Playalinda Brewing Company

We stopped here to check out the brewery. Nice place and the wait staff was very nice. The downtown area was dead on a Sat night, but the brewery was hopping with people.
We had a flight (5 small beers $ 15) a beer $ 6. and a pretzel with dipsl $ 5. I thought the price for the flight was overpriced, most flights we get around Florida run around $ 8-​$ 10. The beer was good.

We stopped in this gem of a brewery/​tap room on our way back from a trip to DeLand, FL and that was one of the best decisions we made all weekend. My only regret is that I haven’t been there sooner. You may ask yourself, what else is there to do in Titusville? I don’t have an answer, although, and not to sound insulting, it didn’t seem like much. But honestly, it doesn’t matter. Because if you had to do one thing there, it would be to go this brewery. Unless you don’t like beer. Which, in that case, why are you wasting your time reading this? Go explore Titusville and let me know what else I can do. But seriously, this place is awesome. Aesthetically, it’s very cool. It used to be a hardware store and still has that old timey feel with the old cubby holes and drawers behind the bar. The service was awesome. Enjoyed talking beer with two different beertenders. Flights are available for all of your sampling needs. Food is available but I can’t comment on that because we didn’t eat. I wish this place wasn’t four hours away but when I’m back in the area, I’ll absolutely be coming back.

This was a first stop during my trip to DeLand. I was immediately impressed with the area. The place is surrounded by antique stores, a monthly occurring farmer’s market and some good food options, including a food truck. This open air space is great for groups as most of the seating is made up of dining table sets. Dogs are very welcome here. My fiancé and I were able to try all of their beers in two flights, which were very reasonably priced. I will definitely be back to this great Florida find.

I really enjoyed tasting the creative beer here! Nice atmosphere and good food. My review would have five stars if the bartenders were better. Unfortunately neither would engage with us. I am a big beer fan and in the industry as well and would have loved to talk a little about the business and share my appreciation of the beer brewed there. It seemed I needed to be a young and cute female or have a beard to get more than minimal service, such a lost opportunity to connect in the countries amazing craft beer scene.
P. S.My wife says why make beautiful key lime beer and add cool whip not real whipped cream!!!

Isn’t this just the coolest thing about Titusville? The location is great, it historic Titusville, right on the main road. They have outside seating so you can enjoy the weather, but the inside is even better because other than a few personal tables, they have a community table just like in Germany-​which we love– it almost forces you to befriend your fellow patrons if you’re not in a big group — and I LOVE it. We ordered a pretzel, the cuban panini, and a cheese plate– we loved everything. The beer selection is wonderful and descriptive and the crowd and staff are equally happy to be there. I do wish it was open more hours– but at the same time– I love that it keeps you wanting. If you are in the area, or love beer, or love social places, or are looking for a new venue– look no further– you will not be disappointed. It’s hipster, meets late brunch crowd, meets dive bar who is best friends with cool local bar… what more could you want?

That’s some good beer there my man! The guy with the beard, Marcus, is one nice fella too! My one regret is that I stink at life sized jenga :(oh well!

I love this place and wish there were someplace like it closer to me. The list of beers is not too long, with plenty of creative and intriguing options.
My friend and I tried the Tripel Entendre, Strawbeery Sponge Cake and Honey Bee… made with local honey!
If you love local beer places like I do, I recommend Playalinda.

I was puzzled by the exterior – it has a Sherwin Williams sign on the front and from a distance I thought it was a paint store. I knew there was a brewery somewhere along the street, but wasn’t expecting it to be disguised as a hardware store.
The interior was beautifully done, salvaging distressed wood and transforming it into a nice bar.
The beer was good and service was pleasant and efficient. One of the times we were there recently was on a Friday and the place was jammed packed. It seems like it’s the place to be in Titusville.
The food was a complete puzzlement, however. I was quite put off by the $ 5 pretzel. Bar snacks were either strange or hideously overpriced. A group at a table was eating popcorn, however inquiries revealed that it’s a special order just for that group. Very bizarre.
So, come for the beer – forget any food.

