Pacific Development Group 🛠️

Posted on July 12, 2025July 14, 2025 by Courtney Wood

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By: Zachary Hulsey

Downtown Stockton has a lot of potential – its old buildings, the waterfront, its central location, its community. It’s a place that has the potential to be full of life. But like many downtown areas, it has gone through tough times, especially with its historic and abandoned buildings. Now, thanks to investors like Joe Michael and his team at Pacific Development Group, things are starting to change.

A Heart for Stockton & Cort Tower

Joe Michael – CEO of the Pacific Development Group, Downtown Stockton Alliance Board Member, and a Stockton native – is dedicated to restoring the beauty of Downtown Stockton. When asked by the Downtown Stockton Alliance why his company chose to invest here, this is what he had to say:

“I was born and raised in Stockton, so I’ve always had a soft spot for this city — especially Downtown. With the waterfront, Marina, Ballpark, the historic buildings, and how centrally located it is with I-5 and the Crosstown Freeway right there, it’s always felt like there was so much untapped potential.

When Cort Tower became available, it felt like the perfect opportunity to not only create a new home base for our company but also to make a real impact in the heart of the city.

With the right investment and partnerships, I truly believe Downtown Stockton can become a walkable, creative, and thriving hub for housing, business, social scene, and the arts. We’ve done a lot of infill and adaptive reuse projects over the years throughout the Western United States, and Downtown Stockton felt like the kind of place where our experience could really make a difference right away.”

Cort Tower is one of Stockton’s most well-known and historic high-rise buildings. When asked about his plans for Cort Tower, Joe Michael stated:

“The Cort Tower is one of those buildings that’s impossible to miss — it’s a Stockton landmark. We’ve spent the last two years reimagining it as a modern workspace for creative professionals, small businesses, and nonprofits. We’ve upgraded the interiors, boosted the energy efficiency, and brought back some of the mid-century character that makes the building unique. We’re proud to say it’s now almost fully leased, and it’s really becoming a hub of activity again.”

The Ruhl Building

Another exciting project that the Pacific Group took over is the Ruhl Building. This one is a partnership with Main Street Youth and Family Services (formerly Parents By Choice), a nonprofit that helps foster youth and families. Pacific Development Group is helping them turn the building into a center for supportive housing and services. When asked about his plans regarding the Ruhl Building, Joe Michael stated in a quote to the Downtown Stockton Alliance:

“It’s exactly the kind of mission-driven project we love being part of — taking a building with history and purpose and giving it new life to serve the community.” Their work isn’t just about fixing up buildings; it’s about doing work that makes a real difference.

The Future

It’s clear that the Pacific Development Group has done great work for the Downtown Stockton district, but what are their plans for the future? In yet another quote, Joe Michael stated, “We’re just getting started. We’re actively looking at more buildings and sites in the downtown core—the goal is to keep building momentum. Long term, we see a future where Downtown Stockton is full of life again — with more housing, more creative spaces, public art, local businesses, restaurants, and events that bring people together. We’re in it for the long haul, and we’re excited about what’s ahead.”

It’s clear that Pacific Development Group isn’t just another development company. They care about the places they invest in, and in Stockton, that care comes from a personal place. Joe knows the city because he grew up there. He sees what it could be, and he wants to be part of making that happen.

By bringing back important buildings like the Cort Tower and supporting community-focused work at the Ruhl Building, the company is helping downtown Stockton become a much better place – more active, creative, and welcoming for people near and far. These projects show how private companies can work to create real change in our city.

Reviving a downtown takes time and effort, but with people like Joe and companies like Pacific Development Group involved, our future looks bright. They’re not just fixing buildings; they’re helping to build a better city, one project at a time.

Information

Company: Pacific Development Group
Address: 343 Main Street, Stockton, CA
Phone: 209.473.9700
Website: https://pacificdg.com/

Visionary Home Builders🏗️

Posted on July 12, 2025July 16, 2025 by Courtney Wood

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By: Zachary Hulsey

For over 35 years, the nonprofit development group Visionary Home Builders has created and advocated for healthy, vibrant, and safe communities through the development of affordable housing and educational opportunities for all in low and moderate income brackets. Based in Stockton, they have been making a huge difference on the housing scene in California. They first started in 1983 with a direct mission to provide affordable housing to families, especially farmworkers, who were struggling to find stable homes. Over the years, they’ve grown into a well-known nonprofit organization dedicated to building homes that are not just affordable but also designed with sustainability and community in mind.

