Wall Street Plaza

I’ve never been to Wall Street, but it’s high on my list of places to visit — not just for the experience, but for the business opportunities it represents. As someone passionate about finance, investments, and global markets, the thought of standing in the heart of the world’s financial capital inspires me. I look forward to the day I can walk past the Charging Bull, network with top financial minds, and deepen my understanding of the stock market firsthand. One day soon, I believe I’ll be there — not just as a tourist, but as a business-minded entrepreneur seeking global impact.

Great time. Great atmosphere. Fast service. Didn't eat, but the drinks were priced right.

Paid parking a block away. Cool outside atmosphere for watching sports game. We had a blast

Everything is great!!! Always having block parties for sports events..home of the Bills Backers. Entire street is closed off multiple bars/restaurants to choose from! 3 easy parking garages a block or 2 away!

I eat and drink in this neighborhood a lot. Keep your expectations low and a positive attitude, and you're certain to have a great time. People love to dress up, so expect to run into some Dolly Partons and roller blading Barbies and Ken's. Happiest happy hour often includes two for one mid-shelfs and tacos. An excellent deal tbh. If you're into Irish food (I'm not), there's a lot of that, but I recommend heading to the pub around the corner for bigger portions. The beer pong table often leads to heated exchanges, so if you can't handle Ws and Ls, please miss it.

Decent spot for a drink but not a pace to spend your entire evening. From time to time they have shows and live music! For those out of Townes - it's a nice place to go with multiple bars and you can carry your drink around openly.

I attended a vegan food festival. It was really nice food was amazing

I had an incredible time at Wall Street Plaza while visiting Orlando! It is ta nightlife hotspot in the middle of Orlando Downtown with a fantastic mix of bars, restaurants, dance clubs, and live events. The vibrant atmosphere and street music create an unforgettable experience. There is something to do every night of the week. The weekends take on an even electrifying vibe. Wall Street Plaza arch on top of the brick road adds another dimension to the city life experience. The street is for pedestrians only making it safe and convenient, so no parking or traffic. Parking can be found on the street or in paid parking lots in the downtown area. A must-visit spot for endless entertainment!

This was a cool area in Orlando filled with different bars. I saw online they have several concerts and DJ performances here and wanted to check it out. You have to go through the main entrance and get scanned by security before entering. From there you can bounce around to several bars with different themes and music. They had basketball games playing on the large projector. They had bars in the courtyard area as well as in the different buildings. It was a Friday night and there was a large crowd of people dressed in banana outfits. I asked security what was going on and he said there was a banana bar crawl going on. I went online and saw they had their annual event in Orlando. It was entertaining to see all the people hanging out and playing games in banana outfits. That was a unique experience for me. Unfortunately, I did not qualify for the drink specials because I was not wearing an outfit.

This is the part of Wall Street that is blocked off with bars on each side. This space is perfect for block parties, which it is used for often. When I went, it was blocked for a vegan festival. There were plenty of food trucks this time. I went to a Puerto Rican truck and had the best Mofongo I've ever had! The guy running the truck was so sweet! He definitely hooked us up! I'll be back!

Adult cousins ( 23 & 28) enjoyed this block party. Fortunately we were in Orlando over the weekend, as there is no party during the week. They suggested taking UBER rather than drive. This time they were dropped of and took UBER back; however they had a long wait for ride.

Microwaved chicken tenders instead of fresh fried...the staff essentially admitted as such without much prompting, would not come back

This area of downtown is always a great time! The have a nice good menu! The price points are amazing! The bar life is spectacular! Everyone is always so friendly! Can't wait for another visit!

Was here the other night for the lsdream show. Felt like they sold too many tickets and it was way overcrowded. Had Money grabber vibes hopefully they don't have more shows there because it was not a good time

My wife and I come here every year for Halloween. They close the street off for a massive block party that is awesome and always memorable. It's $5 to get in and there is a police presence which I personally like because you never know when something can get out of hand. There are beautiful ladies serving cold beer on the street and several bars to choose from if you want mixed drinks or wine instead. You are free to roam pretty much anywhere with your drink. There is a large stage outside with live music and a costume contest. This year my wife coerced me into participating in the costume contest which was really fun. During intermissions there is a DJ keeping the mood happening. Additionally, the Wall Street adjoining bars/restaurants all have dance music playing as well. If you have never been here before I would definitely stop by for a visit. The City of Orlando closes the street down multiple times a year for large events like this and they are always worth going to.

