Voodoo Brewery

Voodoo Brewery is new in the Valrico area. This trendy place offers up tasty beers and food in a no frills setting. My wife and I went here with some friends for dinner. A nearly 30 minute wait on a Friday night. Limited low-top tables contributed to this. Being open about a week now, you can tell the service routine is still being worked out but everyone was super friendly and welcoming. We have a two year old and they don't have their high chairs yet. The hostess who sat us said it's because they just opened a week ago. The chairs are also not the comfiest. I'm not wide but I couldn't sit all the way back due to the design of the chair. Brights lights and an open room with a high ceiling didn't give a cozy comfy feeling. It feels like sitting in a warehouse. The beer was good. My buddy and I got flights. I tried their light beer, a sour, an IPA and a brown ale. All were good with unique flavor profiles and reminded me of getting beer at a craft brewery. The sour was my favorite. The food was tasty and we liked their dedication to higher quality ingredients. I got the cheesesteak. My wife got the pickle pizza. My buddy got the poblano chicken tacos. The flavors were there. Seasoned well and at some points a little much. The house made chips were excellent but over seasoned with Cajun that lead to me not finishing them.$215 for dinner at the new brewery in town seemed a bit steep for me considering what we got. I'd go back again but $15 for a pretzel and $14 for 3 tacos with no side will have me considering other places first.

I think this place is still trying to figure out what it's supposed to be.The staff seems a little overwhelmed and pulled in a lot of different directions. Came here, sat at the bar. Took a little while to be greeted. Ordered a couple appetizers and the wings. Decent food. The bartender gave me a good beer recommendation. There's just something about walking in that is not the most welcoming yet. The lighting is stark in some places and very dark in others., there happened to not be any music playing, and it took a minute before I was welcomed there so it felt a little awkward. there's potential. I hope they find it.

We stopped by after speaking with owner one day when closed and he was painting tables. The space is large with 2/3 high tops. We picked low top out of the sunsetting. We waited a bit for service and when she did show up told us she just got here. We started with a flight of seltzers and one amber and Wynonna Brown Ale and a pretzel. Our pretzel comes out and one seltzers is listed as available and on deck did not have so changed to Strawberry seltzer. She returned once again to say they were out of Wynonna Brown so changed to Tag and Release. She brought us Red Right Return as Tag and Release was out. The RRR was ok but not great. Our pretzel was good mustard also very good, we did not care for the beer cheese. I think because she came in and was pushed to serve tables without a list of available taps. The lack of communication was obvious. She was doing the best she could. The space has doors painted with colorful murals. The high tops are in rows and low tops are spread out. The sun set is an issue for many patrons, we saw several change tables. The low top chairs have weird sides and are a bit uncomfortable, would not enjoy sitting for along time.We gave it a good effort but not sure we will return.

We come to voodoo for trivia on wednesdays! Their beer is fantastic and they have a large variety of them. They have liquor. And the food is really good. The nachos were great. Only issue was service was slow. Our server who was a very tall handsome guy could've been more attentive.

Short and simple review. This would be a 5 star if the prices weren't so steep. A black and blue burger was $18 and change with a side of chips... fries were $2 extra. Although it was delicious, our bill for 2 people with lunch and 2 drinks each was $80 before a tip. Other reviews about service seems unfair because this place just opened. My service was impeccable and even had the owner introduce himself and told us he would make anything that was wrong, right. Overall, would recommend. Just be prepared to spend money.

Loved our visit and had great service on the patio tonight. We tried the crab special, pizza, and ordered Mac and cheese for our daughter. Everything was delicious.

First weekend was busy and food took almost 2 hours to come out, but the owner was very nice about it and waitress kept apologizing. Just wish they did something to make that 2 hour wait more acceptable, but I get they are learning.

Beer was really good! Service shaky at best! You never really know who's in charge. Food was less than favorable, at best a 2 on a scale of 1-5. It took 45 minutes and us threatening to cancel our order before they brought us our food to go! We were offered a comp on beer or food! Wait till they improve their kitchen!

Stopped by Saturday night, have seen great marketing for the new space. Pros: food was delicious and fresh. Good portions and highly quality ingredients. Yummy sauces. Space is cool, lots of room and grass for kids to play with some yard games. Server was very friendly. Live music!Cons: took a while to be greeted. They were out of multiple Voo Doo beers and pretzel. Which seems to be lack of understanding of how busy they'll be on a Saturday night. Ordered multiple appetizers and waitress didn't bring mini plates, had to ask twice and then go inside myself and get plates. Also they turn these super bright lights on outdoors that really changes the vibe, could invest in cafe string lights or something more asthetic to fit the vibe and not be so bright.

The pretzel was amazing. Beer (limonada Rosada and the strawberry cider) was great and the service was the best !