The Acre

Very nice atmosphere! Family and pet friendly.This place is a gem if you have visitors from out of town to enjoy food and drinks. Next time you see the Acre has an event going on, I highly recommend checking them out :)

What a nice location. We went there twice. First just us and then we found out this is agreat place for fur babies so we brought Brutus. He loved it.Higly recommend for the beer, location and social setting

I have been wanting to visit for a long time, and when I saw that Collective Corner was having a pop-up market here, I thought it was the perfect time to come by. I arrived at 11am on a Sunday when the market started. There are a few different grass lots to park in, but even right at 11, it was a little tight. The layout of The Acre is really unique. It has many small structures on the property that have a little market, a bar, pizza, etc.I made my way to the booths and shopped around. It was a good layout with plenty of room to wander. The venue is dog friendly and I brought my pup with me. It was a very enjoyable time spent here. There was a van transformed into a bar where I ordered a Blood Orange Mexican Mule. The bartender was great. I like that the juices used are fresh and not just bought mixer. The attention to crafting the cocktail was perfection. We sat in the table area where I enjoyed my wonderful drink and environment. I can't wait to come back at night time to see all the lights lit up and try a pizza.

Stepping into The Acre Orlando feels like entering a hidden paradise! From the moment you arrive, you're transported to a lush, magical oasis filled with charm and character. The beautifully maintained grounds, unique rustic decor, and serene atmosphere make it a perfect spot for any event or gathering.The staff is incredibly professional, accommodating, and detail-oriented, ensuring everything runs smoothly and stress-free. Whether you're there for a wedding, a party, or just to enjoy the space, the energy of The Acre is unmatched.Every corner of the property offers something picturesque, making it a dream for photographers and guests alike. It's not just a venue; it's an experience that leaves a lasting impression. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind location!

Three words - SO. STINKIN. CUTE. This venue hosts events such as weddings, or any group gathering really. I came here for a fitness event (Pilates Class hosted by HILI Fitness and Nona Socialista Run Club). After the event, there were vendors and you could explore the Acre a bit. They have a little playground for the kiddos, a restaurant and a coffee shop. The coffee shop, Little Coffee, was so petite and yummy. I love the Acre!

In case you didn't know, The Acre is under new ownership and is now more than just a wedding & event venue. They are open on select days to the public and have been hosting a variety of fun family-friendly events, markets, and festivals. So far, I've been to the Asian Moonlight Fest and Collective Corner market, and The Acre really does lend itself well to these sorts of events. The only challenge is always parking.I've attended (and worked) several weddings & events at The Acre in years past and I love what they've done with the property to make it feel more like a welcoming gathering place for kids and adults. It's always been a unique venue to enjoy the outdoors and with the nicer weather starting to roll in, this is sure to be a local hot spot this fall/winter. I visited this past weekend with my husband and baby to check out their normal operations (outside of when they have events & pop-ups happening). They have a little coffee & ice cream hut, a market & kitchen featuring ciabatta pizzas and beer/wine, multiple bars, plenty of seating areas and tables, an indoor lounge with a pool table, a tequila truck, firepit, kids playground area, restrooms, and more. On the weekends, they also bring in their own entertainment like stilt walkers, magicians, caricature artists, face painting, etc. Be sure to check their IG for upcoming events, hours, and special entertainment offerings. We tried the cacio e pepe dip, veggie pizza & pepperoni pizza. The dip was amazing -- it's made with ricotta & pesto and was served with perfectly toasted bread. I will say they really have that ciabatta on lock. I also enjoyed the pepperoni pizza. We ordered a couple Aperol spritzes to sip and enjoy in a nice shady spot. I appreciate that they have a couple indoor spaces as well and that the property is (mostly) stroller friendly. There are a few all grass/gravel areas and a few places with steps to enter. Right now, it's all decorated for fall with lots of pumpkins everywhere. It's definitely a great place to take you fall photos and I'm excited to see what they do for the holidays!

I visited The Acre for the Collective Corner Market last Sunday and absolutely loved it! This is such a great gathering space, and I love all of the little attention to detail throughout - from fireplaces, to board games, and more! Their quaint coffee hut had great brews, and the pizza served in another small building nearby looked fantastic. Parking is free, but don't be intimidated by the small lot. If you continue past the first lot there is an additional, larger lot beyond it. While it seems like parking is scarce between the two, I found that cars were constantly leaving so it wasn't a problem.

This place is awesome! A nice little nook hidden away in plain sight. I was really surprised and now cozy this place was. Plenty of places for the kids to run and play, fantastic photo ops and delicious food and drinks. They have something for everyone there and I absolutely love how it's all outside. The only thing that I can see becoming a problem is the parking but that's really it. I can't wait to go back!

Cute little spot to hang out and grab drinks with friends. I did feel like the price for food was a bit much. I ordered two adult pizzas, a small can of pringles, and a bottle of water. It cost me $40, which I feet is a little pricey. The cocktails are also good. Some nights they offer movies which is a fun and a good way to add to the experience.

ve been wanting to check this place out for a while after seeing it all over social media, and I finally got the chance to visit during their Sunday market. The market features some amazing vendors, including a couple of vintage stores that I absolutely loved.This spot is perfect for hanging out with family--it's super kid-friendly and has two campfires that make the atmosphere feel cozy and magical. There's also a really cute coffee shop and a couple of bars scattered around the property, adding to its charm.They serve pizza, but I didn't try it since the portions seemed small for the price. One thing to note is that finding the place can be a bit tricky because it's tucked away in a suburban area--you can literally see people's backyards! Parking can also be a challenge, but if you visit on a weekday, it's likely to be less busy.