Breweries & Taprooms near me in Orlando, FL
15 breweries & taprooms in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Orange County has a growing craft beer scene, with breweries and taprooms in places like downtown Orlando, the Mills 50 and Ivanhoe Village areas, Winter Park, and…
15 listings · Updated October 2026
Breweries & Taprooms listings
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Hourglass Brewing - District
Brewery in Hourglass District
Orlando taproom of a local award-winning brewery, set in the Hourglass District on Curry Ford Road. It pours dozens of house beers and has a patio that hosts yoga.
- Adults
- Local favorite
- Happy hour
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Ivanhoe Park Lager House
Brewery in Parramore
Second outpost of Ivanhoe Park Brewing, located on Orange Blossom Trail just west of downtown. It serves the brewery's beers with its own menu and hosts events.
- Adults
- Good for groups
- Local favorite
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Bowigens Beer Company - Avalon Park
Brewery in Avalon Park
East Orlando taproom for a Central Florida brewery, located inside the Avalon Park marketplace. It is open daily and hosts bingo on Tuesdays.
- Adults
- Local favorite
- Good for groups
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Dead Words Brewing
Brewery in Parramore
Brewpub in the Parramore District west of downtown with a brew hall, bar and quieter lounge. It pours its own beers alongside a locally sourced food menu.
- Adults
- Good for groups
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Gravity Taproom
Brewery in Downtown
A downtown Orlando taproom and restaurant on North Orange Avenue that bakes Neapolitan-style pizzas in a brick oven.
- Pizza
- Lunch
- Dinner
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Half Barrel Beer Project
Brewery
A brewpub near the Universal Boulevard tourist corridor that combines a small brewery, craft beer bar, bottle shop and kitchen in one space. It hosts events and private parties and runs a loyalty program for regulars.
- Lunch
- Dinner
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Ivanhoe Park Brewing Co.
Brewery in Ivanhoe Village
An independent craft brewery and tasting room in Orlando's historic Ivanhoe District, with a second spot, the Lager House, on North Orange Blossom Trail.
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RockPit Brewing
Brewery in SoDo
A family-owned brewery and distillery in Orlando's SoDo district just south of downtown.
- Cocktails
- Live music
- Dog friendly
- Family friendly
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Sideward Brewing
Brewery in Milk District
A family-owned brewery, taproom and kitchen in Orlando's Milk District started by local hospitality veterans. It pours from 20 taps, sells cans to go and has covered outdoor seating with parking.
- Outdoor seating
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Takeout
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Tactical Brewing Co.
Brewery in Baldwin Park
A veteran-founded craft brewery in Baldwin Park near Lake Baldwin, known for fruit-forward sours and IPAs. The taproom hosts rotating food vendors, weekly trivia and a run club, plus community events like an annual beer festival.
- Live music
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Ten10 Brewing Company
Brewery in Mills 50
A neighborhood brewery and scratch kitchen in Orlando's Mills 50 district with a DIY, punk-rock attitude. It pairs its house beers with smoked wings and hot dogs and hosts a weekly run club and trivia night.
- Lunch
- Dinner
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Broken Strings Brewery
Brewery in Parramore
A laid-back craft beer taproom on West Church Street in Orlando's Parramore area, run by Three Odd Guys Brewing. It keeps a rotating tap list and hosts live bands, DJs and special events.
- Live music
- Nightlife
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Castle Church Brewing
Brewery in Conway
East Orlando brewery that doubles as a church community, with a Sunday worship gathering in the taproom. It brews its own beer and directs profits to local partners.
- Adults
- Good for groups
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Brewlando
Brewery
A locally owned craft brewery founded by Shara Pathak whose original brewhouse is on Hoffner Avenue in southeast Orlando.
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Orlando Brewing
Brewery
An Orlando craft brewery whose website mainly promotes taproom events such as yoga sessions with beer, live music and seasonal release parties.
- Live music
Breweries & Taprooms in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 15 breweries & taprooms in Orlando. You'll find them in Parramore, Downtown, Ivanhoe Village and SoDo.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Private events, Live music and Special events.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a brewery near Orlando
Orange County has a growing craft beer scene, with breweries and taprooms in places like downtown Orlando, the Mills 50 and Ivanhoe Village areas, Winter Park, and Winter Garden. Many are casual spaces with outdoor seating, rotating food trucks, trivia nights, and live music, and some welcome kids and dogs while others are 21 and over. Before you visit, check each taproom's hours, since many open later in the day or close early in the week, and see whether it serves its own food or relies on food trucks. If you plan to take beer home, ask about cans, crowlers, or growler fills. Groups should ask about private event space or reservations. Plan a safe ride home, as rideshare is easy to find in central Orlando but less so in some suburbs. Use the listings below to find breweries and taprooms near you and check their event calendars for current tap lists.
Local tip
Florida allows growlers to be filled in 32-ounce, 64-ounce, and 128-ounce sizes, so if you bring your own container, make sure it is one of those sizes and ask whether the taproom will fill outside containers.
Frequently asked questions
Are Orlando breweries family friendly?
Policies vary by taproom. Many breweries in Orange County welcome kids accompanied by adults, especially in the afternoon and in outdoor areas, while others are 21 and over at all times or after a certain hour. Pet policies also vary. Check the brewery's website or social media, or call ahead if you plan to bring children or a dog.
Can I buy beer to take home from a brewery in Florida?
Most Florida breweries sell packaged beer such as cans or bottles to go, and many fill growlers or crowlers from the taps. Growlers must be 32, 64, or 128 ounces. Some taprooms fill only their own branded containers, so ask before bringing your own. Keep sealed containers closed in your vehicle to comply with open-container laws.
Do Orlando breweries serve food?
Some have their own kitchens, but many partner with rotating food trucks or allow outside food. Food truck schedules are usually posted on the brewery's social media or website. If you are planning a visit around a meal, check the schedule for that day, as trucks may not be there every night or may leave before the taproom closes.
Can I host a private event at a brewery in Orlando?
Many breweries rent out a section of the taproom or a dedicated event room for birthdays, company gatherings, and rehearsal dinners. Ask about minimum spending requirements, how food is handled, whether you can bring decorations, and if outside caterers are allowed. Book weekend dates early, especially during the cooler months, when outdoor space is in demand.
What is the best time to visit breweries in Central Florida?
Weekday evenings are usually quieter, while weekends bring larger crowds, live music, and events. From late fall through spring, outdoor patios are most comfortable. Summer afternoons can be hot with frequent thunderstorms, so indoor seating fills quickly. Many taprooms release new beers on specific days, so follow their social media for release dates.
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