Redlight Redlight Beer Parlour

Really awesome space with an even more awesome selection of beers. Ask for recommendations!

Service is okay but the selection is really great and the space is both appropriate for an intimate casual date or a large gathering of friends. Great location.

Used to come here very often until they switch their pet friendly environment. Which was a surprise because the do not sell food here. Staff is not the friendliest but they know their beer which is a good thing.

Really enjoyed all the beer I had, and the servers were very attentive. got pretty crowded, but we never felt rushed or ignored. We got there early enough so parking was not a problem, but be mindful of it! great atmosphere!

I have missed this place since we moved from Orlando! Their selection is always amazing, their beer options change each day. We were in Orlando to attend a Derby party and afterwards us and our friends heard over to Redlight. Old stomping grounds just a few minutes from where we used to live. The staff is very knowledgable on all draft and bottled beers. They also have select ref and white wines and some bubbly options. Since I don’t handle heavier beers anymore my I ordered the Le Brun Cidre. And it was so refreshing! I’m so used to ciders being apple flavored and this was far from that. It literally was like a champagne. It had a very light sweet bit but barely there taste. I downed that one pretty quick. My next option was a grapefruit shandy. I’m not a fan of grapefruit, but when our server brought my a tasting, the smell was so enticing I couldn’t say no! This is another thing I love about Redlight, they will ask if you want to sample a beer before pouring, to make sure it’s to your liking. I think I ordered a half liter. (Honestly I can’t remember). I was seriously blown away by this one! The smell alone was amazing of fresh grapefruit and the taste was not what I expected. I was think this will be bitter and hard to drink. Nope! It had a subtle hint of grapefruit and the bubbly affect of beer. Light, crisp and pleasing to my tastebuds. They have plenty of seating at the bar or at tables. Clean restrooms and a great staff!

Great beers on tap here. Very good selection of god quality and variety of styles. Nice sweeping bar. Cool and knowledgeable bar tenders.
They also have a nice limited production brewery working at RR. I had one of their saisons recently, it was great.
Hope they increase production.

I came here for the first time last night. It’s across from east end market. This place is huge. They are stocked on beer. The selection is impressive. They seem to have a following. I understand completely, the service is stellar.
I ordered coppertail, delirium, and the Oskar Blues Gubna. Delirious and hop gun is always my to go beer. But Gubna with its 10% is beautifully crafted beer. Unfortunately, they don’t have food, but for a craft beer in Orlando RR owns the market. It’s a very popular establishment.
Since they have such a wide variety of beer, there’s a beer for everyone. In addition, they also have wine. Their happy hour is 5−7pm. I would definitely recommend stopping by for some quality craft brew.

This is probably my favorite beer bar in town.
The bartenders are very knowledgeable about the beer and wine served here, and it has a great variety of drafts on rotation. If nothing on tap strikes your fancy, you can ask for a big leather bound book of bottle selections or more rare finds. I personally recommend trying their meads. It’s a little bit expensive, but the flavors are fruity and floral without feeling like you’re drinking a soda or fruit juice. It’s the perfect middle between dry and fruity.
The atmosphere is very pleasant as well. It’s very clean and well kept, and it reminds me of an old auto garage that could’ve been converted to a bar. It’s never too loud, and I’ve been on Saturday nights. The parking situation is a little bit annoying sometimes, but there’s parking in the back of the plaza where it’s located.
All in all, it’s a friendly, unpretentious place with a diverse variety of beers and wines. I love this bar.

Good night place to meet up with friends for a great assortment of beers and other IPA beers. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, willing to help the inept beer person

I have loved this place since the old location. The selection is one of the best in town for local beers or just anything really. Always a good selection of rotating taps. And most of the bartenders here are pretty great. Wendy is my favorite!!!

Digging the chill vibes at Redlight Redlight. I’m a fan.
They have a great beer selection. Something here for every taste preference. Even when you’re a beer noob like me and you only like framboise. Ha! And for the wine drinkers (myself, again) they have some options in that category as well. Very reasonable prices, too. You can snag any of their house beers for $ 3.50 during happy hour. But even outside of happy hour, the prices are pretty dang good. Their beers on tap change frequently. Check the chalkboard on the right side of the entrance for what they have available today.
RLRL is very casual and chill. The staff is super nice and very accommodating. And the space is much larger than it looks. Upon first entering RLRL it appears to be a smaller bar with a few tables. But walk around the right side of the venue and you’ll find it opens up to a nice sized area with ample seating in the back. As such, this is a great place to chill with a large group of friends and enjoy a beer or two.
Bonus: Although RLRL doesn’t serve food, they often have a food truck parked outside. Which food truck is there changes on any given day. And they allow you to bring any outside food into the bar to enjoy with your drink.
Cool place! I’ll definitely be back!

