Ten10 Brewing Co Brew Pub

Great location, awesome layout but too soon. Go if you want a good craft beer and it’s a reputable place for an intimate first date.

My husband and I recently stopped here during a date night. We are really into craft beers and have had great success in central Florida with the local breweries, therefore I thought, this is going to be a total win! Unfortunately, we were a little disappointed in the beer. They all had a funky aftertaste to them. Not sure if it’s the water they used or what, but it just wasn’t that great. The Kitchensink beer was the only one I saw myself wanting to finish. The reason why I even gave it as many stars as I did was because the service, atmosphere, and snacks were totally on point! The baked pretzel with beer cheese and mustard are PHENOMENAL!!! YUMMM!!!

Stopped by this little gem while bar hopping Saturday. The space is nice with some creative artwork on the walls. The staff was on point! Very knowledgable about the beers. There were a couple of beer styles I was unfamiliar with and they were able to describe them in depth to me and even offered a sample. My fiancé got the beer flight which is a fantastic way to try several of their taps out. There wasn’t a single beer that we didn’t thoroughly enjoy. I had a glass of wine from quantum leap which was delicious. They had bar snacks available but we weren’t hungry so I didn’t get a chance to try them out. Oh! Also, the atmosphere is kid friendly which is a good thing to know! They make their own root beer and the kids can enjoy that! There were a couple chillin and playing games on an iPad while we there. We waited for months to stop by but we’ll be back sooner than later!

I’m always looking for new beers to try and I finally got over to Ten10.
The atmosphere is loud. There’s not a lot of stuff to deaden the noise so it kind of bounces. They have booths, tables and space at the bar, depending on your seating preference.
The beer selection is good. I got a flight to maximize my tasting potential. The White Ryno is a very light beer. Refreshing but nothing special. 3.5 out of 5. Both their red ales are delicious (I’m also a huge red ale fan so yes I’m biased). I preferred the Chronically Mismanaged (4 out of 5) over the Shambolic (3.75 out of 5). Their milk stout is tasty (4 out of 5).
Their wine selection is from their neighbors Quantum Leap Winery. I’m not a huge wine person, but all of the QL wines I’ve tried have been tasty (and I’ve tasted a handful).
They do have a food menu but I didn’t really look. They are children friendly (at least it seemed that way, there was a mom and dad with their 5 year old when I visited) and have non-​alcoholic root beer made in house. They have a couple TVs with sports on and the radio played some great tunes.
Overall, I’ll be back. I like the location, it’s not as crowded as some of the other more popular places, and the beers are just tasty.

This is such a neat place. They also have a vegan meal, yes it is hummus and pita bread but that fact that a brewery had anything I could eat is amazing. The staff is friendly and attentive. We rattled our orders of so quickly, I was sure our waitress would get somethig wrong. Everything came out correct and quickly. Everyone enjoyed their drinks and I pigged out on my food. We had a great time!

Did drive by trial of locale, sampled flight:
1) cherry brown ale, smooth. Didn’t get much cherry note
2) mango ipa, their best offering
3) coffee pumpkin ale, easy drinking. No significant pumpkin spice overtones.
They have menu bites available, but not gastropub level. Definitely a good start, young beers and overall showing promise for unique flavors. They hopefully will hone the cherry brown ale, has potential. Worth a gander! Will be back for a Sunday doughnut session!

Great place to hang and have a few drinks. They offer a few great selections on tap and if you aren’t a beer drinker, that’s ok! They also serve wine from Quantum Leap and offer other nonalcoholic drinks like root beer. They do also have some small bites if you get hungry or in the need to munch on.
This place is pretty spacious but I can see how it can get pretty busy here. I did have trouble finding where to park, and I ended up paralleling on a side street, but I probably was better off parking in the Fresh Market plaza and walking over. FYI!

Location? Great. Atmosphere? Fun! Service? Amazing. Beer? Not my favorite.
I would give Ten10 a 5 star if I loved even one of my beers, I did find a few that I liked okay but on a whole this wouldn’t be my favorite beer spot. My friends however loved a few of their choices. I’m a IPA hating girl living in an IPA world, totally my fault– not Ten10’s.
Go check it out and have a chat with the fun bartenders at least!

Delish.
Went in last night after meaning to for a while now and, happily, it was Happy Hour (Mon-​Fri 6 – 8) which was a bonus (I love a happy hour that working folks can actually get to!)
I had a pint of the OOMPAH! It was yummy, but must say it kicked my butt. In a good way :) I then tried a sample of their «Breakfast of Champions» (I may have gotten that wrong) but it had a pronounced coffee flavor. So yummy. Next time I’ll do a flight of the 4 — I didn’t see that option until after I ordered off of the chalkboard.
It was quiet in here — wishing that there were more people but that’s a matter of beer lovers getting the word out!
Love this area of Mills 50/​Ivanhoe. Ten10 is a great addition! Grab a friend and go.

