Main Street winds around the integrated, mixed-use commercial area, proving access to a variety of shops, restaurants and offices, including a Sales and Information Center for The Villages.
Aside from the shops and offices, Spanish Springs is home to Marriott’s extended-stay hotel, Towne Place Suites, to Church on the Square, and the eight-screen Rialto Theater, where residents of The Villages enjoy a discount.
Dining options in Spanish Springs abound. Choices include the familiar (Ruby Tuesday, Panera Bread and Dunkin Donuts), McCall’s Tavern, the Florida-themed Gator’s Dockside, the Caribbean-flavored Margarita Republic, pizza, ice cream, TooJay’s (a sit-down deli), and Mexican restaurant Ay! Jalisco.
Other shops and offices in Spanish Springs Town Square include Citizen’s First Bank, Hertz rentals, The Villages Insurance, Laser Spine Institute, a chiropractor and a hearing aid center. Plus, personal services like a barber and beauty salon and Viva Nails and Spa can also be found in Spanish Springs.
As for clothing and shoes your options include Chico’s, Turtle Bay, Foot Solutions, and your source for The Villages logo-wear, Banner Mercantile.
In addition, MVP Athletic Club, The Golf and Country Club administration, Golf USA, a bowling pro shop and Spanish Springs Lanes are all located in Spanish Springs.
While the offices and shops draw residents to the square, classic car fans congregate in Spanish Springs each month during their “cruise-in” and Villagers turn out for live entertainment. Spanish Springs has free entertainment every night, plus, parades and special celebrations throughout the year, from Cinco de Mayo to Halloween.
Villagers also enjoy a variety of musical performances at the Sharon Morse Performing Arts Center.
You might also be interesting in my walking tour of Spanish Springs which has several photos.