Grand View Village

One of their most recent and significant projects is the Grand View Village, located at 240 E Miner Ave, Stockton, CA 95202, in downtown Stockton. This housing development project offers 75 affordable housing units for lower- to moderate-income families. But it’s more than just a place to live. This wonderful development includes eco-friendly features such as solar panels and energy-efficient appliances. There are also spaces for businesses and community activities, including a future grocery store and a Head Start program for young children. The Grand View Village is a great example of how Visionary Home Builders mix both affordable housing with beneficial services that support our community.

Founder and CEO, Carol Ornelas, stated in a quote to the Downtown Stockton Alliance, “At Visionary Home Builders, we don’t just build housing — we build hope, opportunity, and stronger communities. Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves a safe, affordable place to call home.”

Liberty Square & More

Another huge project is Liberty Square, located at 807 N. San Joaquin Street. This development turned an old commercial building into 74 affordable rental units. This project was designed with veterans in mind, offering a mix of studio apartments and one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes. Liberty Square also has a vibrant community center with a computer lab and daycare facilities. Residents at the Liberty Square also benefit from their close proximity to public transportation and other essential services to access the resources they need.

In addition to these projects, Visionary Home Builders is also working on providing resources for families who want to own homes. In 2024, the organization received over $1.1 million through the Premio HOME award to support their great mission. They’re helping families overcome barriers to homeownership by offering financial education and support. This is crucial in a region where high home prices and limited availability can make owning a home feel out of reach for many families.

Founder Carol Ornelas, has played a huge role in advocating for affordable housing and economic justice. In 2023, she was honored with the Alan Fisher Economic Justice Award for her work in promoting fair housing opportunities. Her leadership has definitely helped in Visionary Home Builders’ success and their ability to make a difference in the Stockton community.

La Passeggiata

In yet another project, Visionary Home Builders is also exploring new ways to build sustainable homes. Their upcoming project, La Passeggiata (which recently broke ground), plans to bring modular multi-family homes to downtown Stockton. These homes will be energy-efficient and include features like rooftop gardens and solar power. The goal is to offer more affordable housing options for seniors and families in the area while also embracing modern construction methods to tackle the housing shortage.

In Conclusion

Overall, Visionary Home Builders has made downtown Stockton a more sustainable, livable, area that families can enjoy. Their contribution to addressing the housing needs in Stockton has exceeded expectations. Their projects not only provide affordable homes but also strengthen the communities they’re built in. Through their innovative and community-centered approach, Visionary Home Builders is proving that it’s possible to create homes that are both affordable and sustainable, helping families find stability and a brighter future. From the Downtown Stockton Alliance to the team over at Visionary Home Builders, thank you for choosing Downtown Stockton as your home!

Information

Business: Visionary Home Builders
Address: 315 N San Joaquin St, Stockton, CA 95202
Phone Number: 209.466.6811
Website: https://visionaryhomebuilders.org/

Colors of Stockton

Posted on July 7, 2025July 8, 2025 by Intern DSA

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Artist: Konekham “Koniack” Lathipanya

Location: Coy Parking Garage

Description: The mural “Beautiful Struggle” designed and created by artist Konekham Lathipanya, depicts portraits of a Black, Asian, and Latina woman depicted with intertwining colors. The artist presents the piece as his interpretation of the diversity of Stockton. This artwork is meant to celebrate our differences and highlight our many similarities. This event is a testament to the power of collaboration between artists and the community and demonstrates the shared commitment to enriching public spaces that define our community.

Konekham “Koniack” Lathipanya is a Lao muralist and tattoo artist based in Stockton, California. His work emphasizes diversity and racial justice, with a focus on Southeast Asian art.

Veteran’s Mural

Posted on July 7, 2025July 7, 2025 by Intern DSA

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Artist: Flavia Grose – Artist/US Navy Veteran, Desert Storm

Project by Leadership Stockton of 2025

Location: Inside Adventist health arena, Stockton CA

This mural is in partnership with Downtown Stockton Alliance, ASM Global, Michael’s Sweets, Felicita’s Wine, Stockton Marine Corps Club, American Legion Auxiliary, American Legion U.S., and Board of Supervisors.

