A group of my friends and I came to the Tiki Bar on Friday night. Happy hour was great and we sat…read moredown for dinner. The ribeye was delicious, along with the cod and chicken parm. The service was excellent and the band Record Time was playing and created a great atmosphere. I would recommend coming to eat at the Tiki Bar! We will definitely be back.

First time visiting the Tiki Bar and maybe it was an off day for the bar but I was not impressed…read morewith either the service or food. However both the beer and live music were spot on. After ordering few beers and appetizers we were constantly asked by our server whether we ready to place another order it was almost borderline harassment to place additional orders. When we did receive the main dishes I was very disappointed in the quality. The chicken panini resembled a chicken burger patty that was both cold and tasteless. Even the cures were cold and slightly soggy. The burgers were slightly better luke warm but cooked and prepared to my guests request. The beers and music made up for a disappointing lunch/dinner. Restaurant featured a full bar along with outside seating overlooking the local marina. Tiki Bar appears to be a local favorite based on the number of customers who were acknowledged by name by the staff and like I said maybe it was an off day for the staff but I'll think I'll stick to the drinks next visit.

Been there a few times ,great food good service. Last time had the macaroni n cheese with lobster…read moreugh!! $26.00 for a small cold serving , lobster had to have been frozen..I'll go back this is just a heads up to the chef/ cooks to do better

Pleasantly surprised by the food since often times when you visit a laid back bar/restaurant that…read morehas fantastic water views, the food is sometimes lacking. Not here! Food was fantastic! We got the fish tacos, sushi roll, and the chicken sandwich. Absolutely amazing! One of the bartenders was quite slow but maybe it was one of his first days. Definitely a great spot! We sat at one of the picnic tables right on the sand!

Jenkinson's is always a good time. Cuz weekend as we drove…read moreup and down the coast to tiki bars. This one by far my favorite place. They have never been. We drank and danced. I always have a good time here. Service and the views are priceless !! No pictures were taken drive. To party!!

The service was excellent, very attentive, quick to accommodate! The food was very reasonable and…read moreit's great for families staying at the BeachWalk. The breeze gives you that sigh of pure relaxation, this is a quiet place, romantic with the sunset on the water by the restaurant. THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE AT SEA-BRIGHT!

1st time to this area filled with boardwalk type food such as NJ pizza, funnel cakes , fried oreos,…read moreand more. Several arcades were open , ice cream shops, and even an aquarium were there right on the Jersy Shore. On a chilly Saturday night in the 40s you could still see families bringing their kids here for the Holiday lights and we even had a glimpse of Santa as he ran through an icecream shop going to a Christmas event at the main restaurant. Even though it is 2 wks before Xmas, it still was a nice place to walk without the major crowds of the summer.

The most ghetto place I've ever been to. You have a bunch of teenagers working as security when…read morethey have 2 brain cells keeping them together. I was pushed into the front stage when the band was on, and the next thing I'm being grabbed by my shirt and dragged out the bar. I'm 34 and have never been dragged out of anywhere. Felt completely embarrassed and disrespected, Will not go here ever again. Disgusting.

It's okay here. It's nice because it's outside…read more Crowd - not too diverse. Live bands which is cool. Drinks are your normal bar drinks. Food trucks and bathroom are nearby.

So happy to see the marina finished the massive tiki bar on the bay. Stopped in on a Thursday night…read moreand enjoyed a fresh brew. Top shelf specialty grill was providing the eats. Not sure if it was a live singer or karaoke on the stage. Parking is convenient and seating is plenty. A few fans and tvs keep the rest of the patrons entertained. Staff was attentive and speedy. Prices were great. If your new to the area you can't get a boat slip and it is handicaps accessible. Enjoy the views or dog park near by.

My mom and I took a drive down to Point Pleasant beach to kick off Memorial Day weekend and stopped…read moreat The Shrimp Box for lunch, which is definitely a must visit stop for seafood lovers. Since it was lunch time we both got the sunset dinner specials which are served from 12:00 - 5:00 pm. Both of our meals came to start with a generous salad (you can also get a bowl of chowder if you aren't interested in salad), soft drink of choice, and dessert. (I got carrot cake and my mom got chocolate cake) The food was extremely fresh and came out very quick. The restaurant itself was also clean and we had a beautiful view of the water with the docked boats. Food - Broiled Jumbo Shrimp - These juicy broiled shrimp were smothered in the most luscious butter sauce. The shrimp itself were very tender and the seasoned butter sauce gave the shrimp an amazing flavor. My meal came with a baked potato that I added some butter too and a side of mixed veggies which were also seasoned nicely. - Coconut Shrimp - These were the most perfect coconut shrimp. Each of the jumbo shrimp were battered in a generous amount of coconut flakes and fried to perfection. These shrimps were crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. The shrimp paired nicely with the sweet chili sauce on the side. The dish was also served with French fries which were nice and salty.

