Orlando is a destination all about out-there fun. You don’t have to look very hard to stumble across something to do, where you’re guaranteed a good time. But what if you want to step back from the tourist trail and discover something a bit more hush hush? Rather than heading to one of the main bars for a cocktail or two, you need to delve into Orlando’s hidden speakeasies. You might be surprised at just what you’ll find – or where you’ll find them, for that matter! Cool, quirky and creative, here are the best speakeasy bars in Orlando you need to try during your next trip.
The Best Speakeasy Bars in Orlando
Epilogue at Four Seasons Resort Orlando at WALT DISNEY WORLD® Resort
New to Four Seasons Resort Orlando, Epilogue is a chic Art Deco lounge with a subtle library theme, including menus shaped like books, all paying homage to the Sunshine State. Available for reservations on select Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights (no walk-ins), it boasts a mix of classic Prohibition-era cocktails and specialty drinks made with unique mixology techniques.
How to get in: Access to Epilogue is by invitation or reservation only. Ask a member of staff discreetly, or mention you’re “looking for Epilogue” when dining at Capa, and you’ll be guided to a hidden door leading to the speakeasy.
Hanson’s Shoe Repair
Widely regarded as the original hidden gem of the city, Hanson’s Shoe Repair is one of the most authentic and atmospheric speakeasy bars in Orlando. Tucked away in a historic building dating back to the 1880s, this intimate rooftop bar embodies everything a true speakeasy should be, with low lighting, and exquisitely made cocktails. With its old-world charm, soft jazz soundtrack, and perfectly balanced drinks, Hanson’s feels like stepping back in time to a more refined era. It’s small, stylish, and effortlessly cool. You have to know the password to enter this rooftop speakeasy in City District, but getting it is a snap: Just call or text (407) 476-9446.
How to get in: Once you have the password, head to 27 E. Pine Street downtown and give the password at the door to be granted access to one of the most exclusive hidden bars in Orlando.
Mather’s Social Gathering
Featuring dapperly dressed bartenders, this stylish hideaway can be found on the third floor of a historic furniture store in City District. Cocktails are made with boutique spirits, seasonal fruit, and house-made bitters, cordials and syrups. Small plates are also available. But proper attire is required at Mathers: No shorts, flip flops or ball caps will make it past the doorman.
How to get in: Look for the unmarked entrance on the second floor of 30 S. Magnolia Avenue, just above the Exchange building. Ring the bell and wait to be ushered inside, there’s no password, but a smart-casual dress code is strictly enforced.
Roka Hula
A new destination for creative cocktails and Cajun cooking in Orlando’s Restaurant Row area near International Drive, Voodoo Bayou has plenty of surprises up its sleeve — including a speakeasy called Roka Hula. Tucked away behind a hidden entrance, this modern Asian tiki bar serves exotic cocktails and elevated dishes, as well as spirits, wine, sake and beer alongside immersive ambience.
How to get in: The hidden entrance is two seats that you sit in, and then it swivels into the speakeasy. You may be able to spot some videos on their Instagram here: Roka Hula I Modern Asian Tiki Bar (@rokahula) • Instagram photos and videos
Vault 5421
One of Orlando’s coolest comic books, gaming and collectibles shops, Gods & Monsters has a secret and it’s a hidden speakeasy called Vault 5421. Sporting a name that pays homage to the popular Fallout video game series, this fuel station offers a 100-plus bottle selection of craft beer, cider, mead, wine and even sake, as well as rotating seasonal selections of themed cocktails, mixed drinks and shots. It also has free-to-play retro video games. Located in the I-Drive district, minutes from Universal Orlando Resort, it’s a great way to wrap up your day with a drink or two.
How to get in: Step through Gods & Monsters at the Artegon Marketplace and head toward the back — you’ll spot the unmarked “Vault” door. No password is required
Jewel Orlando
For a night of glitz, music, and mystery, Jewel Orlando is one of the most memorable speakeasy bars in Orlando. Hidden along International Drive, this glamorous bar blends the charm of a Prohibition-era hideaway with the energy of a live entertainment venue. When visiting, you’re treated to masterfully mixed cocktails, piano music, and an atmosphere that feels both exclusive and electric. Perfect for a date night or group celebration, Jewel offers both style and spontaneity and is a true hidden gem in Orlando’s nightlife scene.
