Much anticipated and now finally appreciated! We were delighted to try several of the cocktails and a little of the Eurydice and the El Dorado special house rums. I ended with a Dead Reckoning, which was great, unusual, and delish. All bartenders were superb (we ordered upstairs and downstairs, all on the same tab), and everything tasted fantastic. What a menu and what a rum selection, hoo-hah!
If anyone doesn't want to see photos then don't look further, because here's some of ours...
Turning right just inside the door, you see this pair of balls, among other things.
A greeting from the proud proprietor. My what a long tassle you have!
Time to mull over the menu. Those are the stairs leading to the upper polynesian perch.
Bob's thirsty too.
Looking back toward the front door. Everywhere you look, the decor invites and envelopes.
The ground floor bar.
I really like this tiki in the corner. Is it just me, or does the rock look like a tiki in profile too?
Heading downstairs to the Boathouse, here's the actual cove in the cove.
Nice to see Martin and Rebecca enjoy the fruits of their labor (freshly squeezed no less).
Not sure what the guy in the background is doing to himself.
Listen closely, and you can hear the echoes of Donn and Vic.
The private reserve El Dorado house rum = YUM!
Back upstairs, playing "spot the dash next to the three dots".
The volcano bowl finds an admirer.
-Randy