I really debated on whether this was a 3, a 2 or even a 3 1/2 star (please add half stars). But,…read moreeither way it will not be repeated for us. It was just not up to par. The atmosphere is nice, the view of lovely boats, etc. The drinks were I would say a step below average, we didn't complain just drank them and did not order seconds (were never asked anyway). I don't think the bar has experienced bartenders so there was no point in asking for a remake on any cocktails. Onto the food and the service: the food was just passable, it was more of what you would get in a diner. This was not all freshly made seafood, this was the type of seafood such as stuffed shrimp that you buy premade in restaurant depot and heat up and they are all perfectly uniform and skimpy. The jumbo shrimp were smaller than what you would serve for cocktail shrimp, and they were all precisely the same. Two people had this at the table. There were seven of us. The lobster tails seemed to be freshly made, chicken seemed to be a reheated premade item like the shrimp and the 2 different salmon orders both seemed likely to be made there. The oysters Rockefeller was so cheesy and very little spinach. I had never had it like that at all and they were too large a size oyster for that particular dish which I order whenever I see it on the menu. This place was recommended as a good seafood house. It's not. Is it edible? Yes. Did we eat everything? Yes, we did. Will we go back? No, thank you. The service person was very nice (sweet), but really should not have been working. She had a bad leg and a really bad hobbling limp and she had laryngitis which made it hard for the table to hear anything she said. It wasn't that she was a bad person it just made it less comfortable of an experience for us. And due to her leg, most likely hurting her we were not asked about a second round of drinks and our waters were not refilled until we asked so the service was OK. Possibly they need more help and they need to be able to pay somebody to stay home when they're not up to working. I blame the restaurant for that, not the waitress. Restaurants see somebody coming in that kind of condition - they should send them home with pay if they value the employee. It does not make for a good experience for either the employee or the customer. That said I have taken pictures of the food and the lovely atmosphere. I do believe that the majority of the food is just reheated from restaurant Depot, which is not necessarily a bad thing but when you pay $35 for stuffed shrimp and you get something that came out of a frozen box it's not exactly a vote for quality. I don't mind the price, I did mind the lower quality and precisely uniform machine made style (also the lack of any crab in the crab stuffing). Chowders were OK, not much of a clam flavor, but the soup was good. The steamers were good. Salads were fine. Dessert was good, actually very good. Everyone had dessert and all the varieties were good.

Thank goodness we FOUND paradise LOST. You ring the doorbell, and are buzzed in to be put on the…read morelist. For my group of 2, it was approximately a 25 minute wait on a Saturday at 7. We jumped over to the bar right beside and drank some girly drinks before getting the notification our table was ready. As with nearly every establishment in NYC, it is very close quarters in paradise lost. We stood at a table while waiting for seats at the bar to become available. Which, we didn't mind. I could see how this might be a little harder to get a seat for a bigger group if you aren't there before 6. It seemed that once a group got a big table, they camped out. The drinks were strong and creative. Friendly bartenders, good music, and yummy options for bar snacks. Also, the bathroom is a nice touch. Given the hell theming for the bar, the bathroom is a 180 and while using the Lou, you can listen to the bible being recited. Theres also a spooky surprise if you press the button in the bathroom. Speaking of the bathroom, it is at the bottom of some decently narrow stairs. So, try and stay sober enough for stairs or you may fall. Go to this bar. You will have fun.

Paradise Lost is a speakeasy tiki bar located on 2nd Ave in the East Village. A friend & I went…read morethere after having dinner at Spicy Moon a few blocks away. We wanted to have after-dinner cocktails in a chill space, so we searched on our phones & saw Paradise Lost address via Google. We proceeded to walk down & was unable to find the establishment due to their being no front sign. After walking back & forth a few times, we saw another group walking towards the door & they confirmed the place. We walked inside the front door pressed a "doorbell" & lo & behold we gained entry after the previous group went inside. Definitely an incognito entrance. Once inside that door there is someone to greet you, & take your information. There is a forest/ grass/ jungle-looking foyer/ hallway we walked down to get to the next door. Before we knew it, we were near the "Paradise Lost No Vacancy" neon sign w/ an arrow pointing towards the snake-shaped knob door. It gets opened & a supercool speakeasy awaits.... Paradise Lost has mixed style table / seating arrangements throughout the place. A bar seating section, booth-style seating area, lounge- style seating area, etc. We got there a little after 7pm, so the afterwork crowd was in full swing. Paradise Lost has interesting atmosphere. At times a Gothic / Medieval Vibe, meets place w/ shipwreck decor, meets eleganct /club vibe w/ beautiful ceiling lighting, etc. Music played in the background. Staff are friendly, energetic, & attentive. We were pleasantly overwhelmed w/ the vast selection of tiki cocktails that were on the menu. Paradise Lost also have an intimate selection of snacks/ food menu items. This included Popcorn, Tater Tots, Devilled Eggs Rangoon Dip, etc. We ordered some cocktails served in unique tiki mugs & a bucket of popcorn to munch on w/ our drinks. The popcorn is flavored w/ Sea Buckthorn & Browm Butter, which gave it an special flavor profile. Our cocktails were well-prepared & nice & strong. Paradise Lost has individual unisex bathroom stalls & a communal vanity & sink area. The bathroom stalls have spooky voices coming from a speaker as you use the bathroom. I was so humorously taken aback, it had me laughing when I came out...Definitely a different thing to experience in the bathroom - lol. Before we left we watched one of the bartenders do a cocktail "fire" presentation for some patrons in a booth seated area. Wow.... Paradise Lost accepts walk-ins only, no reservations. Paradise Lost accepts groups of 8 or less, unless you are requesting to book the space for a private event. Ages 21+ paradiselost.nyc @paradiselostnyc Paradise Lost is open everyday - 5pm-2am.

Like always, my favorite place never once a disappointment had a wonderful waitressing Juliana, who…read moretook over for Tonya and they both equally as wonderful. I can never have enough words to say about this place how wonderful it is. I enjoy it. It's my professional opinion that I would actually recommend this wise.. i never once had a negative experience here . Always received the warm welcome by the host. Excellent service and great food in some of the best oysters I can say I had. Love you says everything about this place. It's a beautiful back room. I definitely want to try the pizza the brick oven pizza. I have to try it one day.

We came here at the end of August to celebrate a bday. We were sat in a back room with an awesome…read morewater view. This day happened to be a day that a hurricane was coming from the south and it was cold, windy and rainy, especially for August. Each time the patio door opened which was often we were whipped with cold air. Aside from that our server, Peyton was awesome and all the food was really good. I'd love to go back as long as it's not during a storm or maybe we can bring a jacket.