Went here 10-28-2023 for the Halloween party. $20 to get in not a big deal. They had a bar set up in the middle of the street with no line so we went there. Ordered a Jim beam double and some seltzer can beer/drink. She charged me $37.94 and didn't give me a receipt. I'm guessing she added a big tip for herself. Jim beam is a well drink and can't see the seltzer being more than $5-6 at the most so maybe $20 for the 2 drinks she thought she deserved a $15 tip? I'll pass

If you enjoy late night walks, this is the place to go! It's a beautiful areas for a late night stroll. It's surrounded by lots of bars and restaurants but for some reason, this particular strip is low-key. I accidentally came upon it as I was walking towards downtown Orlando.

Honestly, I come here often, and have yet to visit all the bars. Kind of just stay in one place for the most part. All my friends have their favorites from all the bars Wall St Plaza has to offer. Taco Tuesday used to be fun. Now it's just bleh. They have events there every once in a while and it gets pretty packed. The block parties are my favorite because they start early. Cheap drinks, cheap eats, quality service.

Nice strip of restaurant bars depending on the time of day you go. They also host various holiday bar crawl events. Many of them offer happy hour specials as well. It's street parking, which can be a little hard to find when downtown but it's not so bad if you're willing to walk a couple blocks.

I like it. There was a $5. cover for Mardi Gras. There was a line but they were polite + fast. It's outdoors so there is a nice breeze this time of yr and fresh air despite smokers. Drinks are $9. for a drink and a soda. Music varies...

Nice place, excellent service and excellent drink We enjoy the Christmas bar crawl

This is a cool place to hang out with friends... just as ling as you are not bothered by huge crowds because this gets crowded. I love the Cantina Restaurant and the Hen House bar... However, this street is packed with neat places that vary in style.

Totally reminds me of bourbon street or Adams Morgan in DC this place was a lot of fun. Didn't know what I was getting myself into but definitely a good time. A lot of spaces to pick from with a outdoor DJ.

Crazy Street when the night fall. I glad that Orlando has this street that have a control of crowd with correct age to be enter. It make it easy for bar hopping and only check your ID once and you are in the street of bars. This exiting street will be pack of do not have the light rain. There are at least more than 10 bars along this street. They include the Sideshow, Wall Street Cantina, Monkey Bar and etc. if you visit, don't forget the upstairs bars. The Wall Street plaza bring the party to the street other than their own bar. They are place fence of with bull ride if you can withstand the 8 seconds of tossing. The street is lighted with light hanging over you. A lot of young people party and having fun. There are people dancing, talking, have couple of beer of their choice. The atmosphere bring up the party mood.

This is totally a bar crawl district in Orlando. I loved it, and it made me think of Rush and Division in Chicago. I loved how there are different themes in each of the bars. There's inside and outside seating areas. There's fun music and a variety of music where ever you go. It's fun that you can drink right in the middle if the street. It is cool, and you just find street parking in the area or walk from Lake Eola. I like it a lot! My favorite was The Other Bar just because I loved the music there the most!

We were here for RumFest and it was a blast! Full of bars, and tents offering different drinks with different types of rum, who would not give this five stars??? Even with all the people attending the event everything was pretty organized. After event is over, you can just stay and spend the rest of the night there at any of the many bars or go to any of the clubs at just walking distance. So, great events, bars, and so many nearby places - this is a winner!

Man this place was poppin during St. Patty's Day!! They charge cover which wasn't too bad like $5 i think. But this place is pretty small for how many people were there. It got to the point where I felt like I was standing in the middle of everyone's walk way. I couldn't find a spot where we could just stand and chill. If you come to these block parties you definitely need to be drunk otherwise you might get annoyed with all the pushing and shoving and all obnoxious dunktards running around. Luckily I was in a happy mood but I can see myself wanting to knock a few bitches out [girls and guys] One of the bars was playing their music soooo loud that it was mixing with the music playing outside. It was quite annoying because it sounded like a VERY BAD mix. We ended up going inside one of the bars because the outside was getting too packed. We ended up staying in the bar and dancing [don't remember the name] the rest of the night. Overall it was fun and I had a good time.

