Broadway Ave, Lake Eola Heights
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Broadway Ave
"Moderately Busy with an Active Asian District"
This road leads to many of the larger shopping malls and department stores, but also houses a very active Oriental shopping district. Asian import goods are to be found in nearly every store in the area, as well as dining opportunities, including Oriental markets. This is a great place to come after shopping at the mall to pick up a cheap, unique gift for a friend or loved one. It can be busy at times, particularly at morning and evening Rush Hours, but is accommodating on weeknights and weekends particularly.
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Broadway Ave
"Centrally located, easy access"
This road runs east-west through Orlando and really gives the tourist/traveler a lot of different choices for lodging and dining. One end is close to the beautiful Waterford Lakes shopping complex and the University of Central Florida. The other direction will put you closer to the them park area of Orlando. There is also a large selection of shopping centers and free-standing stores on this road as well, if you are not into the extremely large shopping complexes such as Waterford Lakes. Beware though, as with many streets, there are nicer parts, and there are sketchier parts, both which are easily detectable by simply keeping your eyes open. For the most part, this area is great for finding something to do or grabbing a bite to eat.
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Broadway Ave
"Busy Street, lots of shops"
The street is under major construction and there is always traffic. It’s a pretty congested road since it runs right through downtown Orlando. There are however, lots and lots of restaurants and shops. Some sections of colonial are better areas than others. Some spots can get a little sketchy, but over by Fashion square in Winter Park, the area is nice with plenty of spots to eat. I wouldn’t stay on this road, but it’s a great spot to do some shopping or grab dinner. If you’re looking to take this road into downtown Orlando, jump on I-4 instead, Colonial has way too many lights and slow, bad drivers.
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Broadway Ave
"Major thoroughfare through town offers a little of everything along the way."
Colonial Drive (also known as State Road 50) runs the entire length east-west through Orlando. From near UCF in the east (with easy access to Waterford Lakes), through Winter Park (lots of shopping, plus a decent size mall, Fashion Square), then through Downtown and out past the fairgrounds (the fair is coming up soon, check it out). I enjoy coming to the little viet district around Mills Avenue for Dim-Sum occasionally.
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