A Disappointing Visit to Mai-Kai - Tiki Drinks and Food

B Bargoyle Member Tolland, CT Joined: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1032	B Bargoyle Posted posted on Fri, Mar 12, 2010 12:20 PM Rick is certainly missed, but after the trip down there end of Feb (happy hour on the 26th, open to close on the 27th) I can say that every cocktail I had was mixed to perfection, from both the service bar, AND the Molokai. Perhaps just an off night for someone in the backroom. It happens occasionally, as Chip points out. I will, however, say that being there during non-hukilau times (about 8 of em last year alone), the drinks are alot better, and a lot more consistent when they don't have to rush them for a couple hundred thirsty tikiphiles. Sorry you had some inconsistent drink there, but it begs the question, were they BAD? Inconsistency is one thing, but I don't think I've EVER had a "bad" drink there.

Rick is certainly missed, but after the trip down there end of Feb (happy hour on the 26th, open to close on the 27th) I can say that every cocktail I had was mixed to perfection, from both the service bar, AND the Molokai.

Perhaps just an off night for someone in the backroom. It happens occasionally, as Chip points out.

I will, however, say that being there during non-hukilau times (about 8 of em last year alone), the drinks are alot better, and a lot more consistent when they don't have to rush them for a couple hundred thirsty tikiphiles.

Sorry you had some inconsistent drink there, but it begs the question, were they BAD?

Inconsistency is one thing, but I don't think I've EVER had a "bad" drink there.

Post #516861 by Bargoyle on Fri, Mar 12, 2010 12:20 PM