Playalinda is a nice little brewery tucked away in the downtown area near Canaveral National Seashore. The brewery aspect may be small, just a few batches brewing at a time, but the place is full of charm!
The bar is gorgeous– it’s got stained dark wood, pipes and a very industrial feel to it. It is open and airy and filled with light coming from the front windows.
The staff is super friendly, knowledgeable, and seem to be having fun throughout the day. When I was there, one of the taller burly bartenders was singing opera style to muse… so that was fun!
This is also one of the only bars I’ve been to where they have food, or «bar snacks» as they call them. They had a selection of dips, including buffalo chicken dip and smoked fish dip, to name a few. They also had a charcuterie board, as well as a selection of cheese plates to choose from. I personally got the tomato and mozzarella pressed panini with pesto and sun-​dried tomatoes, which was a nice lunch before the beach. They even served it with home made pita chips.
Playalinda Brewing is a great place to check out if you are in the area and interested in local small batch craft beers! The staff is friendly, the location is great, and it is an awesome way to start or end a beach day!

Marcus was rad Great beer selection (and awesome beers). Cuban was perfect and the cheese n meat plate was enough for 4.

Chef Larry’s was closed today so my husband and I did a drive around town and saw people gathering in bistro tables outside the hardware store. But it wasn’t a hardware store at all, instead we found a brewery tucked among the shops. Old antique hardware drawers and cubbies, worn wooden floors and a door that has seen generations pass were a warm contrast to the shiny stainless brewery equipment. Besides all the unique beer was a simple menu of sandwiches and such that were absolutely delectable. Having arrived starving from a day with the wild on Merritt Island, we left perfectly satisfied.

Tasty beers, great décor. Titusville is growing up.

A hidden gem!!! We really enjoyed the vibe, the beer and the menu. The hubby got a Cuban which he loved and was new to the menu, and I got the charcuterie plate which was awesome. When in the area you must check it out!!!

Husband and I both agree Great Beer… had Honey Bee Belgian 8% and Key Lime Slice with cream 6% lets just say after 2 of these. couldnt feel our toes… nice laid back atmosphere and very friendly staff! Will absolutely be back… don’t mind the 20 mile drive… well worth it!

This place is everything I love about a small, local brewery. It is also everything you’d expect to find that makes a place like this worth visiting: a quaint atmosphere, brewing equipment well in view of the bar, Edison bulbs hanging from the ceiling, and lots of copper and wood. Oh… did I mention the world class beer brewed by their brew master and beer cicerone, Ron Raike? Seriously. .anything this guy turns out is phenomenal!

I have only been here once so far but I think this place is great.
It’s wonderful to have something like it in Downtown Titusville. The décor is perfect. We loved the simplicity of it.
They brew a lot of unique beers while also offering plenty other options. The bartenders were all very friendly and helpful.
It’s a great place to go to enjoy a few beers with friends and to watch the game.
We will definitely go back.

This is a great local spot to have a unique beer and play board games or just catch up with friends. I’ve been here 5+ times.
The décor is spot on. This is a place to feel proud to bring visitors in from out town.
You can bring in outside food and the pizza place across the street will even deliver to you.
The bar is quite long, with several long tables and a couple of round ones. It can, at times, lack intimacy as it attracts a lot of business and its layout is so open.
It’s one of the best watering hole in town.

Stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. Enjoyed a few fresh and tasty Belgium beers. They serve package food to snack on. You can bring your own food in if you’d like. Cool atmosphere. Friendly bar tenders. You can sign up and pay to select music on their jukebox app.
We’d definitely stop in again and plan to spend a few hours — maybe bring our dice or cribbage board and hang out with the locals!

Nice little brewery in Titusville. I ordered the «You’re my boy Blue» beer and it was really good. Service was decent, although they easily could have sold a few more beers at our table if our waitress had stopped by more often.
We ordered the cheese and crackers, which was decent, but they do serve everything packaged so you have to open it yourself.
Overall, it was a nice place to hang out and have a beer.

This brewery is great! I came here with three other people and we had a great time. It’s located right in the cute little downtown section of Titusville and is very nicely decorated.
We tried the beer sampler trays and really enjoyed everything. We liked the servers and the fact that we got to see the equipment used to make the beer right inside the seating area. They have some outside tables, but they fill up quickly.
The beers have very detailed descriptions and there a lot of unique flavors available. The servers all seemed knowledgeable and were pleasant. The brewery itself is very clean and airy.
The only downside is that, at least when I went, they didn’t serve any food. So, you can’t come here for a meal and some beer. You have to eat before or after. It’s not a huge sacrifice, but just a bit inconvenient for repeat visits.