Orlando Magazine - February 2011

February 1, 2011

Site Staff

Lost in Transit

Quality didn’t make the move when Bravissimo left downtown for Altamonte Springs.

Joseph Hayes,

It’s Even Good Enough to Drink

Joseph Hayes,

February Top Picks

Site Staff,

The Legend Lives on

A classic steakhouse, Linda’s La Cantina is Orlando’s oldest restaurant and, still, one of its best.

Joseph Hayes,

Answer Man

Donating Is in His Blood

Site Staff,

Buzz Kill

Feeling threatened by his new neighbors, the ‘killer bees,’ the writer launches a preemptive attack.

Brad Kuhn,

Warming Trends

Add sizzle to a springtime getaway with these hot fashions.

Photographs by Norma Lopez Molina,

An Artistic Endeavor

Melissa McCulloch goes for the unique with her FrouFrou Jewels.

Denise Bates Enos,

Fund Brains, Not Trains

A commitment to quality education would do more to enhance Florida’s image with the corporate world than a commitment to building choo-choos.

Mike Boslet,

A Faux-riginal

This home’s Craftsman architecture and Mission interior design fit seamlessly into a downtown historic neighborhood.

Denise Bates Enos,

The Story of a... Golf Ball Diver

Water hazards at Orlando golf courses take on a whole new meaning when Mike Wooten, 47, enters them.

Dave Seanor,

Sam Behr’s Untiring Commercial Appeal

Tires ain’t pretty. But the onetime pitchman’s TV ads about them were beauties.

Barry Glenn,

Get Out of Town

Ready to take a springtime vacation in Florida, even if it’s only for a long weekend? Here are 13 destinations—some you may have never considered or even heard of—that are near and far from home.

Site Staff,

Waiting in the Wing

Set to open this month, the much anticipated $5 million expansion of the Morse Museum will seek to capture the spirit of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Long Island estate.

Jay Boyar,

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