Barley & Vine Biergarten

Most definitely a sit and chill vibe! This place is a local spot for a wide variety of drink offerings. They have something for everyone, including wine — for the non beer enthusiast like myself. I know. Blasphemy.
The patio area is great. Plenty of seating both covered and uncovered. The benches create a welcoming group picnic atmosphere.
Staff is friendly and quick with a sample of you’re unsure of your choice, or need to narrow options. Be sure to tip your bartender
Overall: A
Solid local hang out with a great welcoming air.

Visited for a couple hours while on vacation from shitty Michigan weather, and fell in love.
Great tap list with a nice variety of styles. Want something light and easy to drink? You got it. Want something heavy and black as night? Sure thing. Fruity beer? Cider? Local? Yep, you can get it all.
The main attraction: the patio. Just gorgeous. Ok maybe it’s because we don’t have a ton of nice patios with palm trees and fragrant flora in the Mitten, but this place was blissful.
The bartender was helpful and let us sample a couple local brews before choosing, which was nice.
The rent-​a-​bike rack next to the parking lot is a cool touch.
Prices are super fair.

God bless this place. Great neighborhood, great service, FANTASTIC beer. Get a seat outside to watch a game and enjoy the beautiful Florida weather. The vibes here are great. The only concern is parking which can be problematic.

I’ve returned a handful of times since my initial review and Barley and Vine rocks! The bartenders are speedy, they have a good selection of Florida craft, and the patio is a nice hang-​out spot. Bonus points for free peanuts and board games. We recently visited for their anniversary party and it was handled much better than the tap takeover we experienced during our first visit, so it really was just an off-​night for them after all.

How haven’t I reviewed this place?! (I feel like a lot of my reviews start like that lol).
I’m so glad this beer garden opened right down the street from my house. It’s quaint and not stuffy. The bartenders are knowledgable and nice. The beer selection is top notch. It’s never been terribly crowded when I’ve been in. Overall, it’s a great little spot.

I’m always looking for a hole-​in-​the-​wall place to grab a beer with my friends and THIS PLACE IS IT! Granted, I went on a Thursday night and there weren’t a lot of people there, but I love the rotating menu and the variety of beers available. The outside patio is great and the long tables work for large groups. I had a wheat beer with a weird name but it was delicious! I almost want to write a bad review so it doesn’t become packed every night, but that’s just selfish. So I’ll tell ya, this place is great!

Tip — Barley & Vine Biergarten is an Orlando Bike Share spot. You can rent here! Also, an Orlando City Soccer watch-​party location. However, be prepared as it can get a bit crazy.
I have been to Barley & Vine Biergarten a few times and each time I love it a little more. They have a great outdoors, TV’s both inside and outside, fans outside for the hot summer & winter nights, giant Jenga.
Beer — They have a nice selection of craft beer at a reasonable price. However, if you are looking for a hundred options then this isn’t your place.
Food — Complimentary peanuts, otherwise NONE. However, you can bring in food.
Staff — super nice, knowledgeable and friendly.
A great low-​key, casual bar that is DOG FRIENDLY! (always a plus in my book)

I love it here! Once you navigate around the highly suspicious massage parlor you find yourself in Milk District heaven. Remember to close the front door!
You always have a friendly bartender patient enough to explain what this «beer» stuff is. Honestly, the wine selection is pretty crappy. Don’t come here for wine. Come here for beer and a good time. Dogs are welcome!
There is an indoors and outdoors section, both with televisions. Feel free to let the bartender know about a game you want to watch. They will gladly change the channel. You also have a bunch of board games to choose from. Giant Jenga is fun to play or watch strangers play. Even if it’s raining, the roof over half the outdoor section has you covered.
The best part about Barley & Vine is people watching. Sometimes they have odd gatherings for a local something or other. I enjoy the improv group every other Saturday. They only serve some complementary peanuts. Feel free to bring your own food. I often come in lugging around multiple containers of complicated Phở or a sandwich from Pom Poms. They don’t care.
Perfect for large groups