Wall St. is the place to go downtown. Especially if your entertaining visiting guests, it's worth showing off this awesome 'outside/inside/street party' venue. A quick check with security and you have access to 4 bars (I know there's more in the middle but I don't count those). This is really the 'place to go' as you run into EVERYONE. While Church St. and the surrounding have a variety of fun and cool places to go and enjoy a night out, everyone someone or at some point finds Wall St. It's a fun atmosphere, especially on those cool and nice nights and when live music is going on! Stick around after the bars close because then it's food truck time!

I was very disappointed this afternoon when I went to eat lunch eat here. I asked the waitress who was just sitting at the bar talking to I guess the bartender, excuse me are you guys open? Mind you it was 10:52 when I asked. And the doors were open and the lunch special for today sign was outside. She says a liltte after 11:00. I was like thanks a lot a just walked out. How rude!!!! Never go again. She couldn't have sat me down but preferred to let money go out the door!!

As a former event coordinator and promo girl, I'm pretty familiar with the downtown scene. I've experienced my fair share of memorable nights, forgettable events, and lost cell phones, purses, cameras and more while hitting the bars in Orlando. I've come to find a few staples for any weekend drinking excursions, and Wall St. is definitely one of them. Though it can be pretty tricky to navigate on a rainy evening, Wall St. offers 8 bars for 1 cover, and each one has something to please the pickiest of bar snobs. The drinks are strong, and while some people consider them expensive (try going to Vegas if you're one of those), they pack double the alcohol of your typical drink. A shot is practically a full drink, and is served in a rocks glass. Shot glasses don't exist at Wall St. I've heard Wall St. connoisseurs called 'pretentious' and 'stuck up' before, but with the variety of bars, in my opinion, there are a ton of different options in one place and you should be able to find a spot that works for you. Here's the rundown: Cantina: A laid back, grab some food and beers drinking spot. This is one of the three bars on the strip with actual dining tables and typically, also waitress service. If you're looking to grab a bite and a casual drink, this is definitely the spot for you. One-Eyed Jacks and Loaded Hog: While these are technically separate bars, they're attached and a lot of overflow trickles back and forth between the two. One-Eyed's is the place to go to watch the big game, grab a beer, and get fast service. They also have a stage up front with a pole, which provides endless entertainment for both the guys and girls, as the chicks who dare to climb up are usually too drunk to know better, and have more Knocked Up style dance moves than Step Up. Let me put it to you another way- Rachel's would never come to Wall St. to recruit new talent. Loaded Hog is kind of like every other dive bar in the area. One bar, a few tables and chairs, a narrow space, and strong drinks. Great to stop in when the line's too long at One-Eyed's, but never a fixed spot. Slingapours: It's definitely gotten it's nickname, Sling-a-__re's, for a reason. While it's a great place to dance and usually the DJ plays a mix of top 40 and rap, the crowd can get a little crazy with their moves. If someone gets kicked out of Wall St. for shady behavior, I'm also willing to bet about 80% of those drunks get the boot here. Tuk Tuk Room/ The Globe: Similar to Hog, Tuk Tuk room is a pit stop between the two main attractions at this end of the street. The bar is never as packed as the walk-up outside Slingapour's, so it's a great spot to grab your drinks and leave an open tab. The Globe is a more upscale, loungy offering with a similar feel to Cantina. You can relax, get some food, grab a table, and check out the crazy block partiers and passersby in a bit more comfortable environment then Cantina. Waitiki: One of my favorite bars for their strong drinks, fast service, and sadly now defunct,Twitter drink specials. If you're not a dancer but still want to hear current music, Waitiki is probably for you. Monkey Bar: I think a lot of bar hoppers often even forget about Monkey Bar, or are too drunk to find the elevators. It's a great lounge spot with a bit more decor/ vibe to it than any of the other bars, and is upstairs, providing a great view of the antics on the street below. There are some really great areas to have your own semi-private party; it's kind of like VIP area without the expensive table service fees. And of course, Wall St's review would not be complete without going into further details about the block party. This is the ONLY spot in downtown Orlando you won't get arrested for carrying your drinks around out on the street, which is a major bonus when you just bought a yard-long margarita (try it) and your friends want to hop to the next bar. On busy nights, outdoor bars are set up so you don't have to make the exhausting trip a few feet down the road back to one of the indoor bars, and there are frequently beer pong, cornhole, and other crazy tournaments set up for the gamers. One final note: Rumfest and Beerfest are both held at Wall St., and are major bargains, so don't miss them! Rumfest is coming up in a few weeks, and it's a measly $20 for all you can drink rum- and not the well kind, either! All in all, of course no bar can accommodate every single walk of life happily, but Wall St. is one of those staples that you have to hit every once in awhile, no matter if you're a punk rocker, pop princess, dive bar guy, or anything in between.

