The Vintage Speakeasy

Went with a group from work and had a nice time! The music playlist was great and the inside is so beautiful. I really enjoyed the views and vibes, there are a lot of good places inside to take photos. The service was nice and we were constantly checked on. I loved the charcuterie board was delicious and had a great presentation. Yummy drinks and cocktails! They offered a happy hour which was also nice. Definitely coming back!

I really wanted to like this place, unfortunately, I was extremely underwhelmed. The night we went was to go see a saxophone player and it was a weird vibe. The lighting in there was way too bright for a speakeasy. It has two separate sides as well, one with a bar and tables and the other with tables and a stage. In my opinion, it's a weird setup and too big for what I think they're trying to be.The service was extremely slow, even though we were one of three occupied tables in there. The server wasn't able to direct me into any direction when I asked about a couple of different drinks. My boyfriend ordered a generic drink and then after making mine, came back to tell him that they were missing one of the ingredients for his. For my drink, I got the Al Capone. The drink itself was good, but I have zero idea what I was supposed to with the burnt marshmallow, Hershey chocolate piece and graham cracker crumbles that came as a garnish on the side. I didn't get any direction from my server, so I just ate it with fingers like a weirdo and didn't incorporate it into my drink at all.I don't think I have any plans to ever go back here.

Pro: Tons of parking, easy to get in and out by the "code", friendly service.Con: Cigar lounge could bug folks that don't smoke. So so drinks.Locals took me here to try out their local speakeasy. The place is too big and too loud to be a traditional speakeasy, but given we are in FL, I am not expecting much.Marilyn Monroe - overly simple with cucumber and HendricksSiervas Daquiri - a bit too strong in taste of alcohol, I guess it gets the job done.Jimmy Hoffa - smoky mess by machine, good for the gram, not for the tastebud.I hope there are better speakeasy around Orlando.

We had seen this on IG and decided to check it out after dinner for my BIL's birthday. It is a nice venue with a bar area and seating close to the music section. It is open and nicely decorated. The drinks are on the pricey side but what isn't now a days? Service is good but the servers sometimes dissappear from sight, making it hard to locate. Also, the timing from getting your order in to actually getting your drink is pretty long. Be prepared to wait. My BIL liked his Frank Sinatra drink and he got the Charles Champlin, which is the bartenders drink of choice for the night.It has good ambiance and we enjoyed the sax player, wish it was a bit closer.

Vintage Speakeasy is a hidden gem that exudes a cool and mysterious vibe. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting at the bar, where we witnessed the talented bartenders in action, creating their meticulously crafted drinks from a full bar selection. Then we relocated to sit at the couch area, which allowed us to take in their decor. Also, The ceviche we ordered was absolutely delicious, highlighting fresh flavors that left us craving more. (This was the first stop before heading to dinner) The ambiance was further heightened by the fantastic music playing in the background. We are definitely looking forward to returning to Vintage Speakeasy! (Friday upon opening there was a good amount of guest inside already. )

Went the other evening with a friend for dinner and drinks... it was "happy hour", drinks were weak ( I ordered an old fashioned and got two sips of whiskey on ice, both times... the flatbread was cold, but the blackened Brie was a great concept just not executed well.. we left and had tacos next door to make up for the experience... sad because the location is great and has a good vibe... service...well....

This an awesome prohibition era themed speakeasy in the Hunter's Creek area. The Vintage offers a luxurious, and relaxing setting for almost every occasion from a casual night out, to a birthday celebration, wedding anniversary outing, etcTo come in you need a password, if you don't have it from their social media or website they will help you find it with clues provided so that you can access the bar.As soon as you come in you notice the ambiance is dim and filled with refinement. The decor is super cute and welcoming. The bartenders are great and filled with creativity. The menu has a wide variety assortment of spirit-based cocktails.The bar service is prompt and inspired in a white glove service. The cocktails we had were delightful and well crafted. My cocktail which was some type of espresso martini even had some pairings to go with which was pretty delicious.The downside of this place is that nowhere is it advertised or posted that they will be adding a WHOPPING 22% SERVICE CHARGE on top of your tab. This made this experience be as much or more costly that having cocktails at a fancy Las Vegas establishment.It will be greatly appreciated if the patrons are advised prior to ordering that this will be a nonnegotiable fee. This will avoid awkward situations for all and offer a better experience where customers will be able to come back and enjoy what this awesome place has to offer.

Great asset to the local area. Checked this place out the other night and enjoyed a great cocktail with some friends.

Go just go! Why are you still reading this review? Go and that k me later. Cool vibes and the cocktails are out of this world. The smoked angels envy espresso martini Is a the standard for all espresso martinis now. I will judge every brunch, restaurant, and bartender off of this place from here on out.

This place is so perfect!! I am frequent drinker at the Tavern across the street and was told to stop in to try this place since it was owned by the wife of the tavern owner. The place is decorated to the T, you can definitely tell this place was made at the hands of an elegant and fun woman. The bartenders were all super knowledgeable and helpful. I also tried the Baked Brie and Charcuterie board, which hit the spot. The presentation of all the items were beautiful, perfect for capturing the best pictures and videos. I absolutely loved the vibe here, just remember that quality comes with $$ but it's worth it. The only downside was I asked for the mystery drink where the bartender creates his own drink and saw on my tab it was $28 for that one drink vs the mystery drink on the menu being $16-18. Besides that i'd say go get dressed up and come have a fun night, while enjoying some live music. It's worth it!