It’s been awhile but I finally made it back to Barley & Vine. Still the same great beer selections available in bottles or draft but they have updated the interior and exterior areas quite a bit with the biggest change outside.
Inside is a few more small tables and stools, 2 tvs, and board games to borrow. It gets stuffy in there so outside is your best bet for a good hang.
Outside the brick 2 level patio remains but there is now a long pergola tin roof covering most of the area! Great for those extra sunny days or if a shower pops up while you’re enjoying a brew. Another great addition to this outdoor space is super turbo fans! There are about 3 that on full blast can give off some major wind on hot hot muggy days that are all to frequent. Also helps blow those pesky bugs away which was great. No bug bites on my most recent visit!
With these upgrades I feel much more likely to come by again knowing that I won’t sweat my face up or be eaten alive my mosquitoes. Enjoy your craft beer in comfort!

Yes! Another great little craft beer place… that also boasts a lifesize Jenga.
Each trip I’ve had here was great, super chill, and filled with great beer. It is a little hidden but easy enough to spot after you find it the first time.
Go grab a beer, play a game, and meet cool people at this little spot.

This place has a really nice beer selection .Nice patio outside to sit and drink your beer. Free food served on Sunday and special events like Octoberfest.

Not that I need to have an excuse to try new places, but as my previous favorite Milk District beer haunt has… changed to an unacceptable degree, the addition of B&V was certainly a welcome one. Laid back atmosphere, dog friendly, comfortable outdoor seating (comfort being relative to weather, as is generally the case in FL), and seemingly nice staff makes this a bar worth revisiting. The beer selection has enough variety to keep anyone happy.
Oh, and it’s really close to Pom Pom’s. And anything close to Pom Pom’s is likely to have some of that awesome rub off on it.

This is a great little spot in the Milk District.
Located on Bumby (right beside Pom Poms) this little gem popped up out of nowhere and has become a favorite of mine. It has a medium sized indoor bar area with a great selection of both draft and bottled beers. I don’t drink wine so I’m not sure about the selection, but I know they have quite a few. There are a couple TV’s inside, and about 6 high top tables.
The outside patio is really where it’s at though. With about 10 picnic tables, and a nice covered (from shade) seating area, this is a great spot to enjoy some cold beverages. There are a couple TV’s outside also if you’re looking to watch a sporting event (say, Orlando City Soccer). Unfortunately they do not serve any food, but they don’t mind if you bring your own.
Prices are pretty fair, and the bartenders are very nice. This is a great spot that’s usually not too crowded, and in my case, not too far from home.

«Sunday Funday» here is the best thing ever, and maybe it’s the company, but the times that I’ve been here to partake in the festivities have been an absolute blast.
They normally have a really great selection of beer, so everyone is bound to find at least one or two beers that will suit their taste. Add to that the «free» food, freshly grilled on the patio.
With all the tastes, smells, sights, and sounds, it’s practically «Sunday Funday in 4D»!
It does tend to get a little crowded — after all, who can really turn down free food with good beer? — but there is usually still room in their wonderful outdoor area and also relatively spacious indoor area.
If you’re into board games, they also have plenty to choose from, including Cards Against Humanity.

The outside deck here is very cool. Staff is nice enough. Beer selection is much better than average, pretty long list of good beers. They have games you can play outside. only complaint is we had very bright sun in our eyes most of the day and the umbrellas could not be adjusted to block it due to high winds that day.
They also have a chef that cooks up free wieners, they are dog friendly too which I love.

I’m starring them up, love the vibe, the staff and the nice clientelle at Barley & Vine. Great selection of Craft Beers, this is a fun place to spend some time. I’ll look forward to spending more time on the patio when the weather cools off, but the evenings I’ve enjoyed here have been nice, especially with the fans.
It’s fun to play games with a group of your friends or enjoy one of their many promotions, including free food. Pricing on the beers is good, plenty of bottles if the 20+ taps aren’t interesting you. Though, I’m always happy with something! Cheers to another great place for Craft Beers in Orlando.

