Posted on March 2nd, 2010 by karyn
Orlando is one of the most popular places in the country for family vacationing. Let’s face it, Orlando is brimming with fun things to do and see for all ages. Orlando also has an assortment of food that is pleasing for all ages too. The Black Angus Steakhouse at Disney has something to offer the entire family all in one place.
Black Angus Steakhouse has been providing affordable family dining since 1975. This is because they offer a great selection of food in just the right portions, and their beef is only USDA prime or choice government-graded Midwestern beef.
No beef at Black Angus Steakhouse is pre-cut. The BBQ ribs are slow smoked to perfection, but not before they’ve been rubbed in a spicy seasoning mix.
Menu items include NY Strip, Filet Mignon, T-bone Steaks, Porterhouse steaks and more. You can start your meal off with an appetizer of Mozzarella Sticks, Angus Onion Rings, Angus Hot Wings or delicious BBQ Ribs. The kids can choose from an Angus Steak burger, Chicken Fingers, Pizza or a good ole fashion Angus Hotdog. There’s also a wine list and salads to choose from.
Are you more interested in seafood? Then you might be want to consider ordering the Twin Lobster Tails, The Golden Shrimp, the Talapia Fillet or the Fresh Catch-of-the-day. Black Angus Steakhouse offers delicious chicken dishes as well.
Have your dining experience in their outdoor covered dining area if you want or dine indoors. No matter where you choose to sit, you’ll have access to a full bar, and don’t worry about finding a parking spot. Black Angus Steakhouse has more than enough parking for everyone.
You can find a Black Angus Steakhouse in both Orlando and neighboring Kissimmee.
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Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by karyn
Do you love chocolate? Who doesn’t? If you’re a chocolate lover then you’ve got to make it a point to attend The Festival of Chocolate at the Orlando Science Center. Considered to be Central Florida’s premier chocolate tasting event, The Festival of Chocolate has a little something for everyone.
The kids will learn about the science of chocolate. They can enter the Chocolate Ice Cream eating contest or make some chocolate Play-Dough to take home with them. They can also create other chocolate concoctions and participate in a variety of kid-friendly chocolate classes.
If you consider yourself a masterful chocolate handler, you can watch some demonstrations by award-winning chefs and learn a few tricks and techniques of chocolate handling. But, the fun doesn’t stop there.
There’s an Educational Chocolate Museum that will introduce you to the history and production of chocolate. You’ll learn how chocolate impacts your health; you can take a look at chocolate trends of the past and present, and much more.
There’s chocolate tasting, and a whole lota sweet delights for sale including gourmet chocolate, cookies, brownies, cakes, cupcakes, and there’s even chocolate drinks available. Venders will vary from year to year, but no matter who they are, you can only buy their delectable treats with chocolate chip coins.
That’s right. These vendors won’t accept any form of currency except the chocolate chip coins. Don’t have any floating around the bottom of your purse? No problem. There are chocolate chip coin booths placed strategically around the festival that can change your money into chocolate chip coins.
The festival also features a “Best of” Chocolate Indulgence Competition, a “Festival of Chocolate” store that’s got all sorts of chocolate items for sale, and a Chocolate Decadence Raffle that includes some of the most delicious and unique chocolate creations you’ve ever seen.
The Festival of Chocolate takes place March 6 and 7, 2010.
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Posted on February 17th, 2010 by karyn
If you’re looking for something a little out of the ordinary, look no more. There’s a place in Central Florida that will turn your world upside down; well sort […] Continue Reading…
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Posted on February 9th, 2010 by karyn
The Museum of Seminole County History is located only four miles south of Sanford in highway 17/92. The museum is a collection of artifacts, exhibits, maps, documents and photographs […] Continue Reading…
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Posted on February 2nd, 2010 by karyn
Who said you need money to see some of the best Orlando has to offer? Sure there are interesting, and fun places that require money in order to visit […] Continue Reading…
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Posted on January 25th, 2010 by karyn
Take a day and a drive to Bok Tower Gardens and get centered with nature and with yourself.
Bok Tower Gardens is located on Tower Blvd., in Lake Wales, Florida. […] Continue Reading…
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