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    Strong Water Anaheim

    4.6 (992 reviews)
    ModerateTiki Bars
    Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Amy Y.

    I put this James Beard Award finalist tiki bar on our itinerary after looking up things to do in Anaheim, and I'm so glad I did - now they'll be in our usual Anaheim trip rotation. While I don't drink too much for health, I do enjoy rum and seeing what cocktails are concocted by those into the craft. Reservations are a must, unless you want to wait long or sit outside. We came on a random weekday and it was fully booked, and there's also limited seating. The difference between the main dining room and captain's quarters is basically theming and intimate space, based on what I've seen. Every seating area is designed to have a unique experience, to not make any specific spot better than another. We sat in the middle of the main dining room, which happened to be under a very strong AC, bird portraits, and skull decor. Strong Water has a very extensive bar menu, as well as a large enough food menu that you might as well eat dinner here, too (which I'll also look forward to next time). I would mainly focus on ordering something you like ingredient-wise, as everything we tasted was great. Sometimes you can tell what will be sweeter or lighter, and what will pack more of an alcoholic punch. The water was cold and crisp, and they know what they're doing when they balance each drink with the perfect ratios! They even have a section in their menu detailing why they use a specific ice shape and volume! - Banana Batida A delicious, creamy drink that tastes like a banana milkshake. - Birds of Paradise The sweetest of our lot, good if you like alcohol masked. It was sweet, fruity, tart, and mostly tasted like a nice tropical fruit juice. - Pineapple Whipped Colada Feel good drink, though a little less fruity and creamy than my expectations. Very smooth pineapple juice with flavored rums. - Cobra's Fang Potent dark rum with some citrus and other liquors. The orange peel was made to look like a snake, and it came with a plastic stirrer souvenir! It certainly knocked out the friend who drank it. I love how the bartenders are also masters of strawbending. These were without a doubt, some of the best cocktails I've ever had in my life. The balance within each drink was perfect. Service was also very prompt and attentive - I don't think there was anything more I could have asked for in this experience!

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    Daph H.

    A tiki bar with good food? I was skeptical, but after my visit, I can see why Strong Water was a finalist for a James Beard award. I made reservations in advance, which ensured that we were seated indoors. The decor is a mash up of tiki and pirate and the restaurant totally feels like it could be part of the Pirates of the Caribbean. I am not a fan of overly sweet drinks, so our server recommended the Navy Grog, which was perfect. It was my husband's birthday so he got a complimentary shot along with his Mai Tai. They ask you about food allergies when you check in, so the servers already know what to look out for when you order. My daughter has a shellfish allergy, which she didn't offer up at check in, but our server diligently checked to see what type of shellfish was used in the dish she wanted. I ordered a couple of appetizers - Hawaiian garlic shrimp and the Korean braised pork tacos. The shrimp were delicious and came with bread to mop up that delectable sauce. I wasn't expecting much from the Korean braised pork tacos, but those wound up to be my favorite (though the pancake was a little greasy). The pan-seared scallops were nicely done. The weakest dish was the crispy pork ribs - a little on the dry side and could have used a bit more sauce. It was a fun night out. Definitely sit inside if you can. It may be dark but I feel like the outside seating loses out on the tiki experience. Validated 2-hour parking in the public garage. You have to sign up for an account on your phone and then scan the QR code for validation but it's pretty seamless.

    Julie H.

    Made a reservation for our anniversary and had a great experience. They had a complimentary snack-sized daiquiris (snackquiris). Really cute and thoughtful! We both ordered rum-based cocktails and really enjoyed them. The bartender was friendly, funny, and helped make the experience even more enjoyable. The atmosphere was immersive, nautical, and tiki-themed, though it took a minute for our eyes to adjust to the dim lighting. We only came for drinks this time, but the food coming out to nearby tables looked delicious. Looking forward to coming back to try some of the food on our next visit.

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    Doug B.

