On my second night on my second trip to Orlando, my friend brought me here. Â The drink specials were $1 well drinks all night. I ordered rum and coke (2 I believe) and he had a gin and tonic (also 2). Â They have this lounge which is right next door and you can get to it from the inside. The drink specials were the same there, where I ordered one more round for the two of us plus one for his friend.
Review Source:A pretty comfortable bar for everyone to walk into. Â Not too bad of drink prices, specials are nice though. Â Most of the staff is nice to look at but several lack personality or brains. Â There are several gems though like Brandon, and the shorter one I never remember his name. Â Wish they would get rid of the dancers. Â Half the time they stare at themselves and look bored, like they just want to be put out of their misery. Â Watched one count his tips on the box...they arent even that hot anyways, only one can even dance! Â They actually cheapen what is otherwise a very nice bar.
Review Source:Great drink prices and service! I checked this place out with a few friends from out of town. There are a few other gay bars in the area but this one is my favorite. The DJ did a decent job at playing a nice mix of music. Also, they have a pool table or two so that is always a plus. All in all I will be back. The only warning for my fellow yelpers is that this place does allow smoking so be ready to go home and shower off! yuk!
Review Source:No more $1 martinis :-(
But don't worry - $1 well drinks replace them! Â At least early on during happy hour.
The bartenders are sweet and attentive, and the dancers are.... entertaining.
The restrooms are odd. Â Unisex and only the handicapped stall has a door. :-/
The clientele are older than the places I usually frequent, but whatever if you're there with good company. Â I personally LOVE the dance music... Most wouldn't agree.. but that's just my taste. Â Lady Gaga, Katy Perry remixes, George Micheal.. Sometimes I get a feeling like they are just streaming Sirius' BPM station.
Thanks to all the great suggestions from the Orlando Yelpers, I visited The Waverly and The Vue this past Saturday to prepare for my imminent move. Â When I was done, I stopped at the 7-Eleven on 50 and texted a buddy to find out where he was. Â Savoy was the destination and I made it in just about 10 minutes.
Savoy as a building is not uber luxe or flashy. Â There's a few rooms, decent powder rooms (where signs remind patrons of one person per stall), bars, an ATM and flat panel TVs. Â Pretty standard as far as bars go.
Now introduce silly princess friends, hot bartenders and dancers and diva uptempo beats and the vibe is instantly elevated. Â When I got there, it was still happy hour ($1 wells until 6 pm), so I indulged in a few. Â After happy hour ended, we ignored the pleas of our livers and eyed the Jell-o shots behind the bar. Â Our bartender/runner informed us of the regular variety and the kind that kicks your ass to the floor and the moon. Â Of course we chose the ones with 151 or 200--doesn't matter because they did the job within a few minutes of ingesting them. Â Several, okay, all in our party remarked at how big those girthy, firm shots were. Â I'm happy to write that I handled that delicious piece of red goodness in one swallow and my new friend was amazed at my oral talents.
Savoy in Daytona is definitely a club and this version is definitely a bar, but I can see how flowing drinks, terrific company and a DJ who knows what beats to drop based on the vibe could transform this into a makeshift club.
I haven't been to Savoy at night so I can't speak to its clientele, but I will definitely be back to alcohol load with the right mix of friends.
The only reason Savoy does not receive the fifth star is the sign on Tattoo's restroom door that advises a photo ID and credit card must be provided in order to use it. Â I don't know the details for such extreme measures or if the issue that warranted a policy still exists, but that seems high on the sketch factor. Â Regardless, everyone seemed to enjoy themselves and were having a jolly, gay old time.
Thank you, Savoy!
