Looking for a party space? Here’s a look at the best new bars, clubs, and lounges in Orlando for your upcoming celebration, anniversary bash, networking event, or social gathering. Whatever your big bash needs, these venues have it: full bars, dance floors, DJs, outdoor space, and more.

In March, Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center completed a $50 million renovation that added a two-story bar to the property. Wreckers Sports Bar has bars on each level, entertainment areas, and a dance floor. The venue has seating for 400 people, including a balcony that overlooks the adults-only South Beach Pool. The bar has more than 50 televisions and a 37-foot, two-story sports screen with a customizable scrolling LED display that can be used to show a group’s message or sponsor information.



At the end of this month, Miller’s Field will open in the Dellagio Plaza, in the space that used to be CityFire Restaurant. Similar to its existing California location, Miller’s Field will be a sports bar and restaurant serving craft beers and food prepared on premise. The venue will have seating for 200 inside and 50 on a patio. There will also be a private room dubbed the “Owner’s Box.”


Tutto Gusto is a new wine bar that opened May 1 in the Italy Pavilion at Epcot. It is next door to the newly renovated Tutto Italia restaurant. Tutto Gusto has a rustic atmosphere decorated with Italian chandeliers, wall hangings, and marble and limestone floors. A long bar fills the center of the room. Tutto Gusto has seating for 75 and can accommodate 95 for a reception. The menu includes small plates such bruschetta, pasta, Italian cheeses, and cured meats.

Fogo de Chão opened on International Drive in March. The Brazilian steakhouse has a large bar off the entrance with slate floors, warm woods, and wall murals depicting the gaucho culture. The bar also has access to a patio with seating for 20. The bar serves the traditional Brazilian caipirinha cocktail and also offers a 200-label wine list.


Bar 1521 is off the lobby of the new Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek near Walt Disney World. It has a contemporary vibe, live music, and a mix of seating at the bar and in high-back chairs. The bar serves appetizers and light regional fare. The resort has a second bar, the Back Bay Bar & Grill, located outside near the pool and with a view of the adjacent 10-acre lake.
