Smokemade Meats + Eats had its soft opening at 1400 S. Crystal Lake Drive, in the neighborhood known as Curry Ford West, near the Hourglass District.

Red Lobster’s new CEO Jonathan Tibus has his work cut out for him as he takes the reins of a brand that has lost the confidence of its lead investor, Thai Union Group PCL.

Fort Wilderness has migrated into the Disney Vacation Club portfolio, which is what kicked off the development of the new cabins.

James Beard Award for Excellence winner Chef Maneet Chauhan wants to meet Orlando foodies, so she will come to town monthly, at least through July.  

A recent patent application shows that the themed entertainment company is looking to tech to improve visitor experience.

When the marina lease ends, a request for proposals will invite strategic redevelopment.

Former NFL/UCF star turned entrepreneur opened up about his Orlando area investments.

Fatburger and Slim Chickens are the latest fast casual chains to break into the area.

The restaurant, which opened in 2020 two weeks before the Covid-19 shutdown, has a full bar, 60 wines on tap and an extensive lunch menu.

Universal Studios Florida will open a new attraction area called DreamWorks Land this summer, replacing parts of the KidZone area next to the E.T. Adventure ride.

Here's how Penguin Trek breathes new life into a space that was shuttered in 2020 before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Buoyed by the popularity of their food truck, the owners decided it was time for brick and mortar.

Organizational change consultants around the U.S. hope to win this contract.

The only hindrance to growth would be infrastructure, but if investment in this area stays as strong as it did in 2023, not even the sky is the limit.

This merger won't require a physical move for either company — here's what it does entail.

With so many coffee chains expanding in Central Florida, could the region become over-caffeinated?

Grape & the Grain wine bar on Virginia Drive tried something new on Jan. 25 that was so successful, it turned what's typically one of its slowest nights into one of its best that week.

Thanks to newly-developed technology at Disney, real tickets are in and fake tickets are out.

Joybreak has steadily grown in popularity, with creative technologists and others showing up for food, drinks and fun at venues like À La Cart, 64 North, Sportstown and The Social.

A Southern drive-thru coffee franchise is scoping out locations in Winter Springs and Lake Nona and looking to add more Central Florida locations.