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Hideaway Bar

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Tucked away on Virginia Drive in the Mills 50 district, Hideaway Bar offers a speakeasy-style escape from Orlando's bustling theme parks. The dimly lit interior, with exposed brick and vintage decor, creates a relaxed, almost secretive vibe. Patrons gather around a long wooden bar or settle into plush booths to enjoy expertly mixed cocktails, local craft beers, and a curated wine list. The bartenders are known for their personalized service and creative concoctions, often using fresh herbs and house-made syrups. A small outdoor patio provides a quieter spot for conversation. What sets Hideaway apart is its unpretentious charm, no loud music or flashy signs, just a focus on quality drinks and genuine hospitality. It's a favorite among locals looking for a low-key night out.

Don't miss

  • Signature craft cocktails like the 'Smoked Old Fashioned'
  • Cozy, intimate seating with exposed brick walls
  • Friendly bartenders who customize drinks to your taste
  • Small outdoor patio for al fresco sipping
  • Rotating selection of local craft beers on tap

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Ways to visit Hideaway Bar

You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Hideaway Bar with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Know before you go

  • No reservations; arrive early on weekends to secure a seat.
  • Cash and cards accepted; tipping is appreciated.
  • Keep conversations low; the bar values a quiet ambiance.
  • Look for the unmarked door; the entrance is easy to miss.

A bit of history

Opened in the early 2010s, Hideaway Bar was designed as a neighborhood retreat, embracing the 'hidden bar' trend that swept through U.S. cities. Its location in the historic Mills 50 district, once a commercial corridor, adds to its off-the-beaten-path appeal.

Common questions

Is there a dress code?

No strict dress code, but most guests dress smart-casual.

Can I bring a group?

The bar is small; groups of 4-6 are fine, but larger parties may struggle for space.

Do they serve food?

Limited bar snacks like nuts and olives; no full menu.

Is it 21+ only?

Yes, ID required for entry.

Is there outdoor seating?

Yes, a small patio with a few tables.

Do they have happy hour?

Yes, typically weekdays 5-7 PM; check their social media for details.

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