Location: Lake Mary
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Lake Mary is a suburban city in Seminole County, Florida, United States, and is located in Central Florida. The population was 13,822 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Lake Mary
1. Coastal Gifts and Decor
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
A unique gift shop in Lake Mary in the new Griffin Farms with a fabulous children's & ladies boutique. Find the perfect gift for a friend or find a gift for yourself.
2. Planet Obstacle
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Planet Obstacle is the World's Largest Indoor Obstacle Park. Located just north of Orlando in Lake Mary, the 45,000-square-foot facility provides a day full of fun and exercise for adults, kids, fitness fanatics, corporate groups and birthday parties. Created by two Cirque du Soleil veterans, Planet Obstacle's safe, unique and challenging obstacle courses will inspire the inner ninja warrior within everyone! Earn bragging rights to an aerial rope course, an extreme zip-line, a rock climbing wall, trampolines, bungees, ball pits and much, much more.
Reviewed By LarryO431 - Lake Mary, United States
Me and my son had a blast here, check in was fast and simple they require Planet Obstacle Grip socks it is there policy, so no other trampoline socks allowed, this place is super fun we started on the ropes course and finished off with the zip-line after we had some snacks at the cafe and continued to play we did Rock wall Ninja warrior course and bumper cars which was the best attraction very good experience overall and we will be back
3. Lake Mary Museum
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4.0 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By mayinfl - Jacksonville, United States
After walking around the Farmer's Market (Saturday, 15FEB2020), this place was just right around the corner. We left our car where we had originally parked (plenty of spots & free on the weekends). This place was small but lots of memorabilia. There are 2 workers in there who are available for any ?s. We were the only ones in there & I asked "Jane" lots of ?s. This place was built in 1926 & was originally the Community Center. It became several other entities before becoming the present day Museum. Lots of stuff to read along the perimeter. In the middle, there are changeable displays &, when we were there today, it had lots of memorabilia for African-American History Month. There is no entry fee (donations are welcome but not expected). We spent over an hour in there just chatting w/Jane about different artifacts & news articles in the place. It was just so interesting. It is a charitable organization (a 501(c)) is what Jane told me so any donations would be tax-deductible. The latter part of May is when they have a veteran-related display. I would love to come back & see that some time. The displays (in the center) are changed every month to coincide w/certain calendar events. Their web site is kept up-to-date (so I'm told).
4. AmStar 12 - Lake Mary
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By 272melissaj
Great venue! Comfortable seats! Good movie selection! Like the fact that they offer sensory friendly viewings!! Wonderful way to spend a rainy afternoon!
5. Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa
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4.0 based on 18 reviews