The space is pretty awesome. I loved the outdoor seating area even though we were rained out of it. The inside is clean albeit small.
The bartenders were SO NICE and attentive. I couldn’t get over how nice they were. That just level of kindness and attention is rare among bartenders.
There are a lot of choices of bottled craft beers and a decent collection of draft beers. And they have board games which always make me happy!
Overall, this place is pretty cool. I’m a fan.

B&V could easily become a contender in the area for outstanding craft beer selection. In addition to their draft list, they have a substantial bottled beer selection as well a nice variety of ciders and wines available. To all those individuals who dislike craft beer, but want the Biergarten experience, you have multiple options that won’t leave you with a dry glass.
The CCBC’s Apple Pie Cider smells sweet and tastes sweeter, so cider novices may take comfort in something that tastes like drinking Granny’s Apple Pie. It’s really great that B&V has a different cider on tap besides Angry Orchard because most places only offer AO as their only draft cider option. The only hangup I have is that the extensive menus do not publish prices, so its a little hard not to sound like a cheap skate by asking «how much is XYZ?»
The Sunday afternoon patio special of free food to those enjoying their beverages provides some tasty options to soak up your brews. Burgers, brats (they have vegan-​friendly brats, too!!), corn on the cob, coleslaw, and sliced watermelon help transform the patio area into picnic vibe. Tipping the BBQ maverick is appreciated.
The atmosphere is welcoming, and when the weather cooperates, the patio is definitely where I need to be. The inside bar is a little snug, so take the party outside. The staff is friendly and helpful, and I’ll definitely make a triumph return!

We checked out Barley & Vine this afternoon for the first time and really enjoyed it. Its a fairly small place, but they have a large outdoor seating area. Since we hadn’t been before we ordered our first drink at the inside bar, then moved outside where a waitress continued helping us out.
I think they had a really good selection. My friend drinks beer & cider while I just drink cider. They had 6 bottled ciders and another 2 (I think) on tap — which I thought was a pretty good selection, especially since they had a couple I hadn’t had before. We both started out with the Cigar CIty Apple Pie cider which we both really enjoyed. I then moved on to the Rekorderlig Strawberry-​Lime cider, which the waitress said was good. It was AMAZING and a 17 oz bottle which meant it filled up the glass and then some. Its served over ice which was great with the warm weather.
I suggest going on Sundays because they have… FREE FOOD. On Sundays they have someone cooking up burgers and brats (along with some sides) that are FREE if you are drinking. How cool is that? So we were able to get some tasty food to go alone with our drinks.
I really enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere, the friendly staff, the free food, and actually being able to hear the person I was with. I will definitely be back again and bringing my friends :)

Yay for the first Biergarten in the Milk District!
I went for the soft opening and am looking forward to returning when they’re fully up and running.
The inside is not huge, but has a 2 long beer garden tables and a looooong bar. I can’t speak to much to the inside though because I spent the whole night on their lovely outdoor patio. We’re talking tons of beer garden tables (not the little picnic tables you may be thinking of, we’re talking narrow, yet long, minimum 10-​seaters.
The patio is paved and lit by string lights hanging from the tree above. Dogs are allowed in this area and the patrons were taking full advantage! It was great!
We had two servers coming around and one was more talkative than the other, but neither seemed to really know what beers they had available. We had some beer-​lovers in the group and they had a hard time getting answers, but I chock it up to this being a brand new place. They’ll have it down in no time!
I ordered a Florida Cracker (Cigar City Brewing) to begin, but went with the Left hand milk stout after having a sip of a friend’s beer. It was delicious and tasted like a café con leche.
The weather was perfect and the mosquitos left us alone (it was a springtime miracle!). I can’t wait to go back now that I know that you can order Phở K5 (
) to be delivered right to your table and the bill just gets added to your tab at the bar! Genious! Next time I’m getting some summer rolls with my milk stout for sure!
Great addition to the neighborhood!