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Audubon Park store runs

Audubon Park Garden District is an Orlando Main Street tucked between Winter Park, Harry P. Leu Gardens, and downtown. Corrine Drive is the commercial spine. East End Market, at 3201 Corrine Drive, is a two-story neighborhood market and food hall: many merchants, one parking lot, many tickets. A store run here is a merchant-hall job first, with a Monday-evening community market as a second, separate clock.

A market hall with produce stalls.

The Garden District

The City of Orlando Audubon Park Garden District page describes an indie district of shops, cafés, restaurants, and a craft brewery, and lists the district at 3201 Corrine Drive, Suite 216, Orlando, FL 32803. helloapgd.com is the district’s public site; its shops-and-makers list includes East End Market as a two-story neighborhood market and food hub on Corrine. Corrine Drive and East Winter Park Road are the walking pair; Baldwin Park sits to the east, Leu Gardens to the west.

East End Market as a hall run

eastendmkt.com calls East End Market a neighborhood market and culinary food hub in the Audubon Park Garden District, showcasing local farmers, food artisans, and chefs. The two-story structure holds a dozen merchants, event space, a demonstration kitchen, an incubator kitchen, retail shops, and restaurants. The contact page lists 3201 Corrine Drive, Orlando, FL 32803, and notes overflow parking throughout the district and streetside on Corrine Drive.

The Our Merchants page is the roster. Each merchant keeps slightly different hours; the market’s FAQ has said Market Hall merchants share a core window and that individual hours live on that merchants page. Read the merchant you came for. A hall run is several small handoffs in one building, not one grocer ticket.

One lot, many tickets. Name the merchant, then the stall, then the ready notice. The same five steps, scaled down.

A cited merchant pickup

Hinckley’s Fancy Meats publishes itself as a small specialty food shop inside East End Market serving sandwiches, salads, cheese, charcuterie, tinned fish, beer, cider, and wine. Sandwiches, salads, and drinks are available for pickup via online ordering; cheese, charcuterie, wine, beer, and tinned fish are sold in the shop. The About page places the shop in East End Market in Orlando’s Audubon Park Garden District and notes the 212-square-foot counter. That is a model merchant-hall pickup: order on the merchant’s page, collect at that stall, leave the rest of the case for an in-person look.

Other merchants on the market’s own logo wall include Lineage Coffee Roasting, Gideon’s Bakehouse, Winter Park Biscuit Company, Domu, Freehand Goods, and others. For each, the merchant’s site. Linked from Our Merchants. is the pickup source. Lineups change; the market page is the live roster.

Monday community market

The Audubon Park Community Market is a separate weekly market: Monday nights in front of Stardust Video & Coffee. The location page gives Mondays 5 to 8 p.m., 1842 East Winter Park Road, Orlando, FL 32803, with a rain plan inside Stardust. Parking notes: use the district, including the Audubon Park School lot in the evenings; ABC Fine Wine & Spirits tows. Bring cash or whatever the vendor posts that night; this is a walk-the-stalls run, not a grocer curbside.

Order of operations

  1. Request Hall merchants (sandwich pickup, coffee, a loaf) versus a chain grocer for the weekly cold shop. Mixing them in one bag without a cooler is how the USDA clock is lost.
  2. List by stall One sub-list per merchant. Hinckley’s sandwich ticket is not a grocery substitution problem; a missing cheese in a case is an in-person choice.
  3. Read two pages East End Market contact/parking, plus the merchant’s order page.
  4. Collect cold last Shelf-stable gifts and dry goods first; refrigerated and hot food last, then the car.
  5. Home Refrigerate within 2 hours, 1 hour if the air is above 90 °F (USDA-FSIS).

Sources

  1. City of Orlando, Audubon Park Garden District.
  2. Audubon Park Garden District (helloapgd.com); Shops & Makers.
  3. East End Market.
  4. East End Market, Contact. 3201 Corrine Drive, Orlando, FL 32803.
  5. East End Market, Our Merchants.
  6. East End Market, FAQs. Merchant hours live on the merchants page.
  7. Hinckley’s Fancy Meats; About; Sandwiches, Salads & Drinks.
  8. Audubon Park Community Market; Location & Parking.
  9. USDA-FSIS, Safe Handling of Take-Out Foods.

Next. Put the hall run on the Dash checklist (cooler, receipts, gate codes). Five steps: How a store run works.

Questions

Does East End Market deliver groceries?
The market’s public pages describe a neighborhood market hall and merchants. Pickup that is documented here is merchant-level (for example Hinckley’s sandwich orders). Chain grocer delivery stays on Publix Shop Online or the grocer you chose.
Where do merchants post hours?
East End Market’s FAQ points to the Our Merchants page for individual hours.