The Harp Restaurant is located in historical downtown Orlando and is a very unique and out of the ordinary destination. It offers superior fine dining, including numerous award winning delights made with fresh fish from Florida and Louisiana, along with several more scrumptious Irish dishes. Featuring a vast selection of various imported and domestic beers, a variety of liquors, and a great assortment of fine wines for all of your drinking needs, this place leaves you spoilt for choice. The Harp Restaurant has an exceedingly traditional Irish setting including beautiful 1900s designed woodwork throughout, soft traditional Irish melodies playing, low lighting, and a very welcoming and attentive staff. This is the perfect spot for a business lunch or a romantic evening for two.

Brick & Fire Pizza and Wine Company is located in historical Church Street Station in downtown Orlando. They offer Italian influenced creations, first-rate service, abundant choices of magnificent wines, all in an authentic Chicago styled bistro. Brick & Fire Pizza and Wine Company sets itself apart from other pizza establishments. They have distinctive brick walls, striking fully-stocked mahogany bar, flawlessly set tables and unique wine cellar dining. Two different types of ovens are used to create their tasty specialty pizzas. One is a brick oven for the deep-dish pizzas and the other is a wood fired oven for the hand tossed ones. There are various selections existing besides pizza and an extensive wine list as well.

Waitiki Retro Tiki Lounge is located in the Wall Street Plaza in the heart of downtown Orlando. They are open for lunch and dinner or drinks all day long and have a daily Happy Hour from 4p to 7p. The decor sets the mood with plenty of bamboo, unique woodcarvings, teak flooring, straw thatches, artwork from contemporary tiki artists and an old-fashioned ironwood bar. There is live music from Wednesday through Saturday featuring surf-rock, lounge and reggae sounds, and hula dancers can be seen during special events. The outdoor balconies offer a great view of the surrounding area and the food and drink selections include tropical delights and plenty of specials.

Lizzy McCormick's, Orlando's oldest Irish pub, is situated in the center of downtown and has the longest happy hour in the area. They offer a tremendous selection of beer and whiskey, and have complete lists for both, including both American and International choices along with plenty of exceptional liquor promotions and other unique events. Lizzy McCormick's offers a traditional pub setting, including ample dark wood and brass in a very friendly atmosphere. This is where locals and tourists alike often gather for a few drinks, arcade games, international sports on TV, and great times!

Cheyenne Saloon & Opera House is located in the heart of downtown and offers a chance to step back in time to the days of the old west. There are three distinct levels of activities for your varying pleasures. This includes on the first level an enormous dance floor, stage area and fully stocked wrap around bar. The second level has a restaurant serving delicious American and BBQ specialties and on the third level a traditional poker room and another bar can be found. The live local and national country entertainment varies as much as the food and drink specials do. The Cheyenne Saloon & Opera House is a very welcoming, lively and fun place for the whole family.

Vintage Lounge holds true to its name with all of the antique furnishings including exquisite chandeliers, stunning Italian artwork, hardwood floors throughout, oversized (8 foot) couches, candle lit tables providing numerous intimate places to get up close and personal, and other unique touches that truly bring it all together. This is the place to go in Downtown Orlando for high-energy music and upscale luxuries. Some of the best DJs around provide a wide variety of underground music for all of your dancing pleasures. The bar is fully stocked with more than 80 global wines, 50 vodkas, and more than enough other fine spirits to select from. The Vintage Lounge is definitely one of Orlando's very best.

The reindeer heads adorning the brick walls give the feel of an old lodge to this place which is why it's called so. A wide open space which is obviously the dance floor and there are booths where you can sit back and sip on your drinks. There's Tabu Night Club and The Social in the neighborhood, but the Lodge stands out with its unique ambiance and decor.

The Plaza Theater, is considered as a premier venue for theatrical performances. Musical performances, theatrical presentations, educational programs are held here. This place claims to be a total entertainment venue with programs that are family oriented. Catch the latest in theater at this sophisticated downtown venue, freshly decorated and with ample parking space for the guests.

While yellow remains the stand-out color for the lighting, the subtle use of pink and green in its seating and decor makes this nightclub aptly named as Peacock Lounge. Drinks are always available and the music, be it live or through a DJ, remains the lounge's ultimate drawing point. Opened in 2001, the club has soon grown to be a firm favorite amongst Orlando natives, winning various awards for its martini and gallery on show.

Starting off as a modest production house and staging two of the Bard's plays around two decades ago, the Orlando Shakespeare Theater today has a permanent house to feature an entire catalog of Shakespeare's works. The 50,000 square feet complex houses various theaters having a seating capacity of 300. Aside from the staging the works of the Bard through 29 in-house productions, adaptations of prominent books are also undertaken such as Robinson Crusoe, A Christmas Carol, Dracula and Frankenstein.