Love the vibe here! Great for a place to grab a drink with friends. Take note that it’s only wine and beer. $ 3.5 house beer 5−7pm!

Astonishing beer bible. On my 4 other visits before this trip service was usually great, although when I ordered a beer I absolutely hated this time and asked to return it, I felt almost punished from that point on with a almost half pour on my next beer. Decided to go with bottled and canned beers after that to ensure it wouldn’t happen again. Regardless of my minor issue, I believe it is worth a 5 star review, cant punish such a great place for one cranky waitress faults. I will be back!

Redlight is not your typical craft beer bar! With local brews and others on tap as well as hundreds of bottles, it can be a little overwhelming. But the bartenders are friendly and helpful with making the right decision for you! If you wanna know all that they’ve got, ask for the book and they’ll pull out a Bible or larger sized book with all of their bottles brews and wines. Or if you’re not feeling up for a read, the bartenders know their stuff!
We found out the last time we went that their brews are half price during Magic games. Not a bad deal!
The location on Corrine is super cool and has a chill vibe. It’s great because I almost always run into someone I know. Redlight brings the friends together :)
One of my favorite chill Orlando spots!

I really enjoy this place. The beer selection is great. Sometimes you get a bartender who will sit and chat, they are pretty cool. But often they are chatting with regulars or running around working. All of which is cool and understandable.
I love the venue. It is a huge, open room with a large bar in the center. You have many options for sitting, but I enjoy outside on the sidewalk. Corrine isn’t a very busy street, so it keeps pretty quiet.

This one is short and sweet, but also simple. Best craft beer bar in FL. Period.
I have been here to a few events, like Zwanze Day from Cantillon, Oktoberfest, and some other smaller events, like a home brewers’ day or some tap takeover, and it is always fun. (maybe scratch that).
The beer here is always good. They have a huge selection of beer bottles from the East Coast mainly, as well as some vintage beer bottles. Europeans beers are also available, of course, and even some ciders and meads. (now, that’s more like it).
Still, maybe the best thing here is that they always have a flemish red, a gueuze, a kriek, even a saison on tap. It is good to have a place that has access to these less popular beers. Of course there are plenty of IPAs and porters, but that is more like the norm.
Also, RR has a few Florida beers which see no bottling, making RR the only place to get those beers from small breweries, in the form of a keg. It is nice to have, if you ask me.
So, should you stop by? Yes. How should you order? Well, do you know a style you like? If you do, then ask to have a little taste of their recommendations. If it’s busy, it is better to know exactly what you want. Once you have your beer in hand, enjoy. For access to the beers behind the glass doors, there is a menu, so ask for it. And then, finally, remember to tip your beer tender.
Cheers!

Beer, Beer, Beer! That’s what this place is all about. An ever-​changing list of draft beers, plus a ton of bottles.
I took a group of ten here, and the helpful folks behind the counter were able to guide each of us to something we really liked. In my case I found two that were probably my top two beers ever.
The atmosphere was chill, and the music good, and it wasn’t crazy busy on a Thursday night.
There’s no food, but a food truck in front (on our night it was terrific Peruvian fare) fills that bill, and they even brought it inside to our tables.
Lots of fun, and I’m not even really beer guy.

Hands down, one of my favorite bars.
Great selection of beers, constantly rotating taps, great atmosphere. I’m not a beer expert by any means so I’m always a bit overwhelmed in craft beer bars. However, (unlike other craft beer bars in this town… not mentioning any names) everyone behind this bar is extremely knowledgable and will help you find your «new favorite beer!»
Ryan P. is the best bartender around! He knows how much I love sours and ALWAYS finds the right beer for me when I come in. How cool is that?!
Parking can be a bit challenging but not impossible.

