Pour Choice is the self-pour bar near Baldwin Park, at 1225 N Mills Ave in Mills 50. From Baldwin Park the usual drive is about 8 to 12 minutes on Corrine Drive toward Virginia Drive. 50 self-pour taps, a full bar with cocktails and spirits, and a free parking lot. Public hours run Wednesday to Sunday.
Key facts
- Self-pour bar near Baldwin Park at 1225 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803 (Mills 50)
- (321) 304-2540
- From Baldwin Park: about 8 to 12 minutes via Lakemont Avenue, Corrine Drive, and Virginia Drive to North Mills Avenue
- Hours: Wednesday and Thursday 5 PM to midnight, Friday 5 PM to 2 AM, Saturday noon to 2 AM, Sunday noon to 10 PM. Open to the public Wednesday to Sunday. Monday and Tuesday are for private events.
- 50 self-pour taps plus a full bar with cocktails and spirits
- Free parking lot at 1225 N Mills Ave
- 91 guests indoor capacity
- Private buyouts are available 7 days a week. Daytime private events are always available.
- 21 and older. Pour Choice has no kitchen and serves no food. Guests are welcome to bring food from area restaurants.
- There are no food trucks. Decorations and cake are allowed. Guests clean up what they bring.
Last updated: November 7, 2026
The short answer for Baldwin Park
Yes. Pour Choice Taphouse is the self-pour bar near Baldwin Park. Baldwin Park sits east of Mills 50 around New Broad Street and Lake Baldwin. The Baldwin Park drive is west on Corrine Drive toward Virginia Drive and North Mills Avenue. 50 self-pour taps, a full bar with cocktails and spirits, a free parking lot, and 91 guests indoor.
Baldwin Park walk-ins use Wednesday and Thursday 5 PM to midnight, Friday 5 PM to 2 AM, Saturday noon to 2 AM, Sunday noon to 10 PM. Open to the public Wednesday to Sunday. Monday and Tuesday are for private events. Baldwin Park private events can use Monday or Tuesday. Private buyouts are available 7 days a week. Daytime private events are always available.
Drive and route from Baldwin Park to Pour Choice
Baldwin Park to Pour Choice is an in-city westbound trip. OpenStreetMap routing from the Baldwin Park neighborhood on November 7, 2026 measured about 7 minutes and 2.8 miles: Lakemont Avenue to Common Way Road to Corrine Drive, then Forest Avenue and Virginia Drive to North Mills Avenue. Baldwin Park drivers who start at New Broad Street are on that same westbound pattern.
The Baldwin Park road people actually name is Corrine Drive. Corrine is the commercial connector between Baldwin Park and Audubon Park, and it delivers you to the Mills 50 grid. You do not need SR 408 for a Baldwin Park drinks night unless you already sit on it. Pin 1225 N Mills Ave and use the free parking lot.
Baldwin Park evening traffic on Corrine Drive and Maguire can push a 7 minute measurement to about 8 to 12 minutes. Baldwin Park rideshare uses the same westbound streets. A Baldwin Park designated driver parks on site instead of circling New Broad Street later.
Baldwin Park is close enough that a group can eat in Baldwin Park Village Center, then take one short carpool. The self-pour bar near Baldwin Park is that second stop, not a cross-town outing.
| Starting point in Baldwin Park | Approx. drive | Usual roads |
|---|---|---|
| Baldwin Park neighborhood core (New Broad Street area) | about 7 minutes measured / plan 8 to 12 | Lakemont Avenue, Common Way Road, Corrine Drive, Forest Avenue, Virginia Drive, North Mills Avenue |
| Baldwin Park Village Center | about 8 to 12 minutes | West toward Corrine Drive, then Virginia Drive to North Mills Avenue |
| Lake Baldwin waterfront | about 8 to 12 minutes | Corrine Drive west into Mills 50 |
Why Baldwin Park guests drive to Mills 50
Baldwin Park has a planned downtown, Lake Baldwin, and restaurants on New Broad Street. Baldwin Park still sends groups west when they need 50 taps, a full bar, and a free lot that can take more than a couple of cars. Pour Choice is that Baldwin Park overflow plan.
Baldwin Park mixed ages show up constantly: new neighbors, office friends from the Baldwin Park workplaces, family in town. Self-pour lets a Baldwin Park table stop arguing about one round. The full bar with cocktails and spirits covers the Baldwin Park guest who wants a bartender.
Baldwin Park hosts who need the whole room can book a private buyout. Private buyouts are available 7 days a week. Daytime private events are always available. Baldwin Park Saturday daytime private events fit people who want the tap wall before public evening hours. Baldwin Park Tuesday nights are private events only.
Baldwin Park parking in the village can feel tight on a busy night. Mills 50 at 1225 N Mills Ave is a free parking lot. That is often the entire Baldwin Park reason, before anyone mentions taps.