The First-Ever RTD Metro Market is Coming This Friday!

Posted on April 3, 2025April 23, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Sungyeon Park

A New Community Event Arrives in Downtown Stockton on April 4^th

Downtown Stockton is set to welcome an exciting addition to its local event calendar—the RTD Metro Market, happening this Friday, April 4^th, 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM at 421 E. Weber Ave! Hosted at the Downtown Transit Center, this brand-new market is designed to connect transit riders, downtown residents, and local workers with a variety of vendors. More than just a shopping event, the Metro Market is about encouraging community connection and bringing fresh energy to the heart of Stockton.

A Marketplace of Local Goods and Services

Attendees can explore a diverse selection of vendors offering food, wellness and educational services, handmade crafts, and unique products. Whether you’re interested in searching for delicious eats, learning about local resources, or supporting small businesses, the Metro Market has something for everyone. This event will draw more foot traffic to downtown, connect citizens with helpful resources, and help local entrepreneurs thrive.

Check out this list of participating vendors:

Lily Bean Coffee
Mr. B’s American Hot Dogs
Peachy’s Food to Go
Taquizas with Chavajr
Uplift All Foundation
Children’s Choice
Community Medical Centers
Lao Loops
Wellcare by Health Net
Downtown Stockton Alliance
Welbe Health
The Wellness Centers
Digital Nest
Parents By Choice
YMCA
Kipp Public Schools

Team Charter
Family Resource Center (211)
Telecare Youth Wellness Connections
DCSS
PREVAIL
RTD Procurement
RTD First Aid
Ready to Work
RTD Human Resources
Open Innovation Centers
ACE Rail & Amtrak San Joaquins
Mexican Heritage Center & Gallery
Child Abuse Prevention Council
ArtSplash
Turning Point Community Programs
Voices Academy

Be Part of Something New

“This free event is a great way to experience and explore Downtown Stockton,” says Daniel Menchaca, Senior Marketing & Multimedia Specialist at RTD. “Come out and support local vendors by exploring their offerings and chatting with them about their services. Whether you ride with us, live nearby, or work in the area, the Metro Market is here for you.”

Don’t miss out—come and be part of this exciting new community event; be sure to stop by the DSA booth where we will be selling our Downtown Stockton apparel!

Information

Location: 421 E Weber Ave, Stockton, CA 95202
Reasons to Visit RTD Metro Market:
- Local Shopping & Services: There will be a variety of vendors offering everything from handmade crafts to wellness services.
- Community Engagement: This event connects local businesses, organizations, and residents in this lively downtown.
- A New Downtown Tradition: Your support helps shape future Metro Markets, making this the start of something special.
- DSA Info Table: Chat with the DSA staff, pick up resource material, and shop our Downtown Stockton apparel!
Day & Time: April 4, 2025, 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Keeping Downtown Safe and Welcoming: Community Ambassador Program

Posted on March 31, 2025March 24, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Sungyeon Park

Downtown Stockton is a vibrant hub filled with businesses, visitors, and residents. Ensuring the area remains safe and welcoming is the mission of the Community Ambassador Program of the Downtown Stockton Alliance, which is a team working to support businesses, property owners, and the local community, 24/7!

At the head of this effort is Chevell Simms, who is the program supervisor and has been with the program for four years. His role involves keeping eyes and ears on the downtown area but also training new ambassadors and equipping them with the tools to succeed in the field.

The primary goal of the Community Ambassador Program is to create a positive environment in Downtown Stockton. The team, consisting of about ten ambassadors, conducts a regular route to check in on Downtown’s businesses; assists visitors; and helps connect unhoused individuals with resources like shelters and medical facilities. A typical day for an ambassador includes responding to calls for service, keeping the area clear of trespassers and panhandlers, and even providing small but valuable services like jump-starting vehicles or escorting visitors to their cars.

This job comes with its challenges. Community Ambassadors often have to handle difficult situations, such as addressing loitering and panhandling, or reporting criminal activity. Despite these challenges, Chevell takes pride in his work, especially when he sees new ambassadors grow into their roles. “It’s been very rewarding when new ambassadors receive information and apply it to daily activities, finding new ways to help the community,” he shared.