    We attended a special Chartreuse tasting event at Strong Water which was being held in honor of Chartreuse week and Chartreuse Day 1605 (May 16), the annual celebration of Chartreuse's origins and history. The tasting featured a great lineup of green and yellow Chartreuse paired with small bites. It concluded with a complementary Chartreuse-based cocktail from one of five recipes. Brand ambassador Taylor guided the event and began by telling us about the unique history of Chartreuse. The tasting started out with a small spoonful of Vegetal Elixir Chartreuse to warm up the palate. This is the base spirit of both green and yellow Chartreuse and clocks in at 138 proof. It was surprisingly not harsh, but immediately kicked my salivary glands into overdrive. I didn't even know that vintages of Chartreuse was a thing, but Taylor walked us through tasting three different vintages of both yellow and green Chartreuse, and it was surprising how different they were. The lineup concluded with more rare varietals of the green elixir 1605 and yellow cuvee. Great job, thanks Taylor! Chef Kling presented each small bite which included a crispy Icelandic cod, a roasted beet crostino, and a lamb slider. All of them had a five star list of ingredients and were delicious. Strong Water is known for their excellent cocktails, but their food is also great. For my cocktail at the end of the event, I had the Bar Flower (Green Chartreuse, Crème de Cacao, Pineapple, Lime). This was so good, with the herbal and chocolate flavors perfectly balanced. It was served with a flaming lime half. This was such a great event! Chartreuse retails for around $100 a bottle, and the higher-end varieties cost even more. At just $45 per person, this event was an amazing bargain. Strong Water frequently hosts great events, so keep an eye on their social media for upcoming dates. I really love Chartreuse, so I went back a few days later on the last day of Chartreuse week to try a few of the other limited time cocktails. I started out with their twist on a Grasshopper (Chartreuse, Crème de Menthe, Chili Liqueur, Crème de Cacao, Cream, Cane, $22). This was a great classic Grasshopper, but the Chartreuse added a herbal complexity, and there is a dash of heat on the finish from the chili liqueur. Next I had the Flare Gun (Yellow Chartreuse, Overproof Rum, Italian Bitter, Lime, Cane, $20). The yellow Chartreuse definitely comes through, but it's softer and has a light sweetness, unlike the green variety. Even though it contains overproof rum, it is perfectly balanced and not boozy at all. I usually don't like bitter drinks, but the bitterness was at a perfect light level. I finished off with the Tales from the Black Lagoon which is my favorite drink here, and it's also a favorite of many of the bartenders. All three cocktails were a home run. Chartreuse is an expensive spirit, so those drinks cost a little more than average. Shout out to Karen, Joey, Edgar, Jordan, and Ying for excellent hospitality, as always. Strong Water is our favorite place. We can't wait to go back!

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    Anna W.

    This is my favorite tiki bar in the area! The entire space is beautifully designed to feel like you're inside a ship, and every corner has unique, detailed touches that make it fun. The drinks are amazing, especially the Birds of Paradise and the Missionary's Downfall. Both were fruity, refreshing, and well-balanced. For food, we ordered the lumpia and fried oysters, and they were so good we ended up getting a second order of lumpia. The service really stood out too. Our server was attentive and friendly, and he took the time to help me choose a drink since I'm pretty particular about alcohol flavors. He even checked in after I tried it to make sure I liked it, which I really appreciated. Since it's a smaller, more intimate bar, I'd definitely recommend making a reservation if you want to sit inside.

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    Janelle O.

    Always a fantastic time and such great service . This restaurant / tiki bar has become one of our favorites and they really do treat you like family . This time around we got two of the beware of the tradewinds ( a favorite of ours.Best drink of all time in my humble opinion) a ships old fashioned and two house shots . We also tried the cannonball tots ( Fresno chilies have a kick but they are always willing to put them on the side if you ask ) and the loco moco burger . We are so glad to have chatted with the owner and see how the new menu items are thriving . Can't wait for Double Luck to open up soon !

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    Dawn R.

