Press Release – Broken Strings Brewery and Taproom has reopened in Downtown Orlando’s Parramore District under new, local ownership. The brewery resumed operations on February 20, 2025, following the acquisition of the brand by a new ownership group committed to serving the community with unique beer and a welcoming atmosphere.

Broken Strings Brewing Exterior with people

Broken Strings Brewery is now owned by Darryl Richardson, Brad Pascarella, and Clint Oldenburg, all of Apopka, Florida and is the sister location to Three Odd Guys Brewing of Longwood. They have reopened Broken Strings with a clear mission: to create a gathering place where everyone is welcome exactly as they are. Located at 1012 W. Church Street, Broken Strings sits between Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium, placing it at the heart of Orlando’s sports, entertainment and nightlife corridor.

The taproom is family-friendly, open to the public and intends to serve a broad range of guests, including residents, sports fans and Orlando’s electronic dance music communities as a proud member of the Parramore District.

While beer offerings consistently evolve, the focus remains on delivering quality craft beer in an approachable, community-driven environment.

“We’ve always loved the old pub feeling of camaraderie, and there should be a place for everyone to go feel welcome no matter how you’re feeling – come laugh, come cry, come blow off some steam – we are here for you,” said Pascarella.

“With our unique flavors, we aim to brew craft beer that tastes like joy in a glass,” said Richardson, who is also the Head of Brewing.

For more information about upcoming events and new brews, follow The Broken Strings Brewery and Taproom on Facebook and Instagram.

Location: Broken Strings Brewery & Taproom 1012 W. Church St. Orlando, FL 32805


About Broken Strings Brewery and Taproom
Broken Strings is a locally owned craft brewery located in Orlando’s Parramore District. Reopened in February 2025 under new ownership, it aims to be an inclusive gathering place for the Orlando community, bringing together craft beer, sports culture, live events and nightlife in a welcoming, come-as-you-are environment.

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