I can't fully express how grateful and happy I am that we got to meet Chris Torres today. We came…read morein with family and friends just to enjoy some drinks, and he took care of us in a way no one ever has before. His hospitality, kindness, and attention to every detail made our experience truly unforgettable. We're so thankful for the amazing service, and honestly, we would come back again because of him. Thank you, Chris, for giving us some of the best hospitality in the world -- you truly made our day special.

Love this venue. Staff is always attentive and the events are always lively. Location give you a…read moregreat ambiance feel with an outdoor court if you need to get some air without having to hang out on a sidewalk or parking lot.

Our Cigar organization held it's monthly meeting here last evening. While a little tricky to find…read moreyou step inside and back to a time of luxury and opulence that was the world of fine cigars. High back leather chairs and sofas, small intimate gathering rooms, solid wood walls and ceilings and a full impressive bar and cocktails offerings. Excellent host and hostess and enough background music to help keep conversation slow and quiet. Thanks to our host for a unique food offerings as well. The humidor while smaller compared to many large chain stores offers a nice selection and a variety of "house rolls". They even have a nice outdoor seating area for those warmer days and evenings

Had such a wonderful time! Had fantastic music and great drinks! It's definitely a hidden gem! If…read moreyou're ever in the Lakeland area and want to have a good time I recommend this place!

I love a theater with history and 1920's architecture and I found both in the Polk Theatre in…read moredowntown Lakeland. This 1,400-seat theatre was designed by architect James E. Casale and built in 1928 when the town of Lakeland had only 15,000 residents. The Polk Theatre opened on December 22, 1928 with Pauline Frederick in "On Trial". This theatre has the distinction of having the first air conditioning system in the county which pumped artesian well water to cool the building. Other features of the theatre include a mezzanine, a high balcony, a Venetian piazza backdrop, an orchestra pit, a cloud ceiling against which images of twinkling stars are projected, and terrazzo flooring. In 1941 the Polk Theatre was operated by Paramount Pictures Inc. through their subsidiary E.J. Sparks. In December 1978 it was taken over by Plitt Theatres. On September 23, 1984 the theatre was closed for low attendance after a showing of Jim Henson's "The Muppets Take Manhattan". A group of concerned people got together to save the historic theatre from demolition. It was purchased for $300,000 with a grant from the state. On October 15, 1984 the Polk Theatre reopened as a performing arts venue. The Polk Theatre was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1993. Today the theatre has a live performing arts series as well as independent films and special events. In December the event calendar is filled with classic films and a performance of the Nutcracker. Tickets can be purchased through the Polk Theatre website.

Fun and different experience than the traditional move theatre. They sell very reasonably priced…read moresnacks and drinks, and the theatre has been well kept for the number of years that it's been there. My partner loves older movies, so this is right up his alley. I enjoyed the theatre but not so much the older movies.

It's adjacent to a hotel. The parking is not the best because they are remodeling…read more The inside is nice and cool. I went to for the FHSAA State Championship. They have two jumbo screens to watch and they were clear. They didn't have many food options and it was expensive.

This is the only venue I have ever been to where craft beer is actually cheaper than domestic…read moreoptions. Ordering either a $5 Craft Beer or $7 Budweiser is a pretty easy choice for me. That being said, you will still probably have to wait 25 minutes to get your $5 local brew. Lakeland center is dated, dark, and a long way from being a state of the art facility. However, it really isn't trying to be one either. You get the feeling that if Lakeland center could talk it would say; "I'm not the best venue in Florida and I'm OK with that." All kidding aside, the venue is comfortable, intimate and was a fine place to enjoy some Ring of Honor Wrestling. However, it doesn't appear to have been renovated in several decades and the concession lines were very slow. Lakeland center is a bit like a good dollar store knife, it isn't going to impress anyone but it gets the job done.

We were in town for a friends wedding and our hotel was right by this bar. It was awesome. We went…read morethere three separate nights. Between the pool, darts, and karaoke it's a fun time for anyone.

New bar. Beer wine for now. Games: golf,bowling,…read morepool,pinball and darts. Fun atmosphere.

Band has been going through some growing pains but are on track now check them out! They play…read moreprimarily in the Polk Tampa area! Like them on FaceBook; website no longer valid!

From the owner: Live Country music band for hire for your special occasion including weddings, public and private…read moreevents , bars, lounges and any music venue to keep your guest entertained and dancing all night long.

Great place wonderful service. Went one day remembered me and drink the next day great locationread more

The Brass Tap- Lakleand 1515 Town Center Dr G-102,…read more Lakeland, FL 33803 @btlakeland Oktober Fest has arrived at The Brass Tap Lakeland! Get your friends together for a feast and beer and enjoy the Party. This weekend in October come join and experience Oktober Fest fun! Dont wait or youll miss out! Whether you visit to watch sports on TV or just for good conversation with friends, their menu--packed with craveable bites--pairs perfep0ctly with any beer crafted pour. The Brass Tap is everything you want from a craft beer bar, plus more. If you happen to be in Lakeland, come pay them a visit. What I had: 1) Brisket Nachos - fully packed option 2) Bratwurst with Kettle Chips- great way to enjoy Oktober Fest 3) Weihensstephaner Hefeweissbeir- refreshing crisp beer 4) Tiki Man Cocktail -refreshing cocktail

I was meeting a friend for lunch in Lakeland FL so I looked for a highly recommended option. Cob &…read morePen came up on a number of lists. It's located in a nondescript building that's basically one large dining room with a bar in the back. Since we got there at the top of the lunch hour, it was not busy so we were served very quickly. The menu had lots of interesting options - I went with the Beer Braised Pork Street Tacos and could not have been more pleased with my choice. They are made with shaved pieces of pork topped with lettuce, Muenster cheese, honey mustard, and pickles. The taste of all that together is excellent. If you are in the area, this is an excellent choice for a good lunch!

A renovated Tudor historic home, now a bistro with craft beer/bar and crafted eats…read more We chose the cheese board alongside a couple drinks. The cheeseboard includes meat and cheddar, Kalamata olives, naan bread, pickles, Brie cheese, a mustard sauce and a raspberry spread. The grapes on the board were super fresh and also tasted great. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The outdoor seating is a nice option on a beautiful day. I highly recommend!