World Of Beer

After visiting WOB in the Villages we thought we would stop in to the Port Orange location for dinner. Very limited food menu. Left after drinks

Last night’s visit to Port Orange World of Beer was extremely disappointing. Not only were myself, my mom and my aunt ignored after sitting at a table but when we realized we might have a better chance at getting a drink by going up to the bar I was again ignored. Each bartender made direct eye contact with me and continued to ignore me and then proceeded to attend to customers who walked up to the bar after me. I once worked at World of Beer and remember we had a policy that everyone must have a drink in their hand within 2 – 5 minutes of entering the bar. Well this policy has clearly faded and thus the quality of service has as well. I was very shocked at the disrespect we received last night and I am questioning returning to this bar again.

This place is great super fun lost of beer. Different types for everyone. Defiantly pricey and the music is super loud so not a first date kinda place. But if you’re looking for a fun place with games to go with your friends and get drinks this is it.

Male bartender with two forearm tattoos is an absolute jerk. First time we had him, I asked for extra ranch with my wings. When they came out the wings were wrong, no ranch. I asked for a ranch, he rolled his eyes and said «you’re killing me». The second time we had him, we came to watch Monday night football. There were 3 people in the whole place and he was the only bartender. He didn’t greet us as we came in, he threw the menus in front of us and still didn’t say anything. They had the game on a few tvs, but I asked politely if he could change one of the tvs that was closer to the 4 of us (which was more than half his customer base), he rolled his eyes and sneered. I told him never mind, we will go somewhere else. He continued to not say anything walk over to change the tv, but we were already out the door. I love world of beer, but I’m not going to give my money to someone who makes me feel like a nuisance for asking him to do his job. My family has owned restaurants and bars my entire life, I’ve worked in them since I was 18. I tip extremely well and an critical of servers, however I’ve never been so mad that I’ve walked out. Will never order a beer from him. Everyone else is cool, sweet vibe and good beer. Kevin, the other guy bartender is awesome. Ask for him.

Love this place! Staff is well trained and has great knowledge of beers! Chris and Rick have a great way of making sure their employees treat everyone regardless if it’s your first beer or your 1,000 beer with an education of what you are drinking and what you should have next. Never stingy with allowing you to sample something and gives you time to decide if you need it.
Game days– fun place to watch your team!
Trivia– packs in a great crowd and is a blast!

Great beer great atmosphere. A little on the pricy side but it’s a great bar in port orange and always very consistent

So happy I tried this place! I noticed the Unilocal reviews were not all that great, but it seems like most of the not-​so-​great reviews are from a few years ago. This place was AWESOME! Yes… the drinks are a little pricey ($ 5 – 8), but it’s not a dive bar, so what do you expect?!? They have a great selection; the staff is knowledgeable and very friendly. The live music was great. It was a great experience! Will definitely be back again! P. S. If you order the pretzel, the cheese is definitely worth the extra money! The pretzel and tater tots were great!

Found the best Saison I’ve ever had here. Great food, insane about of beer… great place to sit and catch up with friends.
I’d suggest getting the pretzel to start. It’s huge. I ordered the steak sandwich that was pretty good. The beer selection was the best by far…

Great atmosphere visiting relatives for Thanksgiving poke in for a couple late night drinks. They had live music also a raffle fundraising for a local getting paralyzed in a car accident.

One of my favorite spots. Good food, good beer. You will find Bud here, but it’s not cheap. Why would you want to drink that anyhow when there is a whole world of beer waiting to be explored. Pun intended. This is one of the few places that I, as a female, feel completely comfortable saddling up to the bar by myself. I’ve spent a small fortune here, but I do love this place.
Avoid House 4 Beer and go here instead.

Good beer selection with stupidly high prices. 4 draughts came to $ 30! I’m all for paying for quality, but that’s a substantial drop of lucre for 4 drinks.
That being said though, our bearded bartender did a good job with recommendations and was quick to take our order, so nice work on him. Trivia includes a brief dance-​off, so get ready for drunk white people flailing to Reel To Real’s 90’s classic «I Like To Move It (Move It).»
Staffed by a disproportionately large amount of 4s.

Was here for the first time during dueling pianos, it was great! I also had great hard cider with red hots & apples soaked in fireball! Yum! I’ll be back again & hopefully try a soft pretzel I heard they’re delicious!

I like WOB but this one has a weird location. I love that there’s multiple beers to choose from but its overpriced. Cool atmosphere and I love that there’s always a place to sit.

Great selection! Fun place to go and grab brew also local restaurants deliver to the location which is awesome! Be careful with cops in the area just a FYI

Never been to a World of Beer but found this to be a positive experience at least. Immediately, it is obvious they have a lot of different types of beer (an entire 2 walls dedicated to them) and unlike some other bar types I’ve been to, the place actually has decent lighting (which can be good or bad, dependent on what you want to do).
It was a good place to just catch up with friends and play some board games. Although we brought one in, they had a cabinet full of them if you’re so interested. They do lack any other sort of entertainment though so beware of that.
The beers themselves are varied. They offered a smattering of beers, so many, and many of which seem to be relatively niche. They also offered samples for the less decisive sort to try and assist in the beer selection decision. Although I felt like they intentionally chose the more expensive beers (lack of knowledge of the name + no price + near obligation), the beer itself is alright. Seems a little too overpriced too, but I’m a bit stingy so perhaps its fine.
Overall, interesting if you want to try some beers, but nothing much to do their or in the area to make this place great. That with the pricier beverages makes this a three star in my book.

This is the place to go for great craft beer from around the world. 500 different types at any given time. Live music on the weekends. This place takes beer drinking to a new level.

I agree with other reviewers, a few miles down the road in the Pavilion you’ll find House For Beer. They always seem friendly and willing to please customers. Plus it’s in a way nicer side of town than World of Beer.
I havent had that vibe at World of Beer. I feel like I am in an Abercrombie store with the stuck up staff making me feel like a nuisance. Plus, there is nothing around this establishment.

Great selection, friendly service, I found many of my favorite IPA’s and many great new ones to try. Definitely recommend!

Service is usually pretty good at this World of Beer location (not so good at others) but it tends to be loud and there isn’t always a whole lot of seating. Whenever they have live music, talking becomes shouting. Great selection of craft beer.

I agree with the last guy, service here does suck but they’re an OK place to come drink beer if you’re a beer snob. They have alot of beers to choose from but a lack of domestics like Bud Light, so they’re intentionally alienating people (not sure if that’s what they’re going for). They have Yuengling, which I always enjoy but not at $ 4 a bottle.
Other than having a few TVs there’s not really much to do here, no food, dartboard, pool table, shuffle board, etc… and it’s not really close to anything else, so barhopping is out of the question.
It’s almost like they want you to come in, have a few beers, and be on your way. Sorry guys, you’re doing it wrong.