Suds Saloon

We stopped in on a Wednesday afternoon around 3:30. We didn't realize it before arriving, but were pleasantly surprised to find this bar inside of a food hall. There are several food options to choose from while you're enjoying libations at the bar. It's a beer and wine bar, with tons of beer choices and lots of wine-based liquor options to choose from. The daytime bartender, Mark, was incredibly sweet and helpful. The nighttime bartender was super friendly and high energy. There were plenty of regulars on both shifts and you can tell that both bartenders are loved by them. We are in town for a few weeks and will definitely return.

Went here during the Grand Opening on 10/3/20 with some friends. This little bar is located on the bottom floor of the Montrose Street Market. You can enter by descending the stairs or by coming in through one of the 2 back doors on the bottom floor. It is directly across from the crepe store. The service I received there was great. They were friendly, quick and knowledgeable. There are several styles/types of beer and at least 1 cider on tap. I'm not a beer drinker but quickly found out they really have something for everyone. In addition to the items on tap, they have a fridge with many other options. The other options that I recall were seltzers, wine, beer and cider options. They also offered some pre-mixed liquors. I mentioned that I was not a beer drinker and they informed me of the ciders and other options. They also told me about an option at the top of the list that was a beer but didn't taste like a beer. After I tried a sample, I thought it was good and got a glass. It truly didn't taste like a beer and had more of a fruity taste to me. Apparently, it is basically a beermosa. I will definitely be back to indulge in more libations!

Glad to see a nice place like this opening up in downtown Clermont. We grabbed some empanadas from next door and a great beer from here last weekend. They have some nice brews on tap and lots to choose from by can or bottle. All the food joints in the same building are also a plus. We're looking forward to having another good beer/wine/food option to choose from while enjoying downtown Clermont's open container ordinance.

This place is a downtown Clermont gem. Located inside a market co-op/ food hall. It is family owned and no matter who is behind the bar, they are always friendly. There is a constantly rotating tap list as well as a top notch collection of craft beer cans and bottles. It's great to be able to grab a beer and then take your pick of food from all the stands surrounding you.

Quench your thirst with a cool draft .Bar is small and busy Only has six chairs up front and no social distance . Very cool noisy place you have a choice here to were a mask or not . There are some high top tables to sit down but I prefer the bar.Like the down town area very trendy stores and I have never seen so many hills also a lot of lakes . So come and drink up. This bar is located downstairs you can come in the side door or from the top of the store and take the steps down to the bar.

I love this bar so much. Friendliest staff ever! Have a drink there or take it on the road while checking out the Farmer's Market.I like to get donuts from the stand right next to them to occupy the kids while we're having a drink.

Heard Montrose was opened and wanted to check it out last night. Got a recommendation on the empanadas so I sat at Suds to get a sampler while I waited. Excellent brews options and super friendly staff. They have unique options that are hard to find in other locations so I'll definitely be coming back!!

Awesome little hole in the wall place to grab some great craft beer. The staff and owners are knowledgeable and friendly. Beer selection is always extensive.

I went during the day it was a nice polished bar experience. They had plenty of beer and wine selections and were knowledgeable about them.

I really wanted to like this place but I was so disappointed. I asked for a cup of water and was charged 50 cents and talked down to. The lady explained that all the other vendors had cups and I needed to get water from them instead or pay the 50 cents. I told her I would pay the 50 cents but the other vendors told me they did not have cups for waters and she then argued with me that every other vendor did have cups. To stop the argument, I just gave her the 50 cents. She then explained she was charging because I was not a customer and it was unfair to have to use her ice and cup for my water. Disappointed and frustrated are both understatements. I felt like I was being scolded and overall I will not go back to the Montrose Street Market!