A small center between Nona Commons and the 417: Mexican and Colombian food, a barre studio, a women's health practice and a handful of offices.

Nona Marketplace shopping center in Lake Nona

Nona Marketplace is a small retail and office center at 10775 and 10783 Narcoossee Road, on the east side of Narcoossee between Nona Commons and the SR 417 interchange, in Orlando's 32832 ZIP code. Reich Properties developed the center, leases it and has its own office there. It was built around 2016 in two phases, with about 23,000 square feet of space. Tenants include Azteca D'Oro, Mecatos Bakery & Cafe, Armando's, Pure Barre and The Women's Center. Mecatos now occupies the former Toasted space, and T-Mobile has closed.

Nona Marketplace is easy to miss: a small two-story center on Narcoossee Road just south of Nona Commons, with restaurants, a barre studio and a set of offices.

It has changed more than its size suggests. A Mexican restaurant took over the upstairs restaurant space, a Colombian bakery replaced the sandwich shop, and the phone store has closed. This guide reflects the center as it stands in September 2026.

Where is Nona Marketplace?

Nona Marketplace is at 10775 and 10783 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32832, on the east side of Narcoossee Road just north of the SR 417 interchange.

It is the next center south of Nona Commons, which sits beside the Publix at Cornerstone at Lake Hart on the Moss Park Road corner. Businesses use both street numbers, so if one address doesn't turn up in a map search, try the other.

What stores and restaurants are at Nona Marketplace?

Three places to eat, a barre studio, a jeweler and a set of professional and medical offices.

Nona Marketplace tenants (confirmed September 2026)
Azteca D'Oro Mexican restaurant, 10783 Suite 201 (our review)
Mecatos Bakery & Cafe Colombian bakery, 10783 Suites 125 to 129 (our review)
Armando's Restaurant, 10775
Pure Barre Barre fitness studio, 10775 Unit 90 (our profile)
Orlando Jewelers Jewelry, 10775
The Women's Center Women's health practice, 10775 Suite 200
Edward Jones Financial advisor, 10783 Suite 121
Nona Tax Tax preparation, 10783 Suite 117
Reich Properties The center's developer and leasing office, 10775 Suite 206

The table follows the tenants' own locations pages and our own check. Small tenants change often, so check a business's own listing before making a special trip.

Who developed Nona Marketplace?

Reich Properties, a family-owned Central Florida developer, built Nona Marketplace and still leases it from its own office in the center.

The center was built in two phases around 2016; a listing from that year describes it as about 23,000 square feet of mixed-use space, with the first phase fully leased. Reich markets available restaurant, retail and medical space from about 1,200 square feet.

What has changed at Nona Marketplace?

Mecatos replaced Toasted, Azteca D'Oro replaced 310 Nona, and T-Mobile has closed.

  • Toasted closed around 2021, and Mecatos Bakery & Cafe opened in its space.
  • Azteca D'Oro took over the upstairs space formerly occupied by 310 Nona in 2021.
  • T-Mobile has closed. We have not confirmed what, if anything, has replaced it.

Which Lake Nona neighborhoods are closest to Nona Marketplace?

The same neighborhoods that use the Moss Park Road corner: North Shore at Lake Hart, Nona Terrace, Nona Crest and East Park.

  • North Shore at Lake Hart: between Moss Park Road and Kirby Smith Road, on the same side of Narcoossee.
  • Nona Terrace: off Moss Park Road, between Narcoossee Road and the 417.
  • Nona Crest: just north of the Moss Park Road corner.
  • East Park: bounded by Dowden Road, Moss Park Road, the 417 and Narcoossee Road.

Pros, Cons and Our Take

Pros

  • Two local restaurants, Azteca D'Oro and Mecatos, that you won't find in the chain-heavy centers.
  • Close to the 417 interchange.
  • Groceries are just north at Cornerstone at Lake Hart.

Cons

  • Small: fewer than ten storefronts.
  • Two street addresses make it confusing to find.
  • At least one space, the former T-Mobile, may be empty.

Our Take

Nona Marketplace is a local center in the literal sense: a local developer, local restaurants, and offices for the professionals who serve the neighborhoods around it. It won't draw anyone from across Orlando, but Azteca D'Oro and Mecatos give this end of Narcoossee two dinner and breakfast options it would otherwise lack.

What the Neighbors Know

If you live off Moss Park Road, Nona Marketplace is part of the same short stretch as Cornerstone and Nona Commons: groceries, errands and a meal without crossing the 417. The full list is in our Lake Nona shopping guide.

Official Sources


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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Nona Marketplace?

Nona Marketplace is at 10775 and 10783 Narcoossee Road, Orlando, FL 32832, on the east side of Narcoossee Road just north of the SR 417 interchange.

What restaurants are at Nona Marketplace?

Azteca D'Oro (Mexican), Mecatos Bakery & Cafe (Colombian) and Armando's.

Who owns Nona Marketplace?

Reich Properties developed the center and leases it from its own office at 10775 Narcoossee Road.

Is Pure Barre at Nona Marketplace still open?

Yes. Pure Barre Lake Nona is at 10775 Narcoossee Road, Unit 90.

Is there a grocery store near Nona Marketplace?

Yes. The Publix at Cornerstone at Lake Hart is just north, at the corner of Narcoossee Road and Moss Park Road.