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Glass Tap Wine and Beer
New Broad Street's self-pour wine and beer bar. Patio seats face the Strand. Where post-shoot wind-downs happen.
Tuesday tap rotation is the move. They will let you start a tab on the app.
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Where to eat, drink, explore in Baldwin Park.
The places we end up after a shoot in Baldwin Park. Real visits, real notes. Curated, never aggregated.
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Park in Baldwin Park
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Blue Jacket Park
180-acre former naval base park anchoring the Baldwin Park master plan. Lake Susannah, dog park, three miles of trails.
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Lake Baldwin Park
23-acre off-leash dog park on Lake Baldwin. The unifying social space of Baldwin Park.
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Trail in Baldwin Park
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Cady Way Trail
Paved 6-mile rail-trail connecting Baldwin Park to Winter Park and beyond. The actual daily-bike-commute trail Orlando promised.
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Landmark in Baldwin Park
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The Strand at Baldwin Park
New Broad Street's commercial spine. Where the walkability claim actually proves out on a Saturday morning.
We shot a $1.4M townhome two blocks from here last month; the listing reel cut the morning coffee crowd in as the closer.
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Pop-Stroke
TaylorMade-branded mini-golf and bar concept overlooking Lake Susannah. Tiger Woods design. The Baldwin Park weekend draw.
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Publix at Baldwin Park Village Center
The Village Center anchor. Walking distance from most of Baldwin Park. The neighborhood-defining 'we can walk to groceries' grocery.
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