Looking ahead, with a committed team and a strong vision, the Community Ambassador Program will continue to enhance the safety and atmosphere of Downtown Stockton—one day at a time.

If you would like an escort to your car; need to jumpstart your car; or want to deter trespassers or loiterers from your business, call 209.451.7775!

Information

Who: Downtown Stockton Alliance Community Ambassador Team
Where: Downtown Stockton PBID
Hours: 24/7; accepting calls 24/7
Services: escorts to your vehicle, wayfinding, car jumpstarting, trespass deterring, visitor assistance
For Service Calls: 209.451.7775

Bearpaw Equities

Posted on March 27, 2025March 24, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Zachary Hulsey

In recent years, major progress has been made toward Downtown Stockton revitalization efforts, and Bearpaw Equities is one of the key players making it happen. Read on to learn more about Bearpaw’s market-rate, residential developments in our community.

About Bearpaw

The Bearpaw brand was originally founded in 2001 by Tom Romeo, whose goal was to redefine casual footwear through the use of sheepskin. After finding great success with the company’s original vision, Bearpaw added real estate development to its portfolio. As a part of this endeavor, the company purchased several historic buildings in Downtown Stockton in 2018.

Why Stockton?

Tom Romeo has personal ties to Stockton. His brother attended the University of the Pacific, which gave Romeo a deeper interest and connection to this city. He believed Stockton was a city with great potential, and by investing in its downtown area, Bearpaw could help make it a vibrant, thriving place once again.

Getting Started

The first two properties purchased by Bearpaw were the Tretheway Building and the Mansion House. Bearpaw saw huge potential in these properties. The company planned to renovate the building interiors into modern residential and commercial units.

The Tretheway Building, located at 229 E. Weber Avenue, was built in the late 1800s. The building was originally a lodging house and served as a hotel from the 1920s through the 1970s. When Bearpaw purchased it, the upper stories of the building had been neglected for several years. With Bearpaw’s investment, the Tretheway Building’s upper floors were transformed into the Tretheway Live/Work Lofts, offering 12 residential units. The company worked hard to maintain the building’s historical features while updating the interior to fit today’s needs. (For a brief history of the Tretheway Building, click here.)

The Mansion House – located at 106 N. Hunter Street and built in 1873 – was converted by Bearpaw into the Hunter Square Lofts, which injected 26 newly renovated residential spaces into Downtown Stockton’s housing inventory and preserved a piece of Stockton’s rich history. (For a brief history of the Mansion House building, click here.)

After the success of the Tretheway and Mansion House projects, Bearpaw continued their Downtown Stockton investment streak by purchasing and renovating 500 E. Main Street – formerly the Avon Theatre and built in 1860 – into the CalMain Lofts. This new development added nearly 30 much-needed, market-rate, residential units to Downtown Stockton, bringing the area even closer to being a true 24-hour downtown.

What’s Next?

Bearpaw’s next Downtown Stockton project will involve conversion of the upper floors of the California Building – 11 S. San Joaquin Street – into 35 residential units! Keep an eye out for more information as this exciting project comes to fruition.

Impact

By pairing respect for the city’s history with exciting, contemporary development, Bearpaw’s projects have made Downtown Stockton a more exciting and appealing place to be. These projects haven’t just changed the look of downtown — they’ve also brought economic benefits to the area. New businesses are opening up, and local shops are seeing more customers as a result of the increased number of residents. Bearpaw’s developments also create job opportunities, particularly in construction and retail, which help boost the local economy. The company creates developments that combine homes, businesses, and public areas, making downtown a place where people can live, work, and enjoy themselves. With each new project, Bearpaw contributes to the growth of Downtown Stockton. We hope that Bearpaw will continue to be a part of downtown’s progress for years to come.

If you or someone you know is looking to live in a beautiful, freshly renovated space in Downtown Stockton, check out the links to Bearpaw’s apartments below to inquire about availability! If you are looking for a commercial/retail space, check out this link to a space available on the ground floor of the Tretheway Building.

