Aurora at the Celeste: East Orlando’s One Dress-Up Dinner
Inside The Celeste Hotel on the UCF campus edge, Aurora serves modern American cooking, zodiac cocktails and a chocolate-dome Supernova — the corridor’s only true occasion table.
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Inside The Celeste Hotel on the UCF campus edge, Aurora serves modern American cooking, zodiac cocktails and a chocolate-dome Supernova — the corridor’s only true occasion table.
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