Our series on dining destinations in the 352 continues. From casual patio bars and craft beverages to upscale cuisine, these local eateries highlight the variety of flavors and atmospheres available to diners looking for their next meal out.
For those planning to dine out, several local restaurants will be open while many others close for the holiday.
The Winter Wonderland Market turned the Ocala Downtown Market space into, well, a winter wonderland for weekend shoppers and foodies.
While the former version of the park may have moved on, the enchanting history of Weeki Wachee Springs ab-shell-utely lives on.
Paddock Market has quietly opened with limited operations inside Ocala’s Paddock Mall, offering early access to a handful of vendors while many others prepare to open as the long-planned marketplace continues to take shape.
Long shared through local folklore, the Dark Man of the Ocala National Forest remains an enduring legend–despite the absence of any verified proof.
Fresh donuts, easy breakfasts and friendly service make Go For Donuts a sweet stop for Dunnellon mornings.
Kilwins has officially opened its new Market Street at Heath Brook location in Ocala, offering handmade chocolates, fresh fudge and its signature original-recipe ice cream.
The Gathering Cafe brings fresh-made food, handcrafted drinks and a warm neighborhood vibe to downtown Ocala, offering a cozy spot for breakfast, lunch and lingering moments.
Once one of Gainesville’s most popular swimming spots, Glen Springs has spent more than 50 years closed to the public as time, algae and property disputes have slowly obscured its past.