Information

Who: Bearpaw Equities, Downtown Stockton real estate developer!
Where:
- Residential Units:
  - Tretheway Live/Work Lofts at 229 – 231 E. Weber, Stockton, CA
  - Hunter Square Lofts at 106 N. Hunter, Stockton, CA
  - CalMain Lofts at 500 E. Main, Stockton, CA
  - and more in the works!
- Commercial Unit:
  - Tretheway Building at 229 – 231 E. Weber, Stockton, CA
Contact Regarding Spaces: Mahala Burns, [email protected]

Morning Heroes: How the Downtown Stockton Alliance Maintenance Team Keeps Downtown Beautiful

Posted on March 24, 2025March 17, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Sungyeon Park

The Downtown Stockton Alliance maintenance team members make every Downtown morning cleaner and brighter. They are kind, hardworking, and diligent. They perform their tasks with joy and a deep sense of responsibility. Downtown Stockton wouldn’t be the same without them.

There are seven general maintenance crew members and one pressure washing crew member. The team services the Downtown Stockton PBID Zones 1 & 2, which span from the ACE train station to Banner Island Ballpark. Their goal: a sparkling clean Downtown Stockton.

A typical day starts with Bobby, who begins pressure washing at 3 AM, rain or shine, 5 days a week. The rest of the team starts work around 5 AM. They hop on their mules and head out to pick up leaves; clean sidewalks and gutters; empty Downtown garbage cans; remove graffiti; and, in the spring, cut down and spray weeds. Each crew member is responsible for a specific route, and they take great care in maintaining their designated areas. They remove human waste, litter and trash of all types, paraphernalia, and many other things that might make the average person queasy. While the rest of Downtown is sleeping or just waking up, our guys are stealthily obliterating overnight grime.

Picking up trash might seem like an ordinary task, but it is essential to keeping Downtown Stockton pleasant for those who live and work here. Many residents and visitors have shared positive feedback, noting how much they appreciate the emptied garbage cans, freshly pressure-washed sidewalks, and the overall cleanliness of the streets and walkways.

Moreover, the team members themselves find great satisfaction in their work. I spoke with some of them about their experiences; their stories reflect the pride and enjoyment they get from being a part of the maintenance crew.

Allen reflected on the rewarding nature of his work: “It feels great to clean the city and make a difference. I also enjoy working outdoors, getting some sun, breathing fresh air, and collaborating with my amazing coworkers.”

Similarly, Jesse expressed his appreciation for the role, saying, “I love this job because there’s more freedom to work, and I’m thankful to be doing something I truly enjoy.”

Ricky shared, “I’ve learned so many new things from this job, like how to use power tools, meet new people, and get to know the Downtown Stockton area better.”

Charisse, who manages the team, also shared her thoughts: “I’m very proud of our maintenance team. They work very hard and take a lot of pride in their work. I hope we can continue to keep the downtown area [looking] as well as we do.”

Looking ahead, the DSA maintenance team plans to expand by hiring more staff in January 2026. I’m excited to see the team grow and make an even greater impact on our downtown community. I truly appreciate all the hard work and dedication the maintenance team brings to Downtown Stockton every single day. If you see the maintenance team around downtown, take a moment to say hello or thank them for their efforts. A small gesture of appreciation can brighten their day as they continue to make Downtown Stockton shine!

If you need to request removal of sidewalk human waste, litter, or weeds; garbage can emptying; spot pressure-washing; or graffiti removal in Downtown Stockton, call 209.464.5246, Monday – Friday, and Chariss will get one of our amazing crew members dispatched as soon as possible!

Information

Who: Downtown Stockton Alliance Maintenance Team
Where: Downtown Stockton Zones 1 & 2
Hours: 3 AM – 12 PM, M – F; service calls accepted starting at 8:00 AM
Services: sidewalk human waste and trash removal; sidewalk pressure-washing; trash can emptying; sidewalk weed abatement; and graffiti removal.
For Service Calls: 209.464.5246
View the Maintenance Team Ninja Video to see the team in action!

The House of Pita: Fresh, Flavorful Mediterranean Eats in Downtown Stockton

Posted on March 17, 2025March 17, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Sungyeon Park

The House of Pita is a Mediterranean restaurant located at the Waterfront Warehouse – 445 Weber Avenue, #126 – in Downtown Stockton. Opened in September 2024, this new dining spot is already winning over customers with its flavorful dishes and inviting atmosphere. Known for its popular spicy garlic pasta and chicken shawarma, the restaurant also offers flexible menu options depending on different diets, including vegetarian and vegan choices. All chicken and gyro meat served here are halal, making it an excellent choice for those seeking halal-certified meals. Additionally, they serve a variety of drinks with a stylish bar area, making it a perfect place for dinner.