I thoroughly enjoyed my first (and probably last, since I was on vacation) visit to Redlight, Redlight. They had been highlighted in a magazine I picked up at another brewery, so we made a point to stop by. The location is in a strip mall — we found ample parking in the back lot, where I would not have parked if I was alone — and very close to the P Is For Pie bake shop (definitely stop by if you can; it was closed when we were there but looked delicious).
Anyway.
Redlight, Redlight has a large space here, with tables both in the smaller front and the bigger back room and a wrap-​around bar with lots of seating. They have tons of bottles and cans available, seemingly in every variety one could ask for, and have a few wines available, both bottled and on tap (!).
We looked through the beer list for the day and were a little disappointed that most of the beers come from far away. We ended up sharing 4 half-​pours; first we shared the Fyne & Wild Cool as a Cucumber (not my favorite) and the Paletas Watermelon (fruity and good), then we wanted to try some local beers so we went with the Coppertail Night Swim (very good) and Redlight, Redlight’s own Gratzer Saison (also good).
I’ve only been here the one time, but my biggest disappointment was that they didn’t seem to make more of an effort to highlight local beers. It’s nice to get to go to a place where you don’t see Coors, Bud, etc. readily available, but it would have been nice to get to sample more Orlando, or Florida in general, beers while we were there.
I LOVE the atmosphere — it felt very much like my favorite local place (Knuckleheads) but on a larger scale. The clientele was diverse and most seemed like people I would enjoy speaking with, which is always nice. The staff was also really friendly and would stop and chat with us as they passed by; even trying to get us to come to an event being held the next week, although we mentioned we were leaving the next morning. I hope this place stays around — they’ve got a good thing going.

Wonderful place to try your favorite local beers and there is a frequently rotating selection. Sometimes it’s just too hot to be outside here in Florida. There is something about RLRL, when you walk in and head to the back-it’s cool temps and dim lights just give you that perfect hideaway pub atmosphere. This is a place I could hang out all day and sip different beers and just chill.
I’ve heard this place is often referred to as a hipster beer joint, but honestly it’s just a great place to go if you love craft beers and ciders, so less PBR here and more local good stuff. To me it’s an unpretentious place and the beer prices are good. If I had a friend that was a beer connoisseur, this is the first place I would take them. The staff is always attentive and happy to give you a sample if you don’t know what you like or what to order.

RLRL isn’t the closest of brewery/​bars to my house, this is likely the only reason I don’t frequent it more than I do.
Upon last night’s visit there were about 25 beers on tap and what I love about RLRL over my other favorite brewery is that there is a bigger selection of beers that rotates more often.
At 9 on a Friday night there was only 1 seat at the bar, so my husband and I grabbed a table. It took a little while to have our order taken, but once it was we quickly received our beers, a big carafe of water and two glasses that the waitress poured water into for us. *Having water at a bar is a bonus, thank you RLRL and The Woods — the only two places I’ve been to that have done this. Such a small thing, but so nice to have when wanted.
By 10pm there were a number of seats available at the bar, so maybe we will go later next time if we want to sit there and talk to the staff about what’s on tap, etc.

The mecca of craft beer.
This place is the go to place for craft beer in Orlando. I have never been disappointed when coming here. They always have the best beers on tap and the staff knowledgeable in regards to brews I’ve never even heard of.
Anytime I have friends in town, I take them here.
This place is also one of the only places in the area that you can get cask conditioned ale.
All in all, you have to check this place out!

Beer, beer, beeeeeeeeeeeeeer.
Redlight Redlight is one of those places that I would bring visitors to when showing off Orlando. It has a spacious interior that is larger on the inside than it appears, a long bar to pull up a stool at, and dim lighting with lots of wood and metal elements. I’ve enjoyed all the beers I’ve had here, and I appreciate that they currently have a good representation of sours, including a unique sour stout.
The staff is friendly and attentive, though on slow nights I recommend heading over to the bar to grab your beers before heading to a table. I wish there were more food options nearby for a late night snack, but that’s not something I’m too hung up on. It does get pretty loud on busy nights, so if you’re looking for something more intimate consider Winter Park Beer Company a block away.

Great atmosphere, friendly, knowledgeable bartenders and a fantastic selection of draft and bottle beers, sure to please even your snobbiest beer friends. The bar top is wide distressed poured cement, which seems to fit the modern hipster vibe in this place, but yet felt warm and inviting. They’ve cellared a whole bunch of amazing bottles, many of them right above your head. Ask them if they’ve got a whale you’ve been hunting… there’s a good possibility they’ve got it, or something equally delicious. Try the house Belgian strong golden, Last Caress. You won’t want it to be your last visit to this super little beer parlour, I guarantee. No food here, but local places will deliver.