As others have said, it's kind of just eh. I could take it or leave it. I've been a few times now, but have never rushed to go back. We went today because of City Skip Day. Free beer until the kegs run out. A few $2 specials. I'm not a beer drinker, so I had a couple of the $2 ciders. We had a good time. Lots of vendors. I wish there would have been a bit more covered seating outside without taking up restaurant space. Our friends found a bench. We protected it with our lives for the rest if the day! lol I was also expecting to have to use portopotties with a large event. So I was happy that I could go in a restaurant and use theirs without any waiting. My disappointment came near the end of the day when one of our friends had too much to drink. I went to the bar to get her a cup of ice water. I guess I'm used to bars that will give that to you. The bartender outside hesitated and then told me I could only get a bottle of water that was almost $3. Such is life.

Everything lovely that you can expect on a plaza, a bar plaza that is. Obnoxious drunk people. Hotness everywhere. Walk in one bar to get a drink and then carry it around throughout the plaza to another bar. It's everything a person of legal drinking age would enjoy. Think one big ass block party. Enough said. I can't wait to go back!

A place like Wall Street is not normally a go to for me. This multi-bar area is usually busy with the hard partiers, bachelorette groups, and out of towners. If you are looking for party central you have arrived. Each bar has its own set up and theme so visit each one while you're there. The best part of this area is that on the weekends it is sort of fenced in so that all the bars can spill out into the brick paved area (that was at once time a through street). You can go here and there without worrying about finishing your drink before you step out. The area can get roudy, loud, and throw a hootin' good time!

Every year our group of friends have made it a tradition to attend Rumfest. We have had an amazing time every time we go and our group seems to get larger every year. Rumfest is a block party on Wall Street Plaza that takes place from 5pm-8pm. Entrance fee is $20 online and $25 at the gate to drink unlimited for 3 hours. However, one of my friends was lucky to win tickets!! so we got in Free!! The theme was island paradise. They have a variety of rum drinks from where you get a 6oz cup and try the best from Bacardi DonQ Silver and Blackbeard spiced. They have a DJ playing music all night long. All the bars open up. Everyone had an amazing time and we are all looking forward for next year!!

I love the feel of this place, but the drinks and staff are pretty bad. Go for the outdoor vibes. As long as there is a crowd you'll have a good time. But when it's dead it's just a bummer. Each of the bars has their own feel, but they all apparently recruit from "unfriendly bartenders, Inc.". Go late on a Saturday to say you did it. Tehn play it by ear.

I think the best way to describe this place on a Saturday night is Spring break minus the beach. The bars are dirty, the drinks are strong, and I was half expecting Tila Tequila to jump out of the corner and host one of those spring break game shows where people wrestle in foam or jello or something. The crowd is made up of typical frat boys, girls decked out in butt baring dresses, and token old biker men who don't belong in that setting and give you that creepy dirty feeling. That said, I had a lot of fun here. It's a fun place to go with girlfriends to have a good time. Just don't wear anything too classy in anticipation of a spilt drink or some sporadic jello wrestling.

I can't complain with the concept of the block party on Saturday nights. The ability to go between bars is fine in my book especially when they have something different to offer than the others. As a visitor to Orlando, this was not a bad stop while bar hopping downtown. They had good music playing and it wasn't too packed. However, I did find it to be a bit pricey for the drinks but not way too pricey.

No cover! Hop from 1 bar to the next very easily (You only show your ID when you initially enter the block of bars) Can bring your drink outside! Cool concept for some easy fun!