Bringing The House of Pita to Downtown Stockton was a personal decision for the owner, who is originally from Stockton and wanted to share her love for Mediterranean cuisine with the community. The restaurant’s location at the Waterfront Warehouse adds to its charm, offering beautiful waterfront views. Dining on the patio offers a great view of the Stockton Arena and Banner Island Ballpark, making it a perfect spot to enjoy your meal.

The House of Pita has exciting plans for the future! Live music performances will be held on the patio during spring and summer, making a lively dining experience. Customers can also enjoy weekend specials, happy hour deals every day, and Taco Tuesdays. The owner is also planning to launch Sunday brunch, expanding the menu even further. She encourages the community to explore what Downtown Stockton has to offer, saying, “Support small businesses in the downtown area! Come and visit the downtown waterfront and enjoy Mediterranean food, from kebabs to pasta.”

If you’ve never tried Mediterranean food before, she has one simple message: “Give it a try! Mediterranean food is healthy, and we have something for everyone.”

Information

Location: 445 W Weber Ave #126, Stockton, CA 95203
Reasons to Visit The House of Pita:
- Diverse Mediterranean Cuisine: With vegetarian, vegan, and halal options available, everyone can find something to enjoy.
- Dining Experience with Waterfront View: You can enjoy your meal on the patio while taking in the beautiful waterfront scenery.
- Exciting Events and Specials: The House of Pita keeps things lively with events such as live music, daily happy hour deals, and Taco Tuesdays.
Opening Hours: Monday–Sunday, 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Instagram: @‌thehouseofpita_stockton

Orlando’s Market and Deli: A Downtown Stockton Staple for Nearly a Decade

Posted on March 7, 2025March 7, 2025 by Intern DSA

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By Sungyeon Park

For nearly 10 years, Orlando’s Market and Deli has been serving the Downtown Stockton community with fresh deli items, snacks, and everyday essentials. The name comes from the owner’s family name, Orlando, which has been recognized in the area for over 50 years through their family-run convenience stores. Wanting to continue the tradition in a new way, Dante Orlando opened Orlando’s Market and Deli in the heart of downtown, providing locals with quality food and a welcoming atmosphere.

When it comes to food, Orlando’s Market offers a variety of popular deli items, including the turkey bacon avocado sandwich, hot link sandwich, and grilled chicken salad. Patrons can tailor their deli sandwich orders to their unique preferences – just choose your bread, meat, cheese, and condiments! The market also sells an assortment of movie snacks, medicine, lotto tickets, and even trading cards. Plus, they take customer recommendations based on the needs of the downtown community. During my visit, I tried the grilled chicken sandwich and customized it to my taste. The freshly grilled chicken, crisp veggies, and perfectly toasted bread made for a satisfying meal—simple, yet full of flavor. On top of that, Orlando’s Deli also offers catering services for events, office meetings, and gatherings, making it a convenient option for both quick bites and larger occasions.

Dante chose Downtown Stockton for his business because of its vibrant community and central location. With many government offices, businesses, and apartment complexes nearby, the deli has become a hub where people stop by daily. What Dante loves most is the sense of connection—getting to know regular customers and being part of the downtown atmosphere. When I visited, I could see this firsthand—Dante greeted customers with a friendly smile and chatted with them as they placed their orders, making the market feel more like a community space than just a shop.

“Orlando’s market has something for everybody. Whether it’s a nice meal, a snack, beverage, or even a quick conversation. We plan to be a staple in the downtown area for years to come.”

– Dante Orlando

Information

Location: 155 N Hunter St, Stockton, CA 95203
Reasons to Visit Orlando’s Market and Deli:
- A Downtown Favorite: Serving the community for nearly 10 years, Orlando’s Deli has become a go-to spot for locals.
- More Than Just a Deli: From freshly made sandwiches to snacks, beverages, and even household essentials, Orlando’s Deli offers a bit of everything.
- A Business That Cares: Owner Dante Orlando values his customers and takes the time to build real connections.
Orlando’s Doorways to Downtown Video:
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xcm9vSQMt4&t=4s
Opening Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Instagram: @‌orlandos.downtown.deli