How to get in: Look for the understated entrance inside Orlando’s Jewel building on International Drive. There’s no password required, but reservations are recommended for weekend nights when the piano shows sell out quickly.
The Imperial at Washburn Imports
Tucked discreetly inside Washburn Imports in Ivanhoe Village, The Imperial Wine and Beer Garden is one of the most authentic speakeasy bars in Orlando. By day, it’s a furniture store; by night, it transforms into a cosy haven for wine lovers and craft-beer aficionados. The mismatched décor and candlelit ambiance set the tone for slow evenings sipping a cocktail with friends or your other half. With a constantly rotating drinks list and a relaxed sophistication, The Imperial is ideal for those who prefer quiet conversation over chaos. It can be the ideal way to unwind after an adrenaline-filled day on the rollercoasters!
How to get in: Head to Washburn Imports after dark and walk straight through the furniture showroom — the bar reveals itself at the back. There’s no secret code, just the satisfaction of discovering it for yourself.
The Craft Speakeasy at Cocktails & Screams
If you love a bit of theatre with your tipple, The Craft Speakeasy at Cocktails & Screams is one of the most creative speakeasy bars in Orlando. Hidden inside the city’s famous horror-themed bar, this immersive experience pairs macabre décor with exceptional mixology. Think candlelight, velvet drapes, and a touch of the unexpected, every cocktail tells a story. Perfect for Halloween fans and thrill-seekers alike, The Craft is a speakeasy that dares to be different, turning every drink into part of the show.
How to get in: Make your way to Cocktails & Screams on Pine Street. Once inside, ask a staff member or look for the discreet entry to “The Craft” — access is limited and often requires a reservation or private invite on busy nights.
Hinabe
Hinabe is one of Orlando’s best Speakeasy bars. A secret A5 Wagyu speakeasy tucked quietly behind the colourful façade of Nola’s Ice Cream, it offers a fantastic place to head for an evening with friends. Step through the unassuming doors and you’re transported into an intimate, high-end dining den where you can feast on A5 Wagyu served hotpot-style. Expect melt-in-your-mouth cuts, rich broths, and beautifully presented shareable wagyu bites that feel both luxurious and effortlessly cool alongside a range of different drinks.
How to get in:
Head to Nola’s Ice Cream and let the team know you’re here for Hinabe. They’ll guide you through to the private dining space. Reservations are recommended as it can get busy!
Cool Kats Club
Hidden inside the ever-popular Taco Kat taco shop, Cool Kats Club is one of downtown Orlando’s slickest after-hours speakeasies. Behind the taco counter lies a neon-lit hideaway with a playful, club-like energy. You can indulge in late-night tacos, tequila-led cocktails, and DJs spinning until the early hours. The vibe is fun, intimate, and a little chaotic in the best possible way, making it perfect for a night out. It’s the kind of venue where you can start with a quick bite and end up staying long after last orders thanks to its immersive, underground feel.
How to get in:
Enter through Taco Kat and look for the discreet doorway toward the back. Staff will point you in the right direction, but be prepared: the line can build on weekends. Arrive early or plan a late-night visit for easier entry!
Enzo’s Hideaway Tunnel Bar
Hidden beneath the busy energy of Disney Springs, Enzo’s Hideaway Tunnel Bar is one of the most atmospheric speakeasy bars in Orlando. Designed to resemble a Prohibition-era smuggler’s den, it’s decorated with exposed brick, low lighting, and Italian charm. Signature cocktails meet hearty Roman dishes, making it perfect for those who want dinner and drinks wrapped into one stylish experience. Whether you’re visiting Disney or just chasing Orlando’s most creative cocktails, Enzo’s Hideaway doesn’t disappoint.
How to get in: Head to The Landing area at Disney Springs and look for the discreet tunnel entrance beneath Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante. No password is needed.
From secret passwords and hidden doors to velvet booths and candlelit cocktails, speakeasy bars in Orlando bring a dose of intrigue and elegance to the city’s buzzing nightlife. Whether you’re uncovering The Imperial’s hidden bar behind antique furniture, sipping vintage-inspired cocktails at The Vintage Speakeasy Bistro, or stepping into the theatrical world of The Craft at Cocktails & Screams, each venue tells its own story. These bars aren’t just about the drinks, they’re about atmosphere, escapism, and the excitement of not knowing what to expect! So next time you’re in Orlando, skip the obvious and seek out the secret, because the best nights often start with a knock on an unmarked door…
