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Address: 1542 US-19, Holiday, FL 34691
Phone: (727) 937-8330
Website: http://orbit19lounge.com/
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Reviews
Will Glass
Zeke was great and this is a super spot to try whatever you want to drink and then get it next door at Universal for your home bar. Spirit enthusiasts can try a generous 2oz pour of any spirit…industry standard is 1.5oz by the way. There are alos alcohol alternative drinks here plus pool, darts and touch tunes.
… moreCody Jackson
Amanda, Dan, and Chelsea are AMAZING bartenders. They remember regulars, make sure their patrons get water when needed, and are very charismatic and good at their jobs <3
… morePriscilla Hardy
I was put out because the blonde bartender was overwhelmed and claimed I used profanity towards her. I tried to get her attention more than 2 times in a 10 time span, as she continued to serve patrons with drinks. Also, she served my buddy who I was right next to but still ignored me and then chose to not serve me.
… moreDarinda Dimick
This place has always been a staple for me through the years. Its atmosphere is dark and the infamous leg lamp is still there and glowing strong. Play your favorite tunes, grab a pol stick, and chill. Cheers!
… moreRyan
I’ve given this place several chances, hoping to make it my local spot, but unfortunately, it continues to fall short. There’s a noticeable divide between the daytime and nighttime experiences here.
During the day, service is sluggish despite a relatively small crowd — typically no more than 10 people. On several visits, the bartender was openly coughing and citing being overworked as the reason for the slow service. While I can empathize with being short-staffed, it’s clear that there’s often only one bartender on duty with no management presence to ensure that guests beyond the regulars receive attention. More often than not, the bartender would spend the majority of their time engaged in conversation with familiar faces while others were left waiting. My most recent experience with the bartender telling me she can’t fit a double with a splash a pineapple in a rocks glass was truly the last straw, alcohol can cause severe accidents and even death. A bartender that does not know how much fluid can fit in a glass is an untrained bartender who could potentially over pour a 22year old with no tolerance.
The evening experience isn’t much better. Bartenders heavily prioritize serving regulars first, leaving new or occasional guests to wait — not just briefly, but noticeably longer — as they continue personal conversations before even acknowledging new customers. As someone who owns a business consulting for craft lounges and nightclubs, I fully understand the importance of maintaining strong relationships with regulars, but service should never be at the expense of other guests.
On my most recent late-night visit, I witnessed what appeared to be a manager, dressed unprofessionally in basketball shorts, behind the bar distracting the staff by pulling them into conversations with other patrons. It took nearly 18 minutes just to close my tab, which was verbally quoted to me instead of being properly printed.
I say this with industry experience: regulars are vital, but a “we don’t care” attitude toward general service standards will only drive potential loyal customers away. Property value lower, and insurance higher if an incident occurs due to lack or oversight from management. Unfortunately, that seems to be the culture here.
… moreDuring the day, service is sluggish despite a relatively small crowd — typically no more than 10 people. On several visits, the bartender was openly coughing and citing being overworked as the reason for the slow service. While I can empathize with being short-staffed, it’s clear that there’s often only one bartender on duty with no management presence to ensure that guests beyond the regulars receive attention. More often than not, the bartender would spend the majority of their time engaged in conversation with familiar faces while others were left waiting. My most recent experience with the bartender telling me she can’t fit a double with a splash a pineapple in a rocks glass was truly the last straw, alcohol can cause severe accidents and even death. A bartender that does not know how much fluid can fit in a glass is an untrained bartender who could potentially over pour a 22year old with no tolerance.
The evening experience isn’t much better. Bartenders heavily prioritize serving regulars first, leaving new or occasional guests to wait — not just briefly, but noticeably longer — as they continue personal conversations before even acknowledging new customers. As someone who owns a business consulting for craft lounges and nightclubs, I fully understand the importance of maintaining strong relationships with regulars, but service should never be at the expense of other guests.
On my most recent late-night visit, I witnessed what appeared to be a manager, dressed unprofessionally in basketball shorts, behind the bar distracting the staff by pulling them into conversations with other patrons. It took nearly 18 minutes just to close my tab, which was verbally quoted to me instead of being properly printed.
I say this with industry experience: regulars are vital, but a “we don’t care” attitude toward general service standards will only drive potential loyal customers away. Property value lower, and insurance higher if an incident occurs due to lack or oversight from management. Unfortunately, that seems to be the culture here.
Lisa K
Nice atmosphere. Bartenders were very friendly and make great drinks. Music was also good. Good crowd of people. This was my first time here. Pleasantly surprised. This is a smoking place and the ventilation system really cleared it out. I am not a smoker and I enjoyed it. Another surprise the restroom was clean. Ample parking. I am sure to go back.
… moreWanda Bonnycastle
Atmosphere is amazing, bar teneders are on it and personable. The best expresso martini around ❤️
… moreValerie Christensen
Irene is amazing
Love the vibe
but what would make this place better would be prime to watch games
I had to leave to watch the Bears play off game
… moreLove the vibe
but what would make this place better would be prime to watch games
I had to leave to watch the Bears play off game
JASON MAGNETO (MAGN3TO)
Very low key quiet yet sophisticated ambience. Good place to take a first date since you can actually speak without having to yell over and be crowd and or music, etc.
… moreJason Barco
I’ve got one word to describe this place, “Hell yeah”. West Pasco’s best lounge. A friendly knowledgeable staff and they pour them drinks strong and hard (just how I like ‘em) *double entendre* 😉 A very laid back, dimly lit, smoking atmosphere to imbibe some choice cocktails 7 days a week; 365 days a year. Pasco County’s hidden gem. Hell yeah.
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