Forbes Travel Guide unveiled its 2017 Star Awards today, posting the largest group of winners in the company’s history. The 59th annual list includes 62 Five-Star restaurants, 176 Four-Star restaurants and 73 Recommended restaurants.
An offshoot of Atlas, the upscale New American inside the St. Regis, this more casual space still retains that restaurant’s elegance, but livens things up with regular live music, smart cocktails and elevated pub fare with an emphasis on shareable plates (Wagyu beef sliders, lobster pot pie, etc.).
Two years later, Atlas can already be counted among Atlanta’s top fine dining destinations, thanks to an elegant dining room, with a rare collection of 20th-century artwork, and the creative talents of executive chef Christopher Grossman and his team. Now, though, the new Tavern at Atlas offers another way to enjoy Grossman’s cuisine, in a […]
KPMG, one of the four largest accounting and professional services firms in the world, officially announced its new $430M global training and conference center in Lake Nona Monday morning.
The $63 million USTA National Campus features an indoor facility and 100 outdoor tennis courts with a variety of playing surfaces. The Lake Nona campus, just southeast of Orlando, will be home to every level of tennis from youth to collegiate players to elite international players.
Set on 22 waterfront acres at 2301 Southeast 17th Street along the Intracoastal Waterway, Pier 66’s 17-story main tower is an architectural icon of the Fort Lauderdale skyline with its famous rotating panorama rooftop. The 127-slip mega-yacht marina is one of the largest in the state and recently served as a host location of the […]
Twenty-three minutes into Tiger Woods’s news conference on Tuesday, the skies opened, and rain lashed the roof of the temporary tent where Woods was taking questions…
Canonita is one of the restaurants at The Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes, and it has a great location right on the Grand Canal–a wonderful place to enjoy a unique view. The dishes include traditional Mexican favorites like enchiladas, burritos and tacos.
Our classic, upscale steak house presents fine dining in an atmosphere of timeless elegance, offering guests the finest cuts of prime meats, fresh seafood, and much more. The Abe & Louie’s experience focuses on providing undeniably superior service and classically prepared cuisine in a truly impressive setting.
It surprises me sometimes how far you can travel and still be in Orlando. It’s even more surprising when you can travel a seemingly endless distance from downtown to the burgeoning Lake Nona area and still find a good meal. But such is the case with Canvas Restaurant & Market, where interesting dishes can be […]
Marina del Rey is home to thousands of boats and lots of great restaurants. While Cafe del Rey may not offer views of sandy shores, this dockside restaurant has a different ocean view worth noting: the marina. Cafe del Rey matches its surroundings with a nautical feel that pairs well with the California fare available […]
Located in the heart of Buckhead at The St. Regis Atlanta, this stunning gem offers an incredibly unique and treasured visual experience for diners when they visit the in-house restaurant…
Focusing on the growth and vision of Lake Nona, The New York Times featured the health and wellness “living laboratory” of Lake Nona as a key component of Orlando’s emergence.
Tottenham’s new stadium features a retractable pitch — a grass soccer field over a synthetic surface for NFL games — which would make it possible to hold two games in the same stadium on the same day.
Lake Nona is unveiling a smart home highlighting innovations designed to improve health and well-being. It is one of the few smart model homes in the nation to solely focus on displaying and testing health-related technology.
The typical path for restaurants is to open a food truck as proof of concept and then parlay that into a brick-and-mortar location. Freebirds has reversed the formula, as the Austin-based chain with about 100 stores in seven states plans to unveil its first food truck this weekend.
New luxury real-estate developments around the Caribbean that appeal not only to golf enthusiasts, but to beach-lovers and those who want family friendly activities.
From relegation strugglers to title favourites in less than a year, Leicester’s remarkable rise has been the story of the season, with many neutrals hoping they can clinch the Premier League title in May
ATLANTA — Atlanta has long been considered the capital of the New South. It boasts the world’s busiest airport and 16 Fortune 500 companies. It is a black entertainment mecca. So many movies are shot here that people call it Y’allywood.
With the help of the beloved Atlanta restaurant veteran Gerry Klaskala, the chef Christopher Grossman accents trout with peanuts and young Vidalia onions, and plates truffle dumplings with Wagyu beef. The walls are often filled with paintings by Picasso and Matisse from the British billionaire Joe Lewis’s collection. This is luxe Buckhead dining at its […]
A brand new, state-of-the-art 23-acre training facility at the Lake Nona Sports & Performance District, will house the Lions of Major League Soccer (MLS), Orlando City B of the United Soccer League (USL), and the Club’s Elite Youth Academy.
Business Traveller Editor Tom Otley reflects on his stay at Albany, The Bahamas. “There’s luxury – and then there’s Albany, the new residential resort for the super-rich in the Bahamas,” says Otley.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation profiles the Australian Agricultural Company’s (AACo) progression into a fully integrated beef production and distribution system that caters to exports of volume as well as exceptional meat quality.
The Orlando Business Journal details Lake Nona’s recognition as the nation’s ninth best-selling master-planned community, according to national real estate research firm RCLCO’s mid-year update.
The Orlando Business Journal profiles Lake Nona’s journey to bring the U.S. Tennis Association’s national training complex to Southeast Orlando in the newspaper’s July 17 cover story.
Atlanta Magazine profiles the success of the city’s small inventory of hotel-branded units including “historic” sales at The Residences at The St. Regis Atlanta.
Australia’s The Land newspaper highlights Agricultural Company (AACo) managing director Jason Strong’s Meritorious Service Award from the American Meat Science Association (AMSA) for his leading role in encouraging meat judging.
BBC Sport profiles the NFL’s latest deal to stage a minimum of two American football games a season during the next 10 years at Tottenham Hotspur’s new 61,000-capacity stadium beginning in 2018.
Lake Nona Institute’s Gloria Caulfield authors an article for U.S. News and World Report about how healthy cities enhances how we live, work and play, delivering a quality of life that emphasizes health, well-being and social connectedness.
As the U.S. Tennis Association breaks ground on a $60 million facility in Lake Nona, developers from Tavistock Group laid out plans for an 11-square-mile sports district there.
Tavistock Restaurant Collection has moved the headquarters of its Freebirds World Burrito concept from Emeryville, Calif., to Austin, Texas, and promoted Bobby Shaw to chief operating officer of the brand.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle highlights five units at The Residences at The St. Regis Atlanta that each sold for more than $3 million during December 2014 and January 2015.
Architectural Digest names Atlas “picture perfect” while detailing the extraordinary collection of art that graces the walls of the St. Regis Atlanta’s newest restaurant