Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Lake Proctor

"One of the biggest surprises during the pandemic was Dovecote Brasserie chef Clay Miller leaving the restaurant he founded (and partially owned) to become executive chef of the Ravenous Pig. It’s a powerhouse move for the powerhouse Winter Park stalwart, but even before Miller’s arrival, the Pig impressed with their stellar curbside conduct and equally astral Southern-tinged fare. Of note are its convenient curbside “dinners for two” offering everything from prime rib and Nashville hot chicken to shrimp and grits and short-rib tacos."

"It’s no surprise that the opening of this beloved gastropub back in 2007 coincided with Orlando’s rise as a culinary hot spot. While its owners James and Julie Petrakis have not stopped opening other ventures around the city (including..."

"No surprise one of the city’s best restaurants would serve one of the city’s best brunches every weekend from 11 a.m."

"The Boheme is a stylish and sophisticated spot on Orange Avenue that boasts an elegant setting with original artworks and modern décor for an upscale breakfast experience. The swanky eatery draws a crowd for early morning coffee and pastries, and long, languid mimosa and Bloody Mary-infused Sunday jazz brunches. The Grand Bohemian Sunday Brunch is a must with a delectable array of mouthwatering choices, including specialty chef’s stations, a la carte side items, and unlimited mimosas."

"Plush and luxurious, The Boheme really lives up to its name. The restaurant is located within Orlando’s Grand Bohemian Hotel, a cultural spot that even features an art gallery displaying works by local artists. As you enter the dining room, you’re welcomed by sleek tones of red and elaborate art decorating the walls, while the menu pleases with its choice of succulent meats, fish and seafood, from the red pepper ahi tuna to the pan-seared kurobuta pork chop."

"The Grand Bohemian Hotel’s swanky restaurant, The Boheme, offers an exceptional Sunday brunch buffet. From 10am to 2pm, feast your eyes on a display of breakfast favorites like scrambled eggs and baco, an omelet and waffle bar, antipasti and charcuterie, seafood & shellfish, a fresh crepe station, a variety of desserts, and unlimited mimosas. Plus, enjoy live jazz music throughout the meal."

"5220 S Washington Ave, Titusville, FL 32780-7316Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Television, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Discover, Highchairs Available, Full BarAmerican, Brew Pub, Bar, Fusion, Gastropub, Pub, Gluten Free Options, Vegetarian FriendlyLunch, Dinner, BrunchSGD 5 - SGD 39+1 321-567-5974"

"Prato is an upscale enough venue in which to celebrate a landmark anniversary or well-deserved promotion but also casual enough to bring the (well-behaved, please) kids for some wonderfully crispy pizza from the wood-burning oven and sandwiches like the BLT panini or the excellent heirloom eggplant version. Exposed brick, twinkly lights and some patio seating on Park Avenue give the place a cosmopolitan feel. Prato's menu pulls on classic Italian for inspiration but pays due diligence to culinary evolution, allowing for creativity and some turns that might surprise you."

"You’ll find out at Prato, a stylish Italian eatery serving modern takes on classic dishes. This rustic-chic spot offers a choice of dining, either al-fresco on Park Avenue, or inside where huge windows span the front wall of the restaurant. In addition to their inventive pizzas and pastas, all cooked in the kitchen’s traditional wood-fired oven, Prato offers guests a variety of paninis, house-cured meats, seafood and salads."

"Prato Winter Park is another great Italian spot conveniently located right on Park Ave. Here you can enjoy an extensive menu of Italian classics."

"This staple of Audubon Park hits the spot when you want a local spot with a quirky vibe and cheap eats. From coffee, cocktails, and wine to sandwiches, salads, and vegan options (tempeh, anyone?), Stardust serves up a little bit of everything."

"This spot is definitely not your average, clean-cut coffee joint. What started out as a video rental place that served coffee has changed and grown with the community. The style is very rustic and artsy."

"Grab your cowboy boots and head over to Orlando’s largest dance floor. Featuring 20,000 square feet (1,858 square meters) of bars, patios, billiard tables and, of course, dance floors, Cowboys Orlando hosts some of the best live local and well-known names in the industry. Need to brush up on your dance skills?"

"Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, this club welcomes you with the largest dance floor in the city that covers some 20,000square foot area. The area consists of dance floors, bars, billiard tables, and patios. Cowboys regularly hosts thrilling live concerts, music parties, and well-known artists of the town."

"A spacious restaurant in the heart of downtown Orlando, Artisan’s Table is an unpretentious dining spot serving modern American fare in a charming yet sophisticated space, boasting welcoming vibes with friendly service. Indulge in their delicious short rib & brisket burger, salmon bowl, or pork belly Cuban sandwich before browsing their generous list of signature cocktails and you’ll begin to understand why Artisan’s Table is so popular. Credit: 4 Rivers Smokehouse"

"Whether your early-morning routine leans more toward steel-cut oatmeal and Greek yogurt or black pepper-crusted bacon, there is a lot to love about starting your day at Artisan's Table. Locally sourced ingredients are the norm here, as are delicious takes on quiches, egg sandwiches, French toast and more. Looking for something a little exotic?"

