Best Nightlife in Apopka

"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."

"This restaurant is a James Beard Award Nominee that sources local ingredients. The Ravenous Pig in Winter Park is 7 miles from the heart of Orlando. Husband and wife, James and Julie Petrakis opened the restaurant in 2007."

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

"There's a word we want to use about Domu's phenomenal curry ramen (the other varieties are palate stunners, as well) but we're not sure how to spell that noise Homer Simpson makes when he is particularly food-enthralled. Ramen, the bowls are definitely shareable, and an array of beautifully plated pan-Asian offerings are what all the fuss is about at Domu, and the fare is definitely fuss-worthy. You can level up your bowl with adds on including fried chicken thighs and braised pork belly, or skip the soup and go for some crispy wings or the "cheezus," a gloopy-wonderful cheesy bowl comprised, in part, of melted mozzarella, mayo, fresh roasted corn and Japanese spices."

"As its name depicts, it is a Japanese cuisine restaurant that not only offers some of the famous Japanese origin recipes but also local ones. Situated near the East End market, Domu is a chic and modern space with whitewashed brick walls. You must be thinking about what you should order when you visit this place?"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by DOMU (@domufl) on Oct 15, 2018 at 6:53am PDT"

"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."

"Hotel: a delicious word that conjures crisp sheets, sleeping in, vacation. "Brunch" is another sleep-in kind of word. And when the accommodations in question are as top-tier as the Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando, then you know the brunch â€" in this case a Jazz Brunch at its acclaimed Boheme restaurant â€" is going to be something truly exceptional."

"Located at Grand Bohemian Hotel in downtown Orlando, The Boheme is hosting an Easter Champagne Jazz Brunch with a wide range of entrees, gourmet family-style dishes, and tableside options, plus desserts and unlimited mimosas, coffee, tea, and sodas. Pricing: $74 per person. For more information visit website."

"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."

"Orlando's Winter Park neighborhood has become the center of the culinary scene in the city. One mainstay that always has people lining up is Prato. Each of the Italian dishes on the menu has a modern twist."

"Don't use the word hipster to describe this place,' says Tess, the server. She prefers 'weirdo eclectic.' Whatever you call it, you get the picture. This, er, hipster-hippie hangout has folks hiding behind..."

"WaiTiki is your escape from the hustle of the everyday life. Feel our Tiki Bar vibes with island music, specialty cocktails & beach-bar attitude - all right here in Downtown Orlando."

"Defined as a “boutique” nightclub, VYCE Lounge is for those looking to take their clubbing up a notch—a fancy notch, complete with a well-versed selection of champagne, two “premium only” bars, and posh VIP booths, separated by curtains and plush décor with swanky LED lighting. Hot beats, high-end drinks, and premium service equate to an upscale dance experience. VYCE Lounge, 112 S Orange Ave., Orlando, FL, USA, + 1 407 649 0000"

"Situated at VYCE Lounge, 112 S Orange Ave., Orlando, this place can be defined as a “boutique” nightclub, all thanks to decorated interior and tasty drinks. If you are looking for an ultimate clubbing experience, there is no other better place than VYCE Lounge. This place can be divided into two main sections, on one side two fancy bars are serving some of the costlier cocktails."

"Enjoy a delicious Margarita on the patio or try our famous tacos. The Cantina is Wall St. Plaza's oldest venue and an Orlando tradition!"

"Welcome to the Imperial, we are a neighborhood bar specializing in boutique wines, craft beers, and classic cocktails. Come enjoy a relaxed evening in one of our comfortable yet elegant surroundings."

"Cool off in the icy spring-fed swimming hole, hike miles of trails and paddle the tranquil, still waters of the Wekiva River. Central Florida Nature Adventures, inside the park, offers 2½-hour guided tours, rents kayaks and canoes (two hours $17, per additional hour $3) and supplies overnight camping supplies. Reserve primitive riverside campsites in advance."

"Wekiva is a Creek Indian word meaning "flowing water"; wekiwa means "spring of water." The river, springs, and surrounding 6,400-acre…"

"Lake Beresford Park in Deland is one of the most famous natural habitats in USA. This park covers an area of 210-acres and contains hiking and biking trails. The Blue Springs inside the park makes it look very beautiful."

"Since Kai Asian Street Fare exploded onto Orlando's dining scene, the fast-casual option has been winning over hearts and palates with an array of dishes curated from throughout Asia Favorites here include the crispy wings and garlicky garlic noodles, but fans of handhelds may really dig on taco options such as Thai chicken, crunchy cod or crispy/melty fried tofu. Looking for something super decadent?. Consider their loaded fries options."

"No update yet from Kai on dine-in options, but they’ve been good to me on the takeout scene, and their wings are not to be ignored. Literally any of their wings (Spicy Tang Wang pictured). Vietnamese Garlic noodles"

"This North Quarter District gem could be called a gastro dive. Serving exceptional N'awlins-inspired cooking in an extraordinarily unfussy space, Two Chefs Seafood masters big flavors in low-key digs where Chefs Bernard Carmouche (formerly of Emeril’s Orlando) and Larry Sinibaldi (formerly of Palm Restaurant) tend the pots. Opt for the Cajun Bowl, a layering of Carmouche’s collard greens, dirty rice, sweet potatoes and roasted pork or grilled chicken, for the best blend of flavors."

"If you’re looking for classy, fine dining food then you’ll want to stop by Two Chefs Seafood Oyster Bar. It’s an amazing little restaurant right in the heart of Orlando’s Ivanhoe Village, with the front of the establishment being a bar and with seating at the back for diners. Although the name shows what they’re best at – seafood – they also have plenty of other menu items, from roasted bone marrow to fried chicken."

"For Oyster Po Boy, there used to be only one place to go: Two Chefs Seafood Oyster Bar. The chefs used real New Orleans French bread to get that perfect balance of soft and crusty, while the tender oysters and spicy Remoulade Sauce are to-die-for. The rest of the menu is simple, straightforward, and never short of delicious."

"Located inside the Rosen Plaza Hotel, this nightclub is easily accessible in the city. 3Nine has a well decorated and extremely attractive patio bar which runs round the clock. Another bar is situated inside the club to keep you going while you are busy dancing on the best music beats."

"The Bob Carr Theater is managed by the Dr. Phillips Center and located in Creative Village. The intimate theater’s acoustics make it ideal for concerts, symphony and ballet performances, and private conferences."

"From the intimate Orlando Repertory Theatre and Mad Cow Theatre to the Broadway Across America Orlando series, the entertainment options are endless."