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Central Business District, Downtown Living, Shopping
Food and Lotto Spot: Everyday Needs on the Fly
Orlando’s well-kept secret, Food and Lotto Spot, is a unique downtown food and convenience store offering everyday necessities at affordable prices. They have a variety of items from food, hygienic products and lotto tickets.
Mario and his wife, owners of Food and Lotto Spot, have been running the store for more than 7 years. The couple sees a loyal group of clientele from neighboring businesses in the Lincoln Plaza, SunTrust Tower and the Park Building.
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Downtown Living, Eola Heights, Shopping, Holden | Parramore
Pillows For Patriots
In the spirit of being patriotic, not solely because of July 4 but because of a grandson deployed to Kuwait, BedFresh by Acme Cleaners teams up with Pillows for Patriots. BedFresh is an exclusive bedding cleaning process by Acme Cleaners owned by Jim Parham. Randy Parham, Jim’s grandson, worked for BedFresh and was shocked after being deployed to find that he would not be issued a pillow.
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Central Business District, Shopping
Featured Business: Siegel's Clothing Co.
More than likely you’ve walked by Siegel’s Clothing Co. on your way to work, lunch, or your afternoon coffee break. Have you ever stopped in to browse the selection? The attractive window display features some of the latest fashion that Siegel’s Clothing Co. has to offer.
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Central Business District, Downtown Living, Shopping
Featured Business: Park Place Cleaners and Shoppe
Located at 255 S. Orange Ave., Suite 107 within the Citrus Building, resides family operated business, Park Place Cleaners and Shoppe. The dry cleaning service of choice and convenience for businessmen and residents of the Central Business District, Park Place Cleaners is known for being as quick as they are reliable.
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Downtown Living, Shopping, Thornton Park
Vamp Up Your Hair!
Vamp Hair Studio is a well-kept secret in Thornton Park. Vamp has been in business for more than three years but decided to move into the Thornton Park area about a year ago.
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