Nice Cigar Lounges in Orlando?

[crgraham32]

I am going to be spending a couple of weeks in Orlando on business pretty soon. Does anyone know of some good cigar lounges in the area? I am looking for a place that is open in the evenings that I could go sit and relax and have a few cigars.

I have seen a few places online (Corona Cigar), but I am looking for good suggestions.

[csaclint]

Originally Posted by crgraham32

I am going to be spending a couple of weeks in Orlando on business pretty soon. Does anyone know of some good cigar lounges in the area? I am looking for a place that is open in the evenings that I could go sit and relax and have a few cigars.

I have seen a few places online (Corona Cigar), but I am looking for good suggestions.

Corona is massive, not the best prices in the world, but a huge selection, and lots of seating and what have you. If you hit up the branch downtown, they actually have a full bar as well. There is Fuego at Downtown Disney. Never been there, but its a Disney property so take that for whats its worth. Depending on what side of town you're on, there is Ol' Time Cigars. They're in Casselberry, north east of orlando. Not really a lounge, but they've got a good selection, and a seating area with a tv. They're also next door to a really good Cuban restaurant. Only downside is they close fairly early (might be open late on weekends though).

[Diplomatico]

Corona rocks. I've been to the one on Sand Lake Dr and enjoyed myself quite a bit. Prices were quite reasonable (esp considering I live in CA) and the place was very pleasant with nice folks working there. Highly recommended.

[crgraham32]

I will probably end up staying downtown, so Corona's does sound interesting. It looks like it might be more of a party spot though. That will be good for once or twice, but I am going to be wanting to wind down in the evenings most of the time. Is there anything other than Corona's downtown?

[csaclint]

Originally Posted by crgraham32

I will probably end up staying downtown, so Corona's does sound interesting. It looks like it might be more of a party spot though. That will be good for once or twice, but I am going to be wanting to wind down in the evenings most of the time. Is there anything other than Corona's downtown?

Not that i've come across. I got hopeful the other day when i saw a shop with a bright yellow sign that said CIGARS. Turned out they sold cigarettes and a couple cigars.

[crgraham32]

Update:

I spent Monday evening at Corona's with a few friends watching Monday Night Football. We had a great time. Very good selection of cigars and friendly help. My only complaint was that there were no really comfortable couches or chairs. It is a Cuban themed decor, but I would like to have been able to sink into a leather couch or chair instead of a wooden chair. Other than that small complaint, it was very nice.

One cool item was their cigar themed chopper complete with a built in humidor in the gas tank and a built in cutter and wine rack. Very sharp chopper complete with realistic wood grain paint job.