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We are a local pub committed to great service, where you can get a good drink, at a fair price, in a safe environment. We have 25 beers on draft including a large mix of local and craft. We are also a full liquor bar equipped with a fantastic drink list. There are no strangers here, just friends who haven’t met yet. You can play pool, darts and golden tee here. Come be part of the family. TEXT PWAGON11 TO 31328 AND RECEIVE A BOGO SAME DRINK OFFER, PLUS WE WILL SEND YOU A BOGO TEXT WEEKLY! CHEERS *Come try our New Bar Snacks!
A menu featuring classic drinks & Irish pub fare in a modern, rustic setting with high top tables.
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Address: 7940 Via Dellagio Way #118, Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 420-7165
Website: http://www.paddywagonorlando.com/
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Angelena Ellis
Bartender Pat was fantastic! From the moment we sat at the bar, he brought great energy and made us feel completely taken care of. There were so many taps, liquor options to choose from, but Pat recommended a special drink for the birthday girl—and it was absolutely delicious! He clearly knows his craft and takes pride in what he does. Great service, great vibes, and amazing hospitality. Pat definitely helped make the birthday celebration even more memorable. Highly recommend!
… moreBrook
For any woman considering this bar, I wouldn’t recommend it. We did not feel safe here.
I went to this bar on a Friday with a group of eight girlfriends after having dinner at Norman’s. Unfortunately, it was our first and last time here.
After we ordered one drink each, we started playing pool on the table in the corner. A group of men were playing at the table right next to us. We hadn’t spoken to them and they hadn’t said anything to us. About ten minutes into our game, one of the men came up behind me and touched me in a very inappropriate and personal way. At first I thought maybe it was an accident with a pool cue, but he continued touching me in a way that clearly was not accidental. When I turned around and told him not to touch me, he smirked and laughed. His friend, who was sitting only a couple of feet away and saw everything, said nothing.
One of my friends came over and told him he needed to apologize, but he just kept smiling and refused to respond. As other members of their group came over, a man in his 30s wearing a hat and a beard asked what happened. When I explained, he immediately dismissed it and said, “we all have girlfriends, he wouldn’t do that.” Even though the man who touched me was standing right there still smiling, this individual who had just arrived kept denying it and repeatedly approached me to insist his friend did nothing wrong.
At this point their behavior became intimidating. Multiple men in their group ignored what had happened, and the guy with the beard continued following me around to defend his friend. Their reactions made us feel extremely uncomfortable and unsafe.
After the fifth time he confronted me, I made it clear that what happened was not okay and that it could be reviewed if needed, especially since there are likely cameras. Only then did he step back. My friends saw how upset I was, and we decided to leave shortly afterward.
As a woman, I know reporting incidents like this to bar management often leads nowhere, and I did not feel confident that this place would handle it appropriately. I’m writing this review in hopes it helps other women. I have never felt unsafe in a bar or written a negative review before about a bar but this experience was deeply unsettling.
… moreI went to this bar on a Friday with a group of eight girlfriends after having dinner at Norman’s. Unfortunately, it was our first and last time here.
After we ordered one drink each, we started playing pool on the table in the corner. A group of men were playing at the table right next to us. We hadn’t spoken to them and they hadn’t said anything to us. About ten minutes into our game, one of the men came up behind me and touched me in a very inappropriate and personal way. At first I thought maybe it was an accident with a pool cue, but he continued touching me in a way that clearly was not accidental. When I turned around and told him not to touch me, he smirked and laughed. His friend, who was sitting only a couple of feet away and saw everything, said nothing.
One of my friends came over and told him he needed to apologize, but he just kept smiling and refused to respond. As other members of their group came over, a man in his 30s wearing a hat and a beard asked what happened. When I explained, he immediately dismissed it and said, “we all have girlfriends, he wouldn’t do that.” Even though the man who touched me was standing right there still smiling, this individual who had just arrived kept denying it and repeatedly approached me to insist his friend did nothing wrong.
At this point their behavior became intimidating. Multiple men in their group ignored what had happened, and the guy with the beard continued following me around to defend his friend. Their reactions made us feel extremely uncomfortable and unsafe.
After the fifth time he confronted me, I made it clear that what happened was not okay and that it could be reviewed if needed, especially since there are likely cameras. Only then did he step back. My friends saw how upset I was, and we decided to leave shortly afterward.
As a woman, I know reporting incidents like this to bar management often leads nowhere, and I did not feel confident that this place would handle it appropriately. I’m writing this review in hopes it helps other women. I have never felt unsafe in a bar or written a negative review before about a bar but this experience was deeply unsettling.
