQuest. DisneyQuest is an indoor
virtual theme park. Interactive attractions, rides, and games put you in
the middle of the action. Not to be missed!
Universal’s CityWalk:
One of Orlando’s hot spots for entertainment. This
30 acre complex is home to a mix of live music, great theme restaurant
venues, fine dining, nightclubs, a wide variety of exciting and
innovative shopping experiences, state of the art movies and more.
 Pointe Orlando:
Located on International Drive offers
upscale dining and shopping in exclusive stores and also features a 21-screen
movie theater. This 450,000-square-foot,
multi-level complex has emerged from a major renovation better than ever
with outdoor dining, courtyards, and beautiful landscaping. Pointe Orlando is
home to the Capital Grille, Tommy Bahama Cafe and Emporium, the Oceanaire
Seafood Room, ICE Bar, and BB Kings Blues Club.
Your
InnHouse vacation home is the perfect spot to begin your
culinary adventure through Orlando's many restaurants!
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