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Full disclosure: I am not a beer connoisseur! However, I really enjoyed the 4 beers I sampled in my flight. I tried their Mango IPA, Pumpkin Ale, Golden Ale and Chocolate Cherry Brown Ale. The Golden Ale and the Chocolate Cherry Brown Ale were my favorite from the flight but I definitely want to try the rest of the beers they have on their menu. I also want to go back and try out their snacks. Overall, the ambience is great, it’s in a great location and the beer I tried on my first visit was great.

Pretty good selection of beers and good prices on flights. Typical lunch room food for people who do get their appetites a bit up.
i did like that they provided many options for the non beer drinkers too in the forms of Cider and wine from my newly favorite Winery, Quantum Leap.
The area is great and very walk able. Just a stones throw away from Santiago’s Bodega, and The Matador.

A brewery around the corner from home that produces good beer? SOLD!
I’ve been back twice since opening night and have always had a great time. The staff takes great care of you, even when the power goes out for 45 minutes!!! (Not their fault, crazy storm in the area).
It has a large, modern warehouse feel with lots of booths, high tops, a long bar and lots of floor space. Plenty of room for any size group. It does get VERY NOISY in here though, even when it is relatively empty.
So far I’ve been a fan of all but one of their beers (the altbier). It seems like they are still working on their supply/​demand ratio but they recently expanded their machinery to take care of this. Woo! They carry about 10 beers from their and other breweries all together and have always had a good variety of flavor profiles.
I love that they have also partnered with other local businesses such as Old Hearth for yummy pretzel snacks and (rumor has it) are going to start serving wine from Quantum Leap!

Great new brewery! The beers are decent and the staff is very friendly. They even stayed open and serving when the power went out for about 45 minutes during a bad thunderstorm! My only complaint is that they tend to run out of some of their own beers.
Overall, it’s worth checking out the next time you’re in Mills 50!

It’s pretty clear, especially if you arrive on a Friday or Saturday evening, that a brewery was sorely needed in the Mills50 area of town. While it’s still new, you’ll want to show up at the off times if you want a place to sit. They offer a good selection of their own brews with what seems to be a good rotation speed. There are some snack-​type foods on the menu, but on our last visit the order for the beer pretzel went unfulfilled by accident, so we never got around to trying it. Next time.
Those that we have talked to behind the bar have been excited about the intended direction and future plans for the brewery, and it’s really cool to see that passion.

This is a pretty nice location. It’s not as big as some other local breweries, but bigger than others. They have minimal food available right now, but I think they are planning on adding more soon. The location is great and there is a parking lot so you don’t have to park on the street.
The bar staff was really nice and helpful. We were only there long enough to get one drink, and one was Ten10’s own brew (Farmhouse) that was tasty. Definitely will return!

Pretty cool new spot that have beers of their own making. Tried the pale ale and red, not bad, wasn’t amazed either. They do have some other pretty good selections outside of their own to offer. Small place and it was quite crowded. Asked the bartender for some recommendations which he was good to offer. The service, even through the busyness, was good. I love that they’re serving their brew with other locals such as Redlight Redlight or Cask n Larder. Anxious to try here again, maybe once the busy hype dies a little.

Yay! Another local brewery! Prices are good ($ 6 – 7 for a local beer is not a bad price no matter what others may say), service is great, beers are tasty. I didn’t really like the ambiance the first time I went but it’s growing on me. It’s a strange industrial feel and I think I wanted something more homey or fun but heck, it doesn’t matter, everything else overshadows that anyway.
Oh…and the $ 4 pretzels… Jesus. Eat them and you’re welcome.

Yeah, Orlando is finally getting good breweries! We came in a few days after they opened around 6PM and they were packed. Also note, parking is very limited (approx 20 cars). We were lucky enough to snag a table. I wasn’t sure if they had a waitress, so I ordered at the bar. As soon as I was done ordering, the waitress got to our table :)
We wound up only trying the stout and a pretzel. I kind of like how they just call the beers what they are, and don’t have crazy names for them. The stout was very good. The pretzel is made from the left over brewing ingredients. It was excellent, but served cold. I highly recommend that it be warmed up before it is served. I was also surprised o not see happy hour pricing.
All in all, a very positive experience, with a great staff and beer. I look forward to trying many more, and hope they start doing «experimental» batches. This a great addition to an up and coming area.

Really great location and nice atmosphere. Went on opening night, so will have to update my review at a later date when I come back on normal circumstances.
Good selection of beer to choose from including red ale, brown ale, golden ale, stout, IPA, witbier, Hefeweizen, including a few other guest beers.
Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. There’s plenty of seating at the bar and tons of table to sit at as well. If you’re on your bike, you can get here via the Urban Trail which is a great pit stop. I’ll definitely be back.