    Strong Water was a really cool experience. The atmosphere is dark, intimate, and unique, with a fun tiki/speakeasy feel. The cocktails are creative, the service was solid, and the whole place feels like more than just a bar it feels like an experience. Definitely a great spot for a date night or a fun night out with friends. Strong Water is in Anaheim and is known for its immersive tiki/nautical theme, craft cocktails, and required indoor reservations with a 2-hour seating limit.

    Ariana H.

    100% worth the hype. Managed to snag a reservation for a Monday night a few weeks ago and was very excited! Parking was easy to find (and you can get it validated--I was very happy about that in my tipsy state). Anyways, we were seated very quickly and WOW, the vibe was awesome. I also put on the reservation we were celebrating my birthday and they were so so sweet!! A nice keepsake card, complimentary shots, and "happy birthdays" all around. My friend and I were sat at the bar and had Jordan as our main waiter (and someone was training with him--shoutout to them, too!) and Erica as our bartender. The vibe was so fun and intimate and everyone was SO kind. The drink menu is VAST. One of the largest I've seen and, of course, lots of rum-based drinks. My friend and I really enjoyed our choices (I got the Miehana). They're also HUGE. We also had the Sisig Pork tacos (as recommended by Erica) and the deviled eggs. Both choices were absolutely delicious. Decor is so fun and I definitely want to come back and check out the captain's quarters area. Also, the bathrooms are very, very fun. Overall, just a great time to celebrate a special occasion or just for fun! Kind staff, large menu...definitely will return with more friends :)

    Cindy N.

    I'm a tiki bar enjoyer and I'm happy to have finally made a stop at strong water! Stopped by after an event next door at requiem on a Friday night. Was told it'd be a 45min to an hour wait so decided to just sit outside to be seated immediately. You miss out on the interior of the tiki bar, but I also liked the quaint vibe that the outdoor seating had! The servers were pretty attentive despite being seated outside and very informative. The drinks were DELICIOUS, I really liked the birds of paradise drink that I got. The food was good, but the loaded tots definitely need more sauce to it. Felt on the dry side. Would have liked to have tried more of their menu if I was hungrier! We were nearly done with our drinks and food when the host lets me and my bf know that bar seating opened up inside but we'd only be able to sit there for an hour. I had mentioned to them before being seated that I had never been before so it was nice of them to remember and invite us in!!! The inside is incredible! They really nailed down the tiki bar vibe without looking too gimmicky. It's got a nice classy flare to it. The bartenders even encouraged exploring the inside while they made the drinks, including taking a look at the bathrooms!! I thought it was funny, but they weren't kidding!! Every inch and corner of this bar is so detailed and the experience feels so immersive. Had another drink inside and asked them to make me something similar to the birds of paradise and they did not disappoint! Really glad they got to squeeze us inside on such short notice! I can't wait to go back, reservations are strongly recommended for sure!

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    Christina P.

    Came here for girls night out the whole experience was delightful from beginning end when we walked up to the front to inside just everything

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    Amanda M.

    Stopped in for the fun atmosphere and drinks at Strong Water and would love to go back to try the food. We made reservations as it can be tough to walk in so I would plan ahead if you don't want to wait. The atmosphere totally transports you to tiki heaven. It's dark and moody inside and you completely forget you're in the middle of Anaheim. Our drinks were delicious but pricy and our choices weren't heavy on the alcohol but that's ok, visiting is all about the vibe and experience. Parking is either on the street or there's a parking garage about a block away that's convenient. If you love tiki bars, this one is worth a visit.

    Hanz W.