A few people had told me about this place before I got to finally try it. I’ve been here a couple of times and it sure is a very mellow taproom. I’ve never been here for any special events, so I’m not sure if the atmosphere is any different, but I wouldn’t call it anything special.
Personally, I prefer draught beer over bottles, as it allows me to taste it before putting in my order. So I was expecting a bigger draught system at least from the description my friends had given me. The list changes constantly, so gotta give them that, but I guess I had my expectations set high in regards to variety.
It’s a nice place to chill, the beertenders are knowledgeable and friendly, and it’s in a cute neighborhood. In all, I would totally go back, knowing that it’s a small laid back taproom.

I’d heard about this place for a while. I was called out on the fact I had been to ORL so many times and never been here by my beer loving friends.
I made it a point to make it here on my last trip… and was not disappointed.
An extensive beer list. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices. This place is awesome.
It would be impossible for me to even go into the beer list (there’s not enough characters allowed by Unilocal to list everything) — but they have something for everyone. I had an 11% beer to start and quickly realized that I wouldn’t be able to finish it (after a beer tasting somewhere else earlier and the fact we had to be up early for sessions the next day). I got a nitro stout as a substitute. Delicious!
They have a pretty great menu — that features all the taps, prices, ABV, etc. Great when wanting to make an educated choice. They also tell you what keg is on deck next… I don’t recall ever seeing that at any bar. That’s really cool as you know what to look forward to.
I didn’t even look at the bottle list — but I hear that it’s pretty extensive as well.
Overall we had a great experience. We had a very diverse group when it comes to beer — with varying love for the suds — and everyone was happy. Even had one of my counterparts order white wine (they get that not everyone wants beer!)
Look forward to making this a must stop every time I’m in ORL.

Some day I’m going to tell my kids «I remember when Redlight Redlight was just a little bar upstairs in Winter Park that couldn’t serve drinks past midnight». But since my kids are still too young to care about my bar-​hopping, I have to share that with you.
Redlight has been around a pretty long time by Orlando standards, and as it has moved locations it has improved each time. The current spot on Corrine is the largest location yet, and the best in my opinion. Parking is always available, there is plenty of room inside, and the bar is huge. So, you won’t get stressed coming here. It’s an easy place to manage.
As for the beer. I am pretty sure they have something for everyone. I like to switch it up and always try different draft beers, but they also have a massive cooler with way too many choices of bottles. They have a book at the bar with a complete list (or at least the used to, I haven’t asked for it in a long time). It’s a bit overwhelming, really, and if there’s something specific you’re looking for you’d be better off just asking the bartenders. They seem to have committed everything to memory.
Speaking of the bartenders, they are fantastic. I love that they will let you sample the beers on tap and give you suggestions.
Don’t be intimidated that this is a bar just for hipsters. I’m always surprised when I talk to people how many different people like this place. They really draw in a good mix of customers.

My First Elite event! Whoo-​Hoo!
I got the opportunity to visit RLRL as it was featured as one of the Unilocal Elite events of the month. What a great way to begin my Elite adventures!
To the passerby RLRL appears to be just another store-​front bar in the strip plaza but don’t let the appearance fool you! As you enter the interior you will notice several tables and the long bar that wraps around the building. Bar is complete with a huge selection of local and specialty beers for purchase. They have fancy extensive drink menus everywhere if you want something a little more out of the norm. I was able to sample a fantastic pear cider! Yum! The south side of the bar leads into the more spacious area of RLRL. They have several tables, open floor and high ceilings. The décor is very modern yet you still feel at home.
Thanks to Unilocal we had quite the selection of beer and grilled cheese sandwiches to sample. Also P for Pie maede an appearance and brought along some sweet treats and cider to boot.
I really enjoyed the Cigar City Cider and Mead Hard Cider courtesy of the P is for Pie station. It was sweet and had just enough bite. I also sampled the Cigar city Maduro which had a very distinct chocolate/​coffee flavor.
I highly recommend RLRL for your next barventure (see what I did there?). With the large selection of beers and the cool relaxing atmosphere you can enjoy some quality brews with friends or wind down after a long day at the office.
Be mindful of parking space is limited :)