"At Artisan's Table, they offer breakfast, coffee, brunch, lunch, dinner, and happy hour!. They have everything to satisfy adventurous appetites as well as those looking for a familiar and comforting meal."

"Carrabba’s Italian Grill offers authentic Italian cuisine passed down from our founders’ family recipes. Carrabba’s uses only the best ingredients to prepare fresh and handmade dishes cooked to order in a lively exhibition kitchen. Catering and private dining options are available."

"Situated in downtown Orlando, this bar feels like a little forest and you feel like a forest man inside it. The inside decoration of the bar is mostly wooden in nature and many decoration pieces are made up of woods. The tables and the bar counter are beautifully crafted pieces of trees."

"Another park with great views is Sand Point Park, which is right on the Indian River. This park is a great place to bring the kiddos because there’s a nice playground and splash pad. There is also a half-mile exercise trail that is paved and has workout machines along the way."

"Sand Point Park is a community park located beside the Indian River. It is also the home ground of Titusville Little League. Once in the park, you’ll espy Astronaut Memorial on its south entrance."

"Bill Frederick is a popular park that sits alongside the Turkey Lake and covers an area of 183 acres. Turkey Lake ranks among the top-five lakes popular for fishing in the entire state of Florida. The park is located on S Hiawassee Road."

"Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream in our favorite place for ice cream in Orlando when we visit as a family because it’s so kid friendly. There are so many different flavors of ice cream and sorbet, their homemade waffle bowls are amazing, and as if the ice cream weren’t enough, there are board games for the kids to play while they eat!. Kelly’s has been in Orlando since 2015 and began because Kelly, who previously worked in an ice cream shop, noticed that people always smile when you hand them an ice cream, which is one of the best things I’ve ever heard!"

"Number one on our list has to be Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream!. Kelly, her husband, and daughters opened their first ice cream shop in Audubon Park in 2015 and stole the hearts of Orlando residents with their local and handcrafted ice cream. They’re known for their classic pink and white striped cups, and all of their ice cream and sorbets are made in-house right here in Orlando."

"This ice cream place we found while searching for homemade ice cream on our vacation. They had two flavors with bo sugar added that were delicious, Moose..."

"The Pop Parlour is a fun, family-friendly popsicle shop in downtown Orlando that serves all-natural, handcrafted gourmet popsicles in creative flavors, along with organic, Fair Trade coffee and tea. Dairy-free popsicles are made with the highest quality fresh, locally sourced ingredients and are made in fruit, creamy and boozy flavors. The handcrafted popsicles can be bought as singles, in bulk for commercial purposes, and Pop Parlour franchises are available."

"Minutes from the busy city life of neighboring Orlando, visitors will find a serene escape in the Art and History’s five museums nestled within two campuses. Visitors can fill a day exploring the Maitland Art Center, Maitland Historical Museum, Telephone Museum, Waterhouse Residence Museum, and Carpentry Shop Museum. Just step inside the restored Waterhouse Residence Museum and be whisked away to Victorian times as you stroll through a guided tour admiring the Eastlake staircase and plush furnishings or reminisce about the turn of the century with woodworking tools, including ones used by Mr. Waterhouse himself."

"Part of Maitland’s cultural lineup, Art & History Museums — Maitland has so much to offer that it can’t be contained by one building. Instead, it is spread out over two campuses, both of which are on the National Register of Historic Places: the Maitland Art Center and the Victorian-era Waterhouse Residence Museum. The Maitland Art Center is also a National Historic Landmark, thanks in large part to unique Aztec- and Mayan-influenced architecture and one of the southeast’s only remaining examples of Mayan Revival designs."

"Just minutes from Downtown Orlando, the five museums that comprise the Art & History Museums – Maitland feature countless opportunities for visitors to experience hands-on history and fine art exhibitions."

"With a collection of over 200 works by the award-winning, internationally recognized Czech-born sculptor Albin Polasek, the museum not only offers a reprieve for art lovers but nature lovers as well. Located on beautiful Lake Osceola, the sculptor’s home, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, sits amid breathtaking grounds. Take a guided tour through the three-acre sculpture gardens, find serenity in the chapel, or simply linger along the tree-lined paths while enjoying one of Central Florida’s spectacular sun-filled days."

"Born in 1879 in what is now known as the Czech Republic, internationally acclaimed sculptor Albin Polasek emigrated to the U.S. in his early 20s. During his long career, he created more than 400 works of art — and you can view nearly half of them at the Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens in Winter Park, about 20 minutes north of International Drive. Learn more: Winter Park"

"Historic Eatonville is one of the oldest African-American communities in the United States, and you’ll find it just 25 minutes north of International Drive. Incorporated in 1887, the town also served as the childhood home of seminal author Zora Neale Hurston (Their Eyes Were Watching God). Today, Eatonville honors Huston’s legacy with the annual ZORA!"

"The Zora Neale Hurston Festival is an internationally known celebration of the cultural contributions that Africa-descended people have made to the United States and to world culture."