Savoy is a nice step away from the club scene. It's a place you can go and just have a drink mixed by some nice bartenders. Don't crush on them too much, most of them are straight. The go-go dancers start around 6pm and then the next crew comes in at 10pm. If you don't want to pay a lot for drinks, which you don't do to begin with, go on Wednesday nights because its happy hour all night long. Also try the $2 shots that they have as well. I've now become a regular and its a great place to go to just relax and maybe meet a friendly person. My only complaint is that smoking is allowed but for you non-smokers there is a bar next door owned by Savoy called Tattoo that is open on the weekends. The only downfall is that there are no dancers. And lets be honest, the dancers are nice to look at here.
Review Source:Where else can one go on a Tuesday night at 5pm for dollar martinis and free well/beer drinks? I am friends with Tadpole, one of the bartenders, and he makes the best best best passion fruit martini EVER.
The go-go dancers are adorable and LOVE it when you tip them. It's a really fun place to sit and have a few drinks. The music is good, the specials are amazing and the service is great. Yes - they allow smoking (which gets intense at times) but I love how dark and naughty the decor feels.
Only drawback? Parking. There's just mainly street parking.
Pretty chill place, the smoking though... uggg... just can't enjoy a place as much as I want to when there is smoking allowed. Anyway, just tried to ignore it as much as I could. The bathrooms were a bit offsetting as they were basically unisex and there were no doors.
$2 shots, yes please! Orange crush, yum! And helllllo, woodpecker cider =)
The music could be a bit better but the DJ did play what we requested. It was a fun stop to end the night!
Really small bar located near Downtown Orlando. They have an outside patio and two pool tables indoor that only costs $1 per game. Drinks are pretty strong; depending on the night you go. Sunday nights currently have $1 Long Islands and gets pretty packed with mainly men. You can also text the DJ and put in a song request; most of the times he actually plays it. Parking is on the street, so sometimes it can be a bit hectic to find parking; especially on crowded nights. Definitely worth checking out if you've never been. By the way, happy hour everyday...
Review Source:Come to savoy to predrink with friends before going out to the other clubs. On fridays and saturdays savoy can get busy early and die early. There are strippers, a patio, DJ, TVs, pool table, dart board. Its not very big but thats ok. The bartenders are all in underwear and some are pretty hot. Check it out.
Review Source:Eye candy galore! The boys are super hot here! So are the dancers! The music is great and the club is super clean! This spot is more intimate and hit or miss for my friends searching for a charmer... They have good drinks, pool table, darts, and a patio in the back! Great place for locals and tourists if they want a spot to meet gays.
Review Source:I consider Savoy to be the best gay bar in Orlando. Â The drinks are inexpensive and there's some kind of drink special every night. Â They've done a good job in creating a back patio space. Â Locals and out-of-towners easily mingle.
Savoy tends to start with an older (35+) Â crowd earlier in the evening, followed by a changing of the guard around 10:30/11:00 with an influx of the younger (20-something) boys. Â The clientele tends to be pretty mainstream gay, with dance music playing in the background.
Good news for those who can't stand cigarette smoke! Â Savoy has added an adjoining storefront and made it into a smoke-free section called Tattoo. Â In an attempt to give this space a different look and feel, rock music is played here. Â Unfortunate because the general consensus among my friends is that dance music should be played in this section, too.
This is Orlando, so the better nights are on the weekends, including Sunday. Â Mondays draw a decent crowd, too.
Depending on your company, Savoy can be the cure for the common Orlando gay bar blues (trust me, it's a real affliction). Â It has a down tempo and casual atmosphere, with down tempo casual gay porn projecting from the plasmas. Â There is a pleasant patio area, two separate rooms -- one featuring a pool table and darts, the other a pool table and elevated dancers. Â
Savoy generally plays good music, always has beefy scantily clad employees, and is almost always a good time.  The drink specials can't be beat (especially those dollar long islands on Sundays and two dollar mojitos on Mondays), and while it can be considered to have a crowd of 40s and up there are  your run of the mill young and eagers as well.  My advice to newcomers of Savoy would be to make your first venture on a weekend night when it should be busier.  For my money, Savoy definitely gives a bang for your buck.
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