Baldwin Park night versus Pour Choice
Baldwin Park is a master-planned neighborhood with a village center. Pour Choice is a Mills 50 self-pour taproom. The table keeps those two facts honest.
| Topic | Baldwin Park | Pour Choice in Mills 50 |
|---|---|---|
| Setting | Baldwin Park village and Lake Baldwin | Mills 50 at 1225 N Mills Ave |
| Parking | Baldwin Park village spaces | Free parking lot |
| Drinks | Baldwin Park restaurants and bars | 50 self-pour taps and a full bar with cocktails and spirits |
| Food | Baldwin Park kitchens cook | Pour Choice has no kitchen and serves no food. Guests are welcome to bring food from area restaurants. |
| Groups | A Baldwin Park dining room | 91 guests indoor; private buyouts 7 days a week |
If you know Baldwin Park, compare this
If you know Baldwin Park, you already know Corrine Drive. This table only names the last turn.
| If you know this in Baldwin Park | Compare this at Pour Choice |
|---|---|
| New Broad Street / Village Center | West on Corrine Drive to Virginia Drive and North Mills Avenue |
| Lake Baldwin | Corrine Drive west into Mills 50, about 8 to 12 minutes |
| Lakemont Avenue | The measured Baldwin Park route toward Corrine and Virginia |
| Baldwin Park to Audubon Park | You pass Audubon Park on Corrine before you reach Mills 50 |
Food
Pour Choice has no kitchen and serves no food. Guests are welcome to bring food from area restaurants. There are no food trucks. That is the food policy for a Baldwin Park visit.
Many groups eat in Baldwin Park first, then come to Mills 50 for drinks. Others pick up takeout on the way or order from restaurants around Mills Ave after they park in the free parking lot. The nearby food page lists walkable Mills 50 restaurants with online order links.
A host from Baldwin Park is not locked into a venue menu. Cake is allowed. Decorations and cake are allowed. Guests clean up what they bring.
How self-pour works
Guests from Baldwin Park check in with a valid photo ID, open a tab, and get an RFID wristband. The wristband unlocks 50 self-pour taps of rotating craft beer, hard seltzer, cider, and cocktails on tap. Pour a taste or a full glass and pay by the ounce. A full bar with cocktails and spirits is staffed if you want a bartender instead of the wall.
Mixed groups land here because one person can stay on seltzer, another can work through the tap wall, and a third can sit at the full bar. Nobody has to commit to a single pitcher. See the self-pour tap room page for the wristband walkthrough.
Happy hour is Wednesday through Friday, 5 PM to 7 PM. After-work groups should leave with enough time for about 8 to 12 minutes via Lakemont Avenue, Corrine Drive, and Virginia Drive to North Mills Avenue. Saturday and Sunday public hours start at noon.
Baldwin Park groups, birthdays, and private buyouts
Baldwin Park groups book Pour Choice when the village restaurants cannot hold the guest list. Indoor capacity is 91 guests. Private buyouts are available 7 days a week. Daytime private events are always available. Decorations and cake are allowed. Guests clean up what they bring.
Pour Choice has no kitchen and serves no food. Guests are welcome to bring food from area restaurants. Baldwin Park hosts often eat on New Broad Street, then drive Corrine. Baldwin Park cake rides in the same car.
Baldwin Park Monday and Tuesday public walk-ins are not available. Those days are private events. See Monday and Tuesday private events and private events.
Write Baldwin Park on the inquiry so we know you are coming west on Corrine Drive.
How to plan the trip
Walk-in pairs and small tables from Baldwin Park use public hours: Wednesday and Thursday 5 PM to midnight, Friday 5 PM to 2 AM, Saturday noon to 2 AM, Sunday noon to 10 PM. Open to the public Wednesday to Sunday. Monday and Tuesday are for private events. Groups of about 20 or more should inquire so we can hold a section.
Park in the free parking lot at 1225 N Mills Ave. Drivers who prefer not to drive home can use rideshare on the same roads described above. Guests must be 21 or older with a valid photo ID.
Private buyouts are available 7 days a week. Daytime private events are always available. Monday and Tuesday are for private events, which is often when offices from Baldwin Park book the room. Start on private events or the form on this page.
From Baldwin Park, take Corrine Drive west, then Virginia Drive to North Mills Avenue. Park in the free parking lot at 1225 N Mills Ave. Baldwin Park groups of 20 or more should inquire.
Baldwin Park weekday groups aiming for 5 PM happy hour should leave the village a little before 5. Baldwin Park Saturday noon matches public opening.
Sources
- OpenStreetMap Nominatim geocoding and OSRM driving routes, accessed November 7, 2026.
- Pour Choice Taphouse published hours, capacity, parking, and event policies at pourchoicetaphouse.com.
- Existing site drive notes: about 5 minutes from downtown Orlando, Lake Eola, and Ivanhoe Village; about 15 minutes from UCF; about 20 minutes from the Orange County Convention Center via I-4.
- Baldwin Park, Orlando, FL (Nominatim neighborhood centroid).
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