Orlando, Florida

The chill atmosphere of this downtown bar consistently attracts those looking for an after-work drink, which makes it a favorite evening relaxing location. Go straight upstairs and try one of the 60 beers or a custom-made cocktail.

A place to let loose or people watch, whichever side of the fence you're on, a good time is guaranteed. If you're into getting funky to cheesy tunes and boys bands, Mac&Cheese nights are just the thing for you.

A relaxed, let-loose and no-dress-code party location with regular live music shows. Check the schedule to see what's on.

As the name suggests, you may count on finding a huge selection of beer here — and do not expect to be able to sample all varieties even over the course of many evenings. Trivia nights and live music sessions are commonly held at this venue as well.

The name does not betray you, for this bar was quite literally made from over 50 tons of carved ice! Icebar is kept at 27 degrees to ensure that everything is chill in both temperature and ambiance. All of the lights, frozen sculptures and music would make even Antarctica proud, along with world famous drinks like the Penguin Pizz.

Modeled after its first location in New Orleans, Pat O'Brien's in Orlando serves Cajun with a Floridian twist. It is known for several things, the first of which being the famous flaming fountain patio. Guests are encouraged to taste the specialty "Hurricane" drink on the patio or at the Main Bar, where you can watch a game of one of the local teams. The Piano Lounge adds the finishing touches with the dueling pianos and sing-alongs.

Redlight Redlight is Orlando's beer parlor and destination for craft beer education. There are 23 rotating draft beers, and the cask-conditioned ales are made in the 2 beer engines. The beer list overall is impressive with over 250 bottles, from vintage selections to sour beers.

Murphy's Arms Pub is British-owned and operated, providing Orlando residents and visitors with an authentic pub experience. Beer pong is played every Friday, and the widescreen televisions are always aglow with games from the English Premier League, Coca-Cola Championship, Euro, Champions League, and the World Cup. Bucket and pitcher specials are offered daily.

For over 40 years, The Improv comedy club has produced world comedic talents at its various national locations. Adam Sandler, Bette Midler, Robin Williams, and Jerry Seinfeld are just a few household names that had beginnings at The Improv. Now with a location in Orlando, the comedy club features local talents from Central Florida. So come for the laughs, and you might just see the next big comedian!