    Curbside pickup #ive lost count. Covid19 aka "may we uninstall and reinstall 2020, we seem to have a virus" August update: new menu Online order via tock on their page. In my head it wasn't that much. when i arrived to pickup it was like.....uhhhhh oops? this is fine it's fine! 1-prime minister dog or shipwreck dog? (receipt names don't match the attached paper menu just fyi) 2-Commanders smoked turkey leg / Prime Minister smoked turkey leg 3-Admirals corn cup 4-Captains melt $15- 1/2lb wagyu angus beef patty w sweet pepper, grilled onions, cheese, candied peppered bacon & polynesian sauce on toasted monterey jack sourdough bread. +togarashi fries 5-Admirals pickle So far i've only inhaled half the melt. and i must say IT IS delicious. Obviously with covid takeout i imagine if eaten fresh off the grill the sourdough would be crunch exterior melty soft. BUT even with a 35minute travel time home, the steam builds up inside so kinda soggy, it's still so yummy! so much wagyu beef so juicy plus the slightly spicy sauceOoMPh just slap me! the fries are like sliiiiightly spiced. meh. i've never been a fan of fat steak fries. too chonky. will try the tots next cuz who doesn't love fluffy crumbled tater tots!??? will update as i eat my way thru the rest but the big juicy dog is being eyed ---- Loco Moco burger $14 - is even better than opening week. It actually seems flatter now, buts it's every bit as delicious and better. which if you take into account you can't eat it fresh cuz u have to take it home (25-30min drive for me), then it would've been awesome right off the grill. It's downright juicy, oddly i love the frisée? it's like thinly crunchy which turns out really nice especially when it's seeping with whatever that thousandislandy looking sauce with the faintest of spicy hints (not actually spicy, the sweet savory juices drown it), however it makes the super soft bun mushy which makes your hands ultra messy (do not touch your phone or your face, that's how viruses get passed around). Egg was nestled in the center so when i popped it, the oozy goodness enhanced the already amazing burger. Comes with a side of polynesian mac salad which is nothing like blind rabbits truffle mac n cheese but this mac salad is cold with fun crunchy bits and a hint of a spicy kick. Banana Bread $8 - yo i do not know how they came up with this but this item is godly. the bread itself is good, dense, sweet like lvl3 delicious. but the explosive flight to lvl7 is from the super caramellyish thick sauce and the crunchy pieces of whatever sprinkled about. PLuS whatever that white cream is, all together is a super amazing experience. Saturn 2 for $22 - alright i thought this was the 1 of the 4 drinks that i liked from opening week. the online order thing is weird, it LISTED as 2 for $22, but when you add 2 to your cart, it charges you $44, so naturally i thought each order is a set of 2 right? so i order 1 (set) for $22. And that's where it got weird, the package contained 1 pouch which appears like 1 drink of saturn BUT they also gave me 2 ziploc bags of ice (1 of which was leaking), 2 straws, 2 sets of garnish (i LOVE that even tho its to go, they're giving you the garnish even tho it was 2 leaves and 2 flowers). Now with 1 pouch tho it's either you share the same drink (very anti-social distancing) or you bring your own glass to split it....and then ice+garnish it. anyways um...it's strong, like just out the front door strong, like beast claw just ravaged your face strong. every sip, i felt the tonic punch me in the face and i would fade away a little. The taste? really wasn't appealing to me, but i paid $22 for it so i'm gonna drink it fml. IT JUST wouldn't end though! i kept sipping and sipping and oh lord my face kept getting punched so i was like....alright let's just man up and down this sucker. BAD MOVE. X_X. Brain decided to take a 5 hour nap. Woke up...and ITS STILL UNFINISHED!!! PLZ JUsT END!! 2nd curbside attempt -Loco Moco Burger -Banana bread cake x i'm calling it quits on the drinks. it's just not the same level as tBR (older sibling) Parking: structure just north of the block is a couple bucks an hour ticket place. and supposedly there's a "free 2hr" corner lot across from them/ice rink but it's very limited in space. Service: always a pleasure. For curbside they'll bring it out to the curb but the street doesn't really have per se like an expanded area to wait, so if you're there for long, you could totally be blocking traffic cuz people are turning into the small 2 becoming 1 lane street. And i hate idling my car, 10minutes of idling? We're killing the planet (and she's having her revenge now). Nah i'll park at the open lot and just walk over, i need the exerFRIES anyways. -apparently i saved this andnever posted I apology. Im coming back today and i anticipate itll still be awesome.