Wall Street! I have the most randomly fun nights when I go to Wall Street. It's more relaxed than your typical club scene but you can still dance, drink and have a great time. Located off of Orange Ave. there are 7 bars located in this plaza. Each one being themed a little bit different and playing different music, if you like bar hopping this could be the spot for you. There are also outdoor bars and seating for those who, like me, enjoy people watching. Shine is my favorite bar when I go inside. They play a good mix of hip hop and pop music. There are two rooms and an outdoor seating area. Shine is probably the largest bar in the plaza. Most of the bars offer a full dining menu as well and are open for lunch, happy hour and dinner. It's not just a party spot. Wall Street also hosts several events throughout the year such us cultural related parties, concerts, alcohol-related events (duh!) like the tequila fest and watch parties during different sports seasons. Most nights Wall Street is free, but they charge sometimes during special events like those listed above. I would definitely recommend Wall Street to anyone looking for a good time.

My favorite place to go in downtown Orlando. I love taking people visiting from out of town here too. They always are amazed at the openness of all the outdoor bars. It can get very crowded so either be mentally prepared, or avoid on a holiday or some other kind of special occasion.

I have 2 opinions of WallStreet Plaza. If they are having an event, and it is done well, I really, really like it. On a non event day or night, I can take it or leave it. Last night was their St. Patricks Day event, and it rocked. I don't know where they got the band, but they were awesome. Play rock with a fiddle and bagpipes, so you can throw in some traditional Irish music, how can you top that? Well have some killer drink specials to go along with it at all the bars. People watching was off the chart with every one's outrageous green outfits. I especially liked the lime green women's wigs that were so popular this year. The $5.00 cover was well worth it.

Not my favorite place to be. Bars are crammed resturaunts are mediocre and over priced and the crowd is the type that thinks they are la chic when they're ucf greek. There can be great drinks specials to be had at the right time and some of their events can be fun. Others are just lame. All in all a viable option if you're with a group but probably not my first choice of the night.

Block Party concept is great, and with good weather it can be really fun. Came here for St Pattys Day and it was packed with people and bars. I was not of a fan the of the music they played. They were blasting different kinds of music at the same time so it was difficult to decide what you wanted to get down to. It was super crowded with a lot of rude drunk people. Overall a good event but not something you want to do weekly.

There are not many places in America where you can enjoy some drinks in the street and go on a bar crawl with your drink in hand but this is one of them and I salute them. Orlando is the land of strip malls but this is cool. It is a very bro atmosphere and yes there are people there that are drunk and cause problems. But this is the case with any place that lets anyone over 21 in with no selectivity. Fortunately there was plenty of security and also the police hanging out to stop troublemakers quickly. So yeah if you are looking for a rowdy place to hang out and hit up many bars in a small area this is cool. If you are looking for a classy place or $2 beers, it is not the place for you.

In my opinion the bars on Wall Street aren't much different from all the rest...they're all fairly dirty, way too crowded, filled with horny men and girls who are not wearing enough clothing and reek of cigarette smoke and liquor. This place is always busy on the weekends, and with fences closing off both ends, it makes it hard to move from one side to the other. However, when I do venture downtown this is my favorite place to go. I'm not sure why, but I love it. My favorite bar of the 8 "unique" in the plaza is monkey bar. I'll give you one guess as to why it's called that...give up?! Because the decor consists of provocatively dressed and positioned monkeys. The reason this one in particular is my favorite is because I love the laid back, yet energetic atmosphere and the fact that they serve yummy martinis. While their martini menu features fun and different flavors, I usually end up ordering a dirty martini...so good! Overall, you'll probably get the best bang for your buck at Wall Street on the weekend because it's only one cover for 8 bars. The drink specials vary based on the time of day, which bar you're at and the occasion, if there is one. However, I would strongly urge you to avoid this place on holidays, especially cinco de Mayo and Halloween because it gets ridiculously CRAZY and the prices are jacked up by almost 50%.

A few of my friends like to frequent the bars of Wall Street Plaza on the weekend. I will go every now and then if there is a good band playing or something special going on. To me, the bars within Wall Street are nice enough, but it is all just a little pricey for what is offered. On the weekends, Wall Street Plaza hosts it's weekly "Block Party" in which they close off the area and charge one admission for the whole area's bars. While this sounds like a good deal, I wouldn't normally pay to go in any of these bars. So basically I am just paying to stand in the closed off "street" in between all the bars with all the other sorry saps. It can be fun on the weekends, and it is usually pretty busy on a Saturday night (too busy for my liking) with all the college kids and young professionals, but I'd much rather pay cover for one great bar instead of a pricey cover for 8 so-so ones.

