The Wicked Stepsister

Malone and I had a great time at the Wicked Stepsister! Thanks to Bofa for reccomending this spot. We will be sure to tell Candace and Dee to stop by and ask for Omar.

This great little unsuspecting pub is perfect to just relax with a cold beer.
If you like a cool hometown feel and just want to chill out with some interesting people, this is definitely the spot.
The variety in beers that The Wicked Stepsister offers is simply unmatched in this area, and I always like to try something new, so, it works for me.
Another thing, every time I go, I am sure to have a fascinating conversation with the locals.

It’s 5 o’clock and I make the 3^rd person here. I was. Served immediately. The beer is cold. I ordered a 420 IPA. It’s pretty good. It’s quiet right now, but there is a pool table and a juke box. It would be a great meeting spot. It’s in a great area. I like it. I think most would too, it’s not fancy, but it’s not shabby either.

This review is so long overdue but WE LOVE THIS BAR! ! The owners are great and very friendly. They’re almost always there too. The regulars are friendly and open to new people. Great craft brew selection on draft. Easy to find. I felt safe and comfortable. I got tired of chains and wanted to find a «hole in the wall» where I could have a real conversation. I sure found it.

I happened upon Wicked Stepsister last year during the NHL postseason and I’ve been coming back ever since. I’m a fan of dive-​y bars and this is probably one of my favs. Omar and Kelly are always really nice and laid back, just don’t be a jackass about anything and you’ll have no problem here. Laid back atmosphere, smoking allowed inside, plenty of TVs, pretty decent beer selection, and free pool table. What more could you want? Also, they run a pretty sweet bucket deal, select $ 1 domestic draft nights and live music on Wed and Fri. It is a dive bar, so you get what you get, but it’s a high end dive. Nothing like I might get stabbed (i.e. Roscoe’s)

I’m not a local, but I visit my parents in South Orlando a few times a year and am always in search of a decent watering hole – specifically in the hit-​or-​miss Kissimmee area. My friends and I had a really unexpectedly good «guys night out» at Wicked Stepsister. The place reminded me of some of the cooler LA dive bars, like Barney’s Beanery.
The Wicked Stepsister has a cool laid back vibe. These guys had a strong selection of beer and wine, which made up for the lack of spirits on the menu. Maybe that’s something they’ll incorporate later on, but no biggie for us. Just tell the server or bartender what you’re in to, and they’ll make spot-​on recommendations for beer or wine. The free pool was an unexpected bonus, so my buddies and I enjoyed a few games.
The service was super-​cool and friendly. Very knowledgeable and made great recommendations about the beer, played any music we requested, even offered us cigars.
The location is in a cool area, too. I really liked the historic district; haven’t been out here in years. Definitely worth checking out, if you’re looking for a relaxed atmosphere with a great selection of beer and just an overall cool vibe. Highly recommend!

Service so rude we left before ordering.
They also only have beer or wine, not a full bar.

I had a good time at this bar. It’s refreshing to step away from the theme park world and hit up a real local bar. Decent beer selection, good prices, a few flat screens and some pool. What more can you ask for in a bar? A Jukebox, yeah they have that too. I’d come back again. Recommended!

For some reason this venue is all of a sudden showing up as 3 Sisters Speakeasy. This isn’t 3 Sisters, it’s the dive bar across the street call The Wicked Stepsister. Hopefully Unilocal will get this fixed.
Anyway, I just wanted to say that what you ask for is exactly what you get here. Super dive-​y, super smokey bar with a jukebox and a couple of pool tables. They also had a DJ out front for a couple of hours last night, which seemed a bit random.
As a stand-​alone property I’d say you needn’t bother. However, as an adjunct to the four venues at City Centre (3 Sisters Speakeasy, Sushi by Chef Ha, Vintage Vino, and Chef John’s Dockside Inn), it really fills its role well. You definitely get the sense that the location, and its patrons, were rejected by the we’re-too-good-for-you crowd across the street. Although I’ll probably never go in here again, I am pretty impressed by the story.
Ah heck, maybe I’ll go back next weekend, just to see if I can get a deal on a hookah.