Well-known downtown Orlando restaurant to be replaced; here’s why

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The downtown Orlando restaurant space that has been home to 310 Lakeside since 2008 is available for lease.

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The Orlando-based Colliers team of Alexie Fonseca, David Gabbai and Jeff Johnson is marketing the 7,100-square-foot, second-generation restaurant space at 301 E. Pine St. that includes a large patio overlooking Lake Eola Park.

The space is on the ground floor of the 15-story Capital Plaza II building, which, along with Capital Plaza I, is owned by Raleigh, North Carolina-based Highwoods Properties.

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