Cowboys Orlando

Went here for our end of the year gym party. I was skeptical at first. But when I got in there it was huge multiple bars so there wasn't an over crowd or a long line trying to get a drink. There was plenty of space so much I didn't get to explore every inch of the place so safe to say I will be returning. I thought it was cool that they actually have someone there to teach you a few of the dances. I must look more into it to see if they have classes on certain nights. I'm not sure of the cost of anything due to it being a gym gathering everything was comp. but I know there was an entry fee

We checked this place out twice while in Orlando. Loved it! It's super chill, drinks are cheap and watching the line dancers was pretty awesome. Kicking the terror supporter out adds definite bonus points.

My favorite place in Orlando to go out at night! Number 1 since I moved here 7 years ago!Whenever I want to go out and have fun, this is the place I go!I tell every single person that ask me, where to go: Cowboys!I usually go on Thursdays and Saturdays!The place is really big in my opinion, the have some bars, pool tables, outside area, dance floor to practice your Country moves!A lot of line dancing! Everybody is always happy!That place really makes me happy!Free parking on the back! The price is really good for the drinks! Thursdays is Free for Ladies +21! Saturday is $10 for everyone +18

Never got food or alcohol. But the line dancing was nice. People were very helpful and nice. The pool tables were always full and hard to grab unless you got in early. The outside was full of smokes and vapes. Personally, I think they need more fans out there. Very hard to breathe. Pretty good experience tho!!

Ive been taking line dancing lessons here for a year now. My favorite night is Friday night, because it's not too crowded. The dance floor gets really packed and it's hard to move around on Thursday and Saturday nights. My dancing has gotten better. People are respectful for the most part. The security guys have been welcoming and helpful. lots of different age groups. Ive had food from the food truck outside once or twice after all that dancing. It was okay but not spectacular. Im always covered in sweat when i leave here, deff less is more when trying to pick out an outfit. You don't need a partner to line dance which is great for gurls night or singles. One last thing that blue hand stamp gets all over your clothes.

I recently visited Cowboys Orlando for the first time on a Friday night, and overall, it was a great experience! One thing to note is that they do charge a small cover fee to enter, but it was worth it. Cowboys is a huge venue with a very cool, lively atmosphere. The place has a massive dance floor where tons of people were having a blast dancing. Even if you're not into dancing, they have a handful of billiards tables that offer a fun alternative.They also have some great deals on alcohol, which is always a plus! Between the lively atmosphere, the large dance floor, and the decent drink specials, Cowboys Orlando offers a fun night out for anyone looking to have a good time.Would definitely consider coming back again.

have been coming almost every Thursday-Sunday since 2018(obviously the pandemic happened) but the service was great to start. I always tipped my bartenders almost 100% since they were attentive- this last 5 months or so, not only has the owner told me I needed to cover up my tattoos, declined entry for my African American friends AND not allowed us to get cups of water (after having a bar tab) my bestfriend passed out of dehydration last week and they asked her to leave.... Cowboys will not get any of mine or my friends business going forward- so extremely rude and they treat you like a number. All they care about is money, and even when you spend it they don't care.

Yikes. If you're looking for a place that reminds you of the small southern town you grew up in, in the middle of nowhere that is still stuck in the 1960's, this is the place for you! Otherwise, I'd take my business literally anywhere else to the other several hundred bars in Orlando. I, with my white friends, had no problem entering this bar. We casually walked in, weren't even charged cover when we all should have been, and grabbed drinks with no wait. As I looked around the bar, I noticed that there was no diversity in sight whatsoever: something rare for our beautiful city. We had invited another friend to join us and I met him just at the entrance of the bar, just to watch them kick him out of the bar- that he wasn't welcome in. I kindly asked the bouncer and the manager why my friend was not allowed inside their bar, and they said it was because he threw his wallet at the cashier and started a physical altercation-- I was standing there the entire time and this never happened. Our friend would have never done something like that, regardless. This was my first time witnessing blatant racism unfold right in front of me and while my friend seemed used to it, it was shocking and disappointing to witness and not be able to do a single thing about it. We left. As for the bar in general, it's a lot of line dancing. Very odd place. Even if the issue with my friend wouldn't have happened, I'm not sure that I would ever go back. But hey, yee haw.

This place has been around for YEARS and still the same! Great spot to listen to country music, lube dance and have drinks. The drinks are reasonable and not over priced. They have specials most nights, on saturdays they also have a different shot special every hour that they call out. There are plenty of pool tables available to play. Then there's a food truck out front for when you need drunk food. :)

It's fun but the bouncer was really rough with my drivers license and ended up leaving a crack in it. Will not be returning until I get a new license, and even then I just don't want to run the risk of them snapping my new one