I have been coming to Fiddler's for quite some time. Over the years it has had its ups & downs, but…read moreI think it is currently enjoying an "up". The vibe has a kind of neighborhood tavern and there is a special kind of warmth throughout the large space that feels small & intimate. I usually just drink here and honestly it is pretty standard stuff, beer usually. I DO recommend the potato & leek soup. It is delicious. I also recommend the cheesey fries. They are very good. Service is pretty good. They are always pleasant and happy to see new faces. The only reason I didn't give it 5 starts is that there was a faint soure smell wafting around. Be sure to get here early since it can be hard to get a seat the later it gets.

Place is fire! Darts are fun…read moreDrinks are great Food is fabulous Service is on point Decor is everything Nicely done for an Irish pub

Our group of 8 stopped by for lunch. A table was leaving so we waited inside at 3 separate tables…read moreuntil we could all sit together. In the meantime, they served us a round of drinks. They had room on the patio but we wanted the air conditioning. The June specials menu looked awesome. The monthly soup is cauliflower. I had the cucumber sandwich (the cool cuke?) and asked for it toasted. Choice of side was chips, coleslaw, potato salad, etc. I had potato salad/ it was good- a little bacon in it and perfectly seasoned. My sando came out toasted but they forgot the cucumbers! Our server brought me out sliced cucumbers so I added them myself. They were a little thick. I did not know but you can ask for pickles and they're free! They dropped off a large jar of pickles. Only two of us wanted them and they toss them if you don't finish them, so I took a few home. I only ate half my sandwich. Ir was super meaty. I recommend it! And the potato salad was a hearty scoop. I can't believe all of that was only $13 plus tax and tip. What a deal. Our food came out all together and didn't take forever. We sat. We ate. We charted. A good time was had! Checks came out promptly. Our group goes to this place often and I was pleasantly surprised that the server remembered some of the gal's usual drink order. Amazing! Great place for lunch! Sandwich was awesome. I will be back.

Ollie's is a frequently chosen spot for work lunches at my office, since we're nearby in the…read morePacking District! I love popping by Ollie's for an easy, affordable lunch with a colleague. The food includes a lot of simple, staple salads and sandwiches, and the salads always hit home for me. Today I got the Legend (their version of an Italian sub) for the first time, and it might be my new favorite there! Very good, not too much or too little meat, but good value. The free pickles they give you to start are another highlight - they are always tasty and the perfect way to start lunch! I'll certainly be back to sit on their airy patio and appreciate the casual, nice service.

I don't have any photos as I always eat my food way too fast here, but this cozy little pub is an…read moreamazing escape from Downtown Orlando's craziness. I've been to London a few times and Ireland once and this pub truly captures the warm feeling of a pub. The service is spectacular, although I've only gone when it wasn't super busy. The food is amazing. The house chips (Celt chips) are spectacular. The best part? They play non-American sports games on the tvs. I don't know where else I could go and watch the cricket world championship.

Best pub in Orlando to eat, drink, watch sports, meet new people (locals and visitors alike), and…read moregenerally be merry. Greatest spot to watch football (or "soccer"), especially during Premier League, Cups and Championships, and Orlando City (or stop by before walking over to a game). The staff is truly the best and really make you feel at home. A slice of Ireland and the UK in Florida.

We were visiting in the area, and lucked into finding Paddy's…read more The service from our bartender was excellent and the food was simple bar food, but prepared perfectly. And the pub was so clean, bathrooms and floor space, it looked NEW. The owners are apparently big believers in cleanliness. Pricing, I would say, were really reasonable by CA standards. We'll be back if we're in the area again.

Last night was my first visit. They had Music Bingo. The DJ Tommy was very interactive and kept it…read moregoing. Very impressed. The veer was good and cold. The quesadillas were absolutely fantastic. I will be back.

Great Vibes, but Walk-Ins Beware: Make a Reservation First!…read more As a huge soccer fan, I was really excited to check out Walter's Tavern for the USA v Australia game. The vibes here are absolutely amazing, they have plenty of TVs, making it look like the ultimate spot to catch a game. We arrived an hour before kickoff expecting a classic sports bar experience, but unfortunately, the logistics fell short for walk-ins. Despite seeing quite a few empty tables, every single one of them had a "Reserved" sign. It turns out Walter's operates essentially on a reservation-only model for big game days, though this isn't clearly advertised beforehand. Because the tavern uses a QR-code ordering system at the tables, the kitchen and bar prioritize those digital tickets. We tried to pivot and order directly at the bar, but the staff was understandably overwhelmed fulfillment-side, meaning bar walk-ins face a massive backlog. When I asked if a table for two might open up, staff confirmed nothing would be available without a prior booking. We ended up leaving to grab food and drinks next door, at the Great Southern Box company which was a bummer because we specially came to enjoy Walter Tavern. Tip for Patrons: Do not risk walking in close to game time, even if you are an hour early. Book a table in advance so you can actually utilize the QR system and enjoy the space. Operational Feedback for Management: You have a beautiful venue and great energy! However, for a sports bar, the infrastructure currently leaves walk-ins stranded. Consider leaving a dedicated percentage of tables open for walk-ins, or adjusting the QR/bar queue priority so guests at the bar aren't left waiting indefinitely.