Rylee Slade-Townsend
I am writing to formally express my concern regarding a recent experience at Paddywagon Orlando involving one of your employees, Seto. I am reaching out because your stated mission — that every guest should feel “like coming home” — is something I have always valued about Paddywagon, which is why this experience was so deeply disappointing.
On more than one occasion, Seto has been rude and unprofessional toward paying customers, including myself and my guests. Most troubling, however, was a discriminatory comment made to my boyfriend, who is an Indian man. Seto asked him, “Where is your Jasmine?” — a remark that was inappropriate, offensive, and rooted in racial stereotyping. This made both of us uncomfortable and unwelcome in what is meant to be a hospitality-driven establishment.
I am a local teacher and have also worked in the hospitality industry in the past, so I understand the demands of the field and the importance of customer service. I have never been treated so poorly at a business I once enjoyed and recommended to others. I have previously brought out-of-town friends to Paddywagon, but this experience has made me hesitant to return or to continue doing so.
It is truly a shame, because I genuinely loved coming to Paddywagon and appreciated its atmosphere. I hope that this matter can be addressed appropriately so that I — along with my visiting friends and fellow educators — can feel comfortable returning in the future.
… moreOn more than one occasion, Seto has been rude and unprofessional toward paying customers, including myself and my guests. Most troubling, however, was a discriminatory comment made to my boyfriend, who is an Indian man. Seto asked him, “Where is your Jasmine?” — a remark that was inappropriate, offensive, and rooted in racial stereotyping. This made both of us uncomfortable and unwelcome in what is meant to be a hospitality-driven establishment.
I am a local teacher and have also worked in the hospitality industry in the past, so I understand the demands of the field and the importance of customer service. I have never been treated so poorly at a business I once enjoyed and recommended to others. I have previously brought out-of-town friends to Paddywagon, but this experience has made me hesitant to return or to continue doing so.
It is truly a shame, because I genuinely loved coming to Paddywagon and appreciated its atmosphere. I hope that this matter can be addressed appropriately so that I — along with my visiting friends and fellow educators — can feel comfortable returning in the future.
Jack Krantz
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The owners response is really telling. Now I understand why the rest of the 1 star reviews are all about your customers being harassed and discriminated against.
For a bar named Paddywagon, quite literally the least Irish a pub could possibly be. Additionally, I could not be more disappointed when I was handed a 16 ounce pint of horrible Guinness. I almost asked for my money back. If you want a good pint of Guinness and a real Irish pub, avoid this place at all costs.
… moreThe owners response is really telling. Now I understand why the rest of the 1 star reviews are all about your customers being harassed and discriminated against.
For a bar named Paddywagon, quite literally the least Irish a pub could possibly be. Additionally, I could not be more disappointed when I was handed a 16 ounce pint of horrible Guinness. I almost asked for my money back. If you want a good pint of Guinness and a real Irish pub, avoid this place at all costs.
Brent Poore
The staff was great and very engaging. They were also playing awesome music for the entire time I was there.
… moreMario Atesiano
bald bartender was very rude… I was very surprised to find out he was the GM. He clearly hates women, he was very dry and passive aggressive with me and my group. He was just as nasty to his female coworker. I wasn’t going to say anything until I saw someone else left a review about feeling unsafe here as a woman and I completely agree. It’s a male dominated staff and it’s obvious they hate women. Feel bad for the female bartenders here.
… moreJackie Jay
Dive bar. Service industry spot for all the servers who get off work at the fancy restaurants of resturant row. Smoked allowed outside. Pool tables and darts. DJ around 11. Casual spot for the every man
… moreJack Lynch
Looking for a friendly neighborhood bar and literally stumbled upon this place while driving through strip malls. Our friendly bartender/host made us feel we found the right place with his entertaining banter and outstanding service. His name was either Seto or Seta (sorry buddy) and he was amazing. Do yourself a favor and give it a try if you are in the area visiting. The drinks are great and the food is…. Let’s just say extremely limited and only to be used in an emergency.
… moreNicole Schinn
Hope in the wall Irish Pub. They have pool tables, darts and a section outside where people can smoke. We will definitely be coming back. Super friendly environment and not judgemental.
… moreScouser1965
First time here and only had time to stop in and grab a quick pint but wanted to check it out .
Service was excellent and friendly and a great beer selection. Place is a really large open space with a nice ambiance and pool tables and darts .
Probably return on the next visit with some friends as it seemed a great place to hang out with a group and play some bar games .
The pint of Smithwicks I had was much appreciated.
… moreService was excellent and friendly and a great beer selection. Place is a really large open space with a nice ambiance and pool tables and darts .
Probably return on the next visit with some friends as it seemed a great place to hang out with a group and play some bar games .
The pint of Smithwicks I had was much appreciated.