Good brewpub. Has awesome food in addition to the great beer.

This place is flat-out awesome. The food and beer couldn’t possibly be any better than it is. You want a description? Go check it out for yourself. AWESOME!

This place is amazing. Absolutely amazing. I went by for dinner on a busy Friday and caught a stool at the bar. At the time they were only serving pork and oysters, so I had a few beers. I do not care for wits, and the wit was incredible. Then ordered dinner which was simply mac and cheese and a tomato salad. Everything was fresh, homemade, and very well done. Food is outstanding, fresh, and pairs amazingly well with the beer. One of, if not the best craft beer experiences in Florida. You are doing yourself a disservice if you are in Orlando and don’t stop here.

Awesome brewpub - killer beers, flights, terrific service. Didn’t eat but I hear the food rocks.

Went last night for a whole BBQ pig with beer friends, the food, service and establishment was amazing. Being a sour fan I tried the Berliner Weisse, it was good, so I had to make sure several times after, I tried a Mild on Ron’s advice, it was very good, low alcohol and a bright hoppy taste, not like any other Mild I’ve tasted, but very good. I would head here straight away next time I’m in Orlando, in fact I’d come here for the day, just to do Ravenous Pig for lunch and C&L for dinner, even vice-versa!!

Of all the places I visited in Orlando and Tampa, this was my clear favorite. All of the details are there. Friendly and knowledgeable staff; a large selection of their own beers along with a cask; warm atmosphere; and excellent food. This place is putting in so much work, especially when it comes to the beer, and it shows.

Very good "gastrobrewpub". Beers all excellent, some more unusual styles like a Berlinerweiss. Food a bit pricey but high quality. A bit noisy but overall a nice space and helpful and knowledgable service. Nice addition to the FL beer scene.

Cask & Larder has a warm, comfortable ambiance with the welcoming tradition of the Old South. You don’t have to wait long for a server to present you with a menu and then take your order. With 9 original brewed beers on tap, this is not the place where you get that old favorite or find that one you have been hearing about. This IS the place if you want to experience some new beer styles or find an original twist on a favorite. The food is original Southern-inspired cooking also with an original twist that won’t disappoint. On the negative side, you will pay quite a bit more for the pints ($6) and the food is not cheap. The quality and service value make up for the added prices IMHO. Also, the parking can be difficult if you are not into the valet approach. If you want to park yourself, head into the neighborhood North on Pennsylvania for lot and street spots. One thing I find magical about Cask & Larder is the way the Southern charm rubs off on the patrons. Everyone in the place becomes courteous and friendly (or maybe that is just the type of people that go there.) Add in good food, great beer and you can’t go wrong.

Cask and Larder is the newest brewery/brewpub in the greater Orlando area. Ron, the head brewer, teamed up with one of the top restaurants in town to create this combination of foodie and beer lover heaven. Every time I’ve gone there has been a completely new selection of beer on draft (although a few main staples are always around) and every food dish I’ve tried has blown me away. Expect to spend a bit more than your average night out, but also expect the food (and beer) to be well and above most other places in town. If you just want a beer you can head straight to the bar and it seems like most pints are around the $5 or $6 mark. I just hope they start doing growlers!

Amazing atmosphere, great staff, delicious food and fantastic beers!