Went to the City skip a day and all I can say is I had such an awesome Friday!!!! Although it was very hot I still had a great time, I loved the fact that I was able to use the resturant bathroom that was an A++++. Not to many spotsto sit at but at least I had a bench lol. The prices for a water bottle were CRAZY almost $3! But over all I had a great time, this is my second time at Wall street plaza and both times I had a blast!! and free beer HELLLOOOOO!Nuff said lol

So much fun here. We visited on a Saturday night. The area was lively and there were people having a good time everywhere you went. This was my favorite spot with a love DJ, drink specials and multiple bars to pick from. One was giving away popcorn to customers. There was also alcohol mist which was a new experience for me.

eh. it's ok. it's a nice place to drop by during the week cause it's not filled with obnoxious crowds and college kids. However, be careful on the weekend... it gets packed and it's just cheesy. I do love the businesses that fill this street though. My fav is The Money Bar and The Other Bar. Both great stops. Every spot has it's own feel and own thing going on inside. I would urge you to check out each spot separately during the week. Some spots have special nights like The Other Bar on Monday's has stand up comedy night, awesome! Bingo after dark at Waitiki on Sundays... like I said, this spot is better during the week.

We were visiting Orlando for a short weekend vacation and ended the trip here. We had a blast! The street was turned into a block party with music and people everywhere. There were many bar options and even bars in the middle of the street-we didn't wait longer than 5 minutes to get a drink. The crowd was mixed and seemed to have people from all parts of the world. If you didn't feel like dancing you could people watch. There was security to ensure that everyone was over 21. Would definitely come back here if we ever visit Orlando again.

This is where you go if you've just turned 21 and want to go "downtown" to have the same experience you'd have at your local college frat bar. That's not the worst part though. Just to get in you have to deal with a security crew that is extremely confrontational and over-zealous. I understand security at a club can be dangerous and/or boring and isn't the best paying job - but when bouncers are initiating aggressive behavior with guests and pushing for conflict you have a serious problem. When the security staff was asked for names they refused to disclose the information and got even more aggressive. At this point I watched them physically push a non-aggressive or confrontational guest off of the property while shining lights in his face and shouting. This establishment treats guests like herded cattle and gives their $10/hr security crew a lot of rope. Maybe some folks like that... Here's what you get in Google if you search "wall st plaza security" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOS88upl7pc

This place reminded me of the French Quarter, just not as big or as fun in some respects. It's a giant block party on any given Saturday night and there wasn't a cover on the particular Saturday that my group decided to try it out. They had a band playing at the far end and you could buy drinks anywhere along the way and mingle to your heart's content. I was a bit overwhelmed at first and the cobblestones make it hard to dance but the crowd was lively and having a good time. I will definitely come back and really try to make a night out of it so I am on the same level as everyone else, it's not as fun if you aren't imbibing at the same rate!

The Security of this establishment is the coolest they let me and my crew in even though me last night. And my brother just turned 19 for 20 bucks a peice and a drink for a tip. Then we went to a secret alley and smoked weed with them. Best place to hang in Orlando hands down i will definitely be back. Thanks Eddie!

I'm sorry, but this place is no fun. The "block party" concept is appealing, until you find out every bar in the place is basically the same. The names reflect the decorative gimmicks inside the bars. If you do go, I recommend staying out in the street area, because the tiny bars get super packed. This is another place that is full of past their prime "bros" that have no manners. As expected, the drink selection is pretty standard to what you'd find anywhere downtown. They're not cheap but not overly pricey either.

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This is pretty much your one stop Downtown Orlando shop for all your drink needs. You have great music coming from all directions and bars with great drink specials. Usually where we'll start and/or end our night out.

This is always a great place....Tonight was a cool night (literally) and a "cool" night.. They had a live band...it was amazing. I like the fact its more than one bar so bar hopping is easy and I could still enjoy the band which was outside in the courtyard area!!!!