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The SoDo (South of Downtown) district in Orlando, Florida...

SoDo encompasses several neighborhoods that are located just south of Downtown Orlando.

The SoDo (South of Downtown) district in Orlando, Florida, encompasses several neighborhoods known for their vibrant atmosphere, diverse amenities, and convenient location near downtown Orlando. Here are some of the neighborhoods comprising the SoDo district:

  • Delaney Park: Delaney Park is a historic neighborhood located just south of downtown Orlando. Known for its tree-lined streets, charming bungalows, and proximity to Lake Cherokee and Lake Davis, Delaney Park offers a picturesque residential setting with easy access to parks, shopping, and dining.
  • Lake Copeland: Adjacent to Delaney Park, Lake Copeland is a residential neighborhood surrounding the scenic Lake Copeland. Residents enjoy beautiful lake views, waterfront properties, and a peaceful atmosphere, all within close proximity to downtown Orlando and the SoDo district’s amenities.
  • South Orange: South Orange is a mixed-use neighborhood with a diverse array of residential, commercial, and entertainment options. It features a bustling commercial corridor along South Orange Avenue, offering restaurants, shops, and nightlife venues, as well as residential neighborhoods with a mix of housing styles.
  • Holden Heights: Located southwest of downtown Orlando, Holden Heights is a diverse neighborhood with a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial areas. It offers affordable housing options, community parks, and easy access to major highways and public transportation routes.
  • Wadeview Park: The neighborhood’s namesake, Wadeview Park, is a public park located within the community. It offers recreational amenities such as playgrounds, sports fields, picnic areas, and walking paths, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor leisure and recreation.
  • Kaley Groves: Situated just south of the Kaley Square shopping center, Kaley Groves is a residential neighborhood with a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, and apartment complexes. It offers convenient access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options in the SoDo district.
  • Lancaster Park: Lancaster Park is a historic neighborhood characterized by its tree-lined streets, historic homes, and scenic views of Lake Lancaster. Residents enjoy a tranquil residential setting with easy access to parks, schools, and downtown Orlando’s amenities.

Here are a few more notable neighborhoods near the SoDo District and are included in the search above. These neighborhoods are east of SoDo and southeast of Downtown Orlando. All of these neighborhoods have their own unique and distinct character:

  • Lake Davis/Greenwood:  Lots of Historic Charm! Lake Davis/Greenwood was formerly a cattle and citrus ranch, and its early 20th-century development brought proper residential homes. Despite post-World War II growth and the opening of Disney World, the neighborhood has retained much of its historic charm through diverse architecture and lush parks. The area features cozy Craftsman bungalows, mid-century ranch-style homes, and large Craftsman houses on half-acre lots. Spanish moss drapes from oak trees lining brick streets, creating a picturesque atmosphere. Locals have easy access to nearby grocery stores, produce markets, and vibrant restaurants. The Milk District, known for its restaurant scene, is also close by. The neighborhood centers around scenic Lake Davis, where swans, geese, and picturesque views of the downtown Orlando skyline create a serene setting.
  • Lake Cherokee: Lake Cherokee is a neighborhood located in downtown Orlando, Florida. It’s conveniently close to popular attractions such as the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Kia Center, and various restaurants and nightlife options. The area is within walking distance of cultural districts like Thornton Park, known for its historic homes. Lake Cherokee itself offers tranquil spots, bordered by lush trees and home to wildlife. The neighborhood features diverse housing options, schools, and a mix of old and new.
  • Lake Como: Lake Como is a neighborhood in Orlando, Florida with a population of approximately 2,961 residents. It is in Orange County, which is considered one of the best places to live in Florida. Lake Como offers residents a sparse urban feel, and most residents own their homes. The neighborhood features a mix of housing styles, including cozy Craftsman bungalows, mid-century ranch-style homes, and larger properties with diverse architectural influences. Lake Como boasts a variety of amenities, including bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families and young professionals call Lake Como home, and residents tend to be liberal in their outlook.

Where to Eat in and around the SoDo District...

Here are some vibrant offerings in and around the SoDo District in Orlando, Florida

  • Pizza Bruno: Known for its wood-fired pizzas with creative toppings, Pizza Bruno is a favorite among pizza lovers in the area. Their pies are made with high-quality ingredients and cooked to perfection in a wood-fired oven.
  • Maxine’s on Shine: While not directly in the SoDo district, Maxine’s on Shine is nearby and offers a cozy atmosphere and comfort food classics with a modern twist. Live music performances add to the ambiance.
  • Tako Cheena: This Asian-Latin fusion restaurant serves up unique and flavorful dishes like Korean BBQ tacos, Asian-inspired burritos, and banh mi sandwiches. It’s a casual spot with a fun and funky vibe.
  • The Stubborn Mule: Known for its inventive cocktails and modern American cuisine, The Stubborn Mule offers a relaxed atmosphere and delicious dishes like flatbreads, burgers, and seafood.
  • Hawkers Asian Street Fare: Offering a vibrant and eclectic menu of Asian street food-inspired dishes, Hawkers is a popular spot for sharing small plates with friends. Don’t miss their noodle dishes, dumplings, and bao buns.
  • DoveCote: This French-inspired brasserie offers upscale dining with a modern twist. Enjoy dishes like steak frites, seafood bouillabaisse, and duck confit in a stylish and sophisticated setting.
  • SODO Sushi Bar & Grill: If you’re craving sushi, SODO Sushi Bar & Grill is the place to go. They offer a wide selection of sushi rolls, sashimi, and other Japanese-inspired dishes in a welcoming atmosphere.
  • Tamale Co. Mexican Street Food: Specializing in authentic Mexican street food, Tamale Co. serves up delicious handmade tamales, tacos, quesadillas, and other traditional dishes bursting with flavor.
  • The Boheme Restaurant: Located in the Grand Bohemian Hotel, The Boheme offers upscale dining with a focus on creative cuisine and artistic presentation. It’s a great choice for a special occasion or romantic dinner.

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