Great little neighborhood spot in a great neighborhood, hidden away on Virginia just off Ivanhoe row. Â Small and dimly lit with pool tables inside, quite a few tables crowded in on the front patio for a lively happy hour spot. Â Seems like typical bar food from what I saw, the only thing we tried were the wings and they were good.
Review Source:Love this place. Â No frills, no pretention. Exactly what a dive should be! Just people from all walks of life leaving their egos at the door to relax and have a good time. Â Food is deep fried deliciousness. Â Staff is very friendly. Â Not a huge craft beer selection, but at least more than your average bar. Â Cash only!
Review Source:Great neighborhood dive bar, just what I was looking for. Had the Blue Moon draft & husband had a Mickeys, and we sat with the bartender trying to solve the riddle on the beer cap. They were playing good music too, I couldnt help but dance in my barstool a little. This place is on my rotation of local watering holes now.
Review Source:Another great yelp discovery for us. We were staying at the doubletree down the road and were starving for a late night dinner. Fortunately the yelp app steered us to the hideaway.
The drinks flow freely, and the food is largely portioned and absolutely delicious. Depending on what you eat and drink, you can come out for under $10 / person, which is also great.
Hilarious idea to have chalk and a board to write on above the urinal. There was a really funny (and dirty) joke written on it from a previous customer.
O hai, quintessential dive bar. Like all good dive bars, EVERYONE comes here, so whether you're a hipster looking for a cheap PBR or a Miami Dolphins fan looking for a place to watch a game (though I'm not a Dolphins fan, still +1 for the dope Andrew Spear murals outside) you'll feel comfortable and like you've been hanging out there forever.
I first encountered The Hideaway during that horrible summer of '04 when we got hit with no less than three hurricanes, and I was desperate for cold beer, hot food and air conditioning. At the time, dogs wandered around the bar and it was no biggie (not sure if that was official policy at the time or they made exceptions for pooches given the Stormageddon conditions) - now, the patio is canine-friendly. I've been back over the years for Worst Music Parties, trivia, birthday parties for people and a dog (Jake - a chocolate Lab I'm pretty sure everyone at The Hideaway knows), a breast cancer awareness event and who remembers what else - and lots of beer, wings and fries. They have had full liquor for a couple years and make strong drinks, as well. The food isn't healthy but they'll crank out anything you might ask for - including cheesy bacon fries :)
If you don't live close enough to walk, yeah, their parking lot is tiny but parking abounds on nearby streets.
Great neighborhood bar in the Ivanhoe Village district.
Cheap drinks, with a varied beer menu and drink specials almost all of the time.
Good food: burgers, quesadillas, wings, and the Hot Marino sandwich (I recommend this one pressed).
On any given night there is likely to be some stiff competition on the pool table.
Parking is tight, but many patrons walk or bike to the Hideaway.
I've been here once and can't wait to go back.
This is the kind of bar where the staff always knows you by name and usually has your favorite drink poured for you before you even sit down. They are extremely personable and fun.
The Burgers are awesome.
The drinks are awesome.
And everything is well priced.
I don't believe they accept plastic but there is an ATM inside, and come early if you want a good parking spot. The lot is little.
Strongbow is their cider of choice, I can live with that.
The casual setting is where it's at. This place is bumpin' during weekdays on the patio. Grab a drink, have a meeting, just relax and take in the lovely surrounding of Ivanhoe Village.
The dope artwork of Andrew Spear cascades across the outdoor walls and the detail and creativeness is impeccable.
I have yet to be inside but who needs indoors when you have a dope outdoor loungy area in Orlando =)
My only two complaints are it's a bit loud outside when bikes drive by.
Also, the parking lot is TINY!
A great place to go if you don't feel like putting on makeup and you just want to hang out with good friends. The chicken wings are great. The outdoor seating is pretty good. The place does tend to get very busy and parking can be a challenge more often then not. It's also a little pricer then one would expect, but still a good place to go for beer, wings, and good company.
Review Source:I was here a few times this past week (most recently, last night) and, as always, had an awesome time. The staff is so personable, funny and friendly. The prices can't be beat, either - there's a special right now ... $2.50 for mixed Bacardi drinks ... all flavors. What a deal! Last night, I asked to have The Hideaway Special burger but with the grilled rye toast from the patty melt instead of just a regular hamburger bun. Of course, they were more than happy to do it ... and it came out so, so good. I probably will be here pretty often in the coming months for football and whatnot, so look for me! I love this place.
Review Source:The Hideaway definitely falls into the dive category, but has some character and quirks that makes it a fun stop on a bar crawl of Orlando bars.
They have a limited menu of food but the kitchen stays open until 1am each night. Â It's not a terribly large space but it's open enough for a big group with a pool table, a juke box and patio seating. Â
Overall- fun atmosphere with the right crowd, a bit smokey, and parking may be tough.
The best thing about this place is that it is a Miami Dolphins bar! Â I went every Sunday to watch my team this year and had a blast doing it.
It's small, but on certain games they open up the back and you can sit outside. Â You can also sit out front too. Â
The drinks are cheap and you can smoke in the bar. Â I don't smoke, but if you have a problem with smoking than go somewhere that you won't bother anyone with your complaining.
Good food too, I tried almost everything and was never disappointed. Â Try the Hot Marino Sub, the wings (when we played Baltimore, they blackened them, which I think should be an ultimate stay on the menu), Roast Beef sandwich, and the Fajitas.
And just like Johnny, it's CASH ONLY.
Great place to lay low, grab a cheap drink, and enjoy the fresh Florida air.
I would only recommend sitting outdoors as the inside is tres smoky. Â We attempted to come here when it was cool out and didn't last very long indoors - due to the aforementioned smoke.
Parking can be a bit of a pickle, especially if you are a questionable driver with backing up issues. Not that I know anyone like that, just saying.
This place is definitely growing on me more and more. Â I am still not a fan of the excessive smoke inside, but everyone (staff especially) is super friendly, the food is really solid bar food (they don't stray from what they know). Â And with the upcoming addition of liquor, I have a feeling I will be here even more.
Review Source:This bar has the basic ingredients to be my favorite divey-local place: an obscure location off the beaten track, outdoor seating, dark ambiance. Â We went on a Saturday night to grab a burger and wings, and had an ok experience--nothing to write home about (but something to write Yelp about).
The good: cool location, decent local bar atmosphere, good chili cheeseburger, good selection of bers
The bad: Â awful service. Â It took over half an hour to get an order of wings! And the place was half-empty. Â Granted, it seemed like only one person was working there and I'm sure it was hard to keep up....but this sucks when you're hungry and just looking for a fast bite of greasy food. Â The burger, as said above, was pretty good (though we weren't asked how we wanted it cooked...it came out medium-well), but the wings were mediocre and too saucy for my taste.
I'd try this place again--maybe during a Dolphins game for the full effect.
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