I visited Walter's Tavern during the SHRM Annual Conference, arriving approximately one hour before…read morea FIFA match with the intention of enjoying a meal, cocktails, and networking with other conference attendees. As an HR Director with a background in hospitality, I tend to view customer service through a unique lens, and unfortunately, this experience fell well below expectations. Upon arrival, a man who was later identified as General Manager Zack Zeisloft approached our party of three women and immediately stated that we likely would not be able to find seats. He did not introduce himself, wear a name tag, or have any identifiable attire that distinguished him from other patrons, so the comment seemed unusual and unhelpful. When we entered, however, there appeared to be plenty of available seating, with only a few tables displaying reserved signs. We selected an unmarked bench area and moved a single unused chair from a nearby table so that all three members of our party could sit together. After we had already ordered food and cocktails and begun enjoying our visit, Zack approached from behind, leaned over our table, and loudly accused us of taking one of his reserved chairs, adding that it was "not very nice." The interaction felt abrupt, confrontational, and completely out of proportion to the situation. Because he had never introduced himself, we still had no idea who he was at that point. Had he approached professionally and simply explained that the chair was needed for a reservation, the issue could have been resolved in seconds. When our server later checked on us, we mentioned that a man had approached our table and spoken to us in an aggressive manner about a chair. After describing him, she appeared unsurprised and commented that he could be like that sometimes. While I understand this was an informal conversation, it reinforced our perception that the behavior may not have been an isolated incident. What was most concerning occurred afterward. Following our discussion with the server, the same individual returned to our table. Having been told by the server that his name was Zack, I asked him directly, "Are you Zack?" He responded, "No." When I then asked what his name was, he replied, "I don't know." At the time, we still had no idea that he was the General Manager. This response was dismissive, unprofessional, and inappropriate for any employee interacting with guests, let alone the person responsible for leading the establishment. I ultimately had to look up Walter's Tavern online after leaving to determine who he was and confirm his role. To Zack's credit, he quickly located another chair, and we genuinely were unaware that the original table was reserved because it was not clearly marked. However, hospitality is not simply about fixing problems--it is about how guests are treated when those situations arise. Respectful communication, accountability, and professionalism should be expected from management. The food, drinks, and service provided by our server were enjoyable, but the interaction with management overshadowed the entire experience. Guests should feel welcomed and valued, particularly when visiting an establishment known for hosting events and gathering professionals from around the country. Unfortunately, that was not our experience at Walter's Tavern.

Delicious! Love the vibes of this brewery. I always get the halo halo IPA because it's delicious…read moreand purple! The humans working there are always kind and make great recommendations. The food is also yummy and they typically have events throughout the month with different food options! Definitely an Orlando staple. Update - we tried the breakfast burrito today and wow was that so good! Definitely get the curried cauliflower either in your burrito or on the side because it was my favorite part of the meal!

Oktoberfest Celebration. Schnitzel and spatzle for dinner with a nice Belgian pilsnerread more

Zero is seriously the best bartender in Orlando! Not only does the Broken Cage have awesome drinks…read moreon their menu, but Zero can whip up anything you're feeling. You want something with Mezcal that's bitter, but also slightly sweet? Zero's got you. You describe it, you get it! The Broken Cage is a super cute small cocktail bar next to RusTeak, which is also connected to them by a back door. Hungry? You can also order food from RusTeak to have at the Broken Cage. There's about 6-7 bar seats, 2-3 high top tables, and multiple booths and regular tables throughout the intimate bar. Definitely a great place to go for happy hour, pre-dinner drinks, or a night cap!

The broken cage is across the street from my friends high-rise in downtown Orlando. We stopped in…read morefor a drink. It took a while for our drinks once we ordered and we started for two. Our server was friendly and made one heck of a cocktail. I ordered the Payne's Prairie with london dry gin, sage, nutmeg, honey, green chartreuse. The drink had hints of honey and spices. It was light and refreshing. The inside was pretty cool but dark. This would be a nice date spot. But we chose to sit outside as the temperature wasn't too bad. If you are looking for a spot with nice specialty cocktails this is the spot!

Cool ambiance and dive bar - went here to meet some friends after the gym and they told me that…read morewells drinks were 4$!!!!!!

Visited Kiwi's with friends after work on a Friday after someone suggested. There was plenty of…read moreparking and tables inside. For reference, we had a group of 8 people with us. A server greeted us quickly and somehow got the drinks out before the 4th or 5th person could even order their drink. Super quick! For food, I ordered their quesadilla and a side of chips/queso. I would skip the chips in the future, but the quesadilla was good, just add a bit of hot sauce. Overall we had a positive experience and there are electronic dart boards to play on while hanging out.