The Treehouse

i have been here countless times. never had an issue before today. I am going to describe the bouncer so the business knows who I am talking about. The 40 year old, heavyset, white, bouncer with a ginger beard denied my ID today. I am 21 years old. After I said to him "Sir what are you talking about?" He said "get a better fake" IT IS MY REAL ID.... I have never been denied from a bar before and no offense but maybe get a bouncer who isn't literally ancient. He clearly doesn't know what a 21 year old girl looks like nor real ids(saw some real young people go in before me). disappointed by the service and hope this man is never a working bouncer again. I can't accept a business who denies a person who is of age from no reason, I even offered to pay.

This bar is definitely a "cool go-to" spot! While visiting we decided to stop in after seeing it on Instagram. The music was House/EDM/techno which we love! They had smoke machines and cool lighting. The bartenders were extremely fast and attentive! The bar itself on the inside is well decorated, different, intimate, and has several statement pieces! If I lived in the areaI would come back here time and time again. It's definitely a college hangout but what can you do!

Love this cozy spot. This is a very tiny bar but that is personally why I love it! Kind of forces you to talk to others. You always meet someone new here and if not the bartenders are lovely and will surely chat with you as well as give you great drink recommendations. I have had so many fun nights here and I recommend you stop by if you're in the area and have one too. Cheers!

2 Stars for a cool concept that doesn't seem to commit.I was so excited to search around Magnolia and Pine for an unmarked green door that would lead me to a hidden bar I'd read about (on Yelp and elsewhere). A new, hidden speakeasy-type bar sounded totally appealing and since I hadn't seen a ton of traditional marketing I was hoping I'd still be one of the few in 'the know' that would get to experience The Treehouse.Unfortunately, they seem to have abandoned the hard-to-find aspect that made this place so intriguing as they now have a bouncer standing outside and a chalkboard sign on the sidewalk... Even the bouncer admitted he didn't like that they let go of the concept so quickly. BUT, to be fair- being hard to find, while appealing to the curious at heart, may be off-putting for others. I get the business reason behind the change, but it makes this bar much like any other downtown except teeny tiny and very crowded.So crowded, in fact, that we didn't stay long enough to get a drink as there was no real room to stand. I will definitely give it another go on a week night versus the weekend, but hopefully they use social media and word of mouth enough to be able to go back to the mysterious unmarked door (Heck- The Pharmacy and Hanson's seem to have found the magic combination of mystery and word of mouth so there's a chance!).On the plus side- I dig the Astroturf and design!

One of the better speakeasy bars in Orlando.I know many people love going to the dark speakeasy bars with stuck-up bartenders and $15 drinks that contain ingredients only a hipster would know and love, but those just aren't my scene. Many people may not agree with me, but what I'm looking for in a speakeasy bar is a hidden small spot with good drinks and nice bartenders. The Treehouse does a great job providing just those features.Located on Magnolia and Pine in a place with an unmarked door (which doesn't require the gimmicky password), Treehouse is a fun little bar with a theme I can only describe as jungle speakeasy. I've heard that they sometimes have a bouncer and chalkboard sign, but I haven't run into that when I've went there, so your experience may vary. However, once you go in the door, you climb up a bunch of grassy stairs to get to a small little room. The room only has a handful of tables and a bar, so this isn't somewhere you would go with a large group unless you want drinks real quick before heading to whatever club is through the door on the right side of Treehouse. I've been to Treehouse two times, and both times I've ordered the same thing: The Morning Wood. The first time I went with a larger group, I was actually allowed to make the drink (which is a fun process of catching smoke and mixing in alcohol), while I had it made for me the second time. Both times, the drink was your basic cocktail with bacon and cedar smoke thrown in aka they took a regular cocktail and made it unique and tasty. Rather than wonder what I was getting and whether or not it would be good, I received exactly what I wanted. My wife's friend was visiting and has very particular tastes, so she was very happy that she was able to get her drink and actually know what it was without needing to consult Google. When it comes to service, the bartenders have always been very pleasant and wiling to talk to you about the drinks. While it can be a little slow if they get a lot of people, they come off as if they are honestly trying and don't see you as some uncultured bum who isn't worthy of their magical bartending skills. Instead, they see you as a customer trying to enjoy a nice drink while relaxing in their little speakeasy. If I were a rich guy during Prohibition, these are the type of bartenders I would expect to be serving me. Overall, Treehouse is a solid speakeasy that treats its clients with respect and provides solid drinks in a small yet cool atmosphere. While other people may want that hipster stuck-up vibe at their speakeasy, I'll take good service and good drinks in a small unmarked bar all day long.

I wanted to love it -- even after reading all the bad reviews -- because the atmosphere was absolutely spot on. Aptly named "The Treehouse", it's exactly how I would imagine a treehouse turned bar. We came pretty early in the evening (around 8pm) and there was no bouncer or sign, just an open door. Walking up the lantern-lit, wood adorned stairs, I found myself getting really excited and becoming impressed. Upstairs, you find a cute space with green astroturf and a lot of wood surfaces. It wasn't too packed at that time, but the space was definitely limited -- no bar seating, no table seating. We ended up scrunched up at the end of the bar near the door. It was pretty uncomfortable. The bartenders were nice. They got our drinks right away and the drinks were ok. My friends got the Morning Wood (which I didn't really like) and I just got the Moscow Mule (my go to drink when I don't see anything I really want). My mule was served in a mason jar, which isn't the traditional vessel; it was strange since I saw other people with the mules in the right copper mugs. Everything was also very expensive for what it was. It got pretty crowded around 9:30pm, so we left. I noticed that the bouncer had arrived by then and he was checking IDs to let people in. There was barely any standing room by that time so I was surprised they were still letting people in. I wonder what the total capacity is. All in all, I think The Treehouse has a LOT of potential. The atmosphere is pretty awesome, but it's overcrowded and not so much a speakeasy anymore. It's not really a place that you can go and comfortably hang out, especially not during the weekend. I wouldn't be adverse to coming back if a friend invited me, but I personally wouldn't choose The Treehouse as a must-hit night spot. p.s.I didn't really get the tvs with fish on them. How does that fit in with the treehouse theme?

Amazing personable staff Logan is the best ! Quaint local spot A real mixology spot Logan made me whatever I wanted ! So patient and nice Ben was great and helpful too ! All fresh ingredients ! Such a cute spot , just like a treehouse I had a basil and st germain cocktail So nice and personable , the staff The real deal if you want mixology !

I finally had the opportunity to visit this secret (kinda) bar. To my surprise it's also connected to ATTIC. They really stick to the theme with faux grass flooring and earthy surroundings. It's very small and can seat about ten. When I first arrived it was pretty cozy and empty. But when filled it's a little claustrophobic:(. So I loved over to attic which definitely has a very house music vibe.

That Julian fellow is a real handsome bartender. Wish this place served brunch tho I could go for an omelette

I have been coming to Treehouse for about 2 years and it feels like home. The bartenders are amazing and personable, and the staff are friendly as well. This is my "go-to" bar in downtown Orlando. I would recommend this establishment to anyone and everyone who is looking for a fun night on the town!