They also have the extremely photo-worthy option of getting you beer in a half yard glass! We really enjoyed getting photos in front of the large marquee signs around the restaurant. Taverna Opa in Pointe Orlando is Orlando’s Best Greek Restaurant. Cuba Libre at Pointe Orlando by far has the most extravagant setting of any restaurant on I-Drive. There is also a giant tree with lovely pink flowers and string lights right in the middle of the restaurant! Pro Tip: This spot is on the parking lot side of the building right underneath the Chuy’s archway. Pro Tip: A lower angle or a wide angle lens will help you capture this sideways building! Pro Tip: A lower angle or a wide angle lens will help capture you and this upside down building. We truly appreciated the ornate structure of the building and the design inside that really make you feel as though you are across the pond in London!

With luscious green palm trees, rustic red brick building and colorful string lights this spot offers a great intimate photo op! While Ole Red might be dimly lit for the intimate concert venue vibe, it showcases a lot of LED signs and lighting that are very photo friendly, and of course, you’ll need a picture with the Ole Red Dog! Pro Tip: The chandeliers offer great background lighting for the dimly lit restaurant. Pro Tip: The sunlight at 11am offers great lighting for your photos. They’ve got the music, the drinks, the food and most importantly some great photo spots. Use the colorful rides and coasters as your backdrop, or use one of Fun Spots dedicated photo-op areas. The fun blue lights and elegant martini glasses make for a Instagrammable photo-op! Dance the night away and enjoy craft cocktails and specialty martinis at Blue Martini in Pointe Orlando. Pro Tip: Camera flash is your friend in Blue Martini! Pro Tip: Check out inside, for the classic British Pub look and grab some great photos. Pro Tip: Check out the lineup of top country talent, served hot all day on Ole Red’s website!

This venue is known for giving its guests THE full country experience. But for beginners, or even for seasoned players in America, drawing the championship balk is not necessary for competition as the quality of play will not rise to the championship level. With beautiful chandeliers, LED lights and flower walls, you will be sure to take a ton of great photos. We especially loved the LED lighting and the artwork paying homage to Orlando. Standing at 400 feet tall, Billiards Libre The Wheel and its stunning lights can be seen from most anywhere on I-Drive and even Orlando! The Hampton Social at Pointe Orlando has quickly become an Instagrammer’s paradise. It is generally called either the free game, which is the English translation of the French "partie libre," or simply "libre." In America, we still call the basic carom game "straight rail" even after triangular balk zones in the corners were introduced limiting the number of points a player could be scored in those zones. In Dutch "biljart" without any further indication is mostly understood as carom billiards, where three billiard balls are played and the play ball has to hit the other two balls; there are several types of games within carom billiards, such as libre, bandstoten, three-round and frame games.

The tip of the cue can only be used to hit the ball, which in turn must hit other balls. While we just stopped to get a photo from the outside, you can bet there are a ton of photo-worthy moments inside this attraction! Their menu includes photo-worthy craft cocktails and tapas-style plates. At a whopping 450-feet tall, you can imagine the StarFlyer is a sight of its own. Without competition, endless hours of enjoyment can be had by practicing gathers and the various nurses. Located inside ICON Park, Yard House is famous for its World’s Largest Selection of Draft Beers. Yard House…where beer and food lovers unite. World Famous Chef, Gordon Ramsey has brought the Ultimate Fish & Chips to ICON Park. Take pictures with outrageous crafted hot beverages and fruity drinks, beautifully designed skillet hashes and farm favorites like Andy’s World Famous Sage Friend Chicken & Waffles. The game played in the tournaments in Europe and elsewhere is the championship game, where the number of points in the corner zone is limited much like in a balkline game. These zones gave birth to the "championship game," where the corner triangular balk was extended, moving it to the first diamond on the short rail and the second diamond on the long rail.