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    Michelle K.

    This was my third time dining at Strong Water - my friends and I came on a Friday night in October 2025 and had an incredibly enjoyable time. The waiters are always so friendly and knowledgeable - one example is that I cannot consume alcohol too well, so I prefer mocktails. They graciously informed me of which of their numerous seasonal cocktails had mocktail versions which I was both impressed by and grateful for. As my friends and I love food, we decided to order a variety of dishes to share. The cannonball tots were soooo savory and delicious, an absolutely delightful dish. The straightforward Thai deviled eggs and fresh hamachi crudo were lovely as well. I did enjoy my loco moco burger but I think next time I will try to get something more fun. In particular I was impressed by the Vietnamese short rib soup - incredibly savory and hearty, especially on a cold evening. And finally, the banana bread dessert was such a fantastic way to end the night. The creamy yet mild banana flavor is something I still think about. Overall, this place is awesome! The interior, the service, and the food are all top tier.

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    Hi! As the current brunch menu does not list drinks, I'm curious if we have brunch reservations for the patio, may we still order/enjoy alcohol on the patio from the bar menu? We will have our kiddo with us (hence the patio rese).

    The only change for brunch is the food. Full drink menu is available at all times! Enjoy!

    Is it possible for 2 people to dine at a table instead of being forced to sit at the bar?

    With the new Resy table selection, the only table option for 2 is a high top in the Captain's Bar. IMO, the Captain's Bar is better than the dining area bar and usually where my husband and I select when it's just us going as a party of 2.

    Can we dine with children in the outside area?

    Pretty sure inside or out is 21+ to keep with the license and overall vibes.

    Do you guys have mocktail options?

    I have been trying to get a Friday or Saturday 5pm reservation.... There is never one avail online , or when I call.... None even avail for weeks in advance..... any tips?

    You have to book reservations the second they become available, usually the beginning of the month. Watch their IG stories for reminders about when they post the future month. 2 tops now will always have bar seats as the tables are for 3+.… Read more

    Just for clarification, can kids dine there?

    You can enjoy the outdoor patio with your kiddos . They just can't come inside 21+. Same wonderful menu

    Does Sunday Brunch offer the full drink menu or just the 4 drinks listed on the current brunch menu?

    They have a full drink menu. They even made a special mocktail for my cousin who was allergic to pineapple.

    Do you guys still have curbside pick up?

    No, I don't think they offer this option. It's dine-in.

    Where's the best place to sit?

    Each section will give you a different feel and it also depends on the number of people in your party where you're seated, but I do like the bar seating best.

    Is there happy hour here?

    No, there is not a happy hour here.

    Does this place have a hidden speakeasy bar?

    No but the whole bar feels like a hidden speakeasy!

    Do you have to be 21 to dine in?

    Yes.

    Do they do to go orders?

    Yes. And they also have to-go cocktails.

    When will the Taro Colada be available again? #BestCocktail

    It's back now!! Just walked past the posted menu today, October 19th.

    What time do they stop serving food?

    Monday to Thursday 5pm to 10pm Friday 5pm to 11pm… Read more

    Can anyone find a phone number for Strong Water?

    There is no listed phone number for the location. You would need to email them or reach out in social media. They are very responsive.

    Is there any kind of dress code?

    There didn't seem to be. Everyone I saw was at least wearing pants and closed-toe shoes.

    Is this 21 and up, or all ages for the main dining room?

    21 and up!

    Do they require reservations?

    Reservations are not required, but are recommended. Bar seats are usually set aside for walk-ins but you still may end up waiting since there is limited seating.

    Do you sell your own tiki mugs? Thanks in advance!

    They do! You can order certain drinks with their mugs for a higher price.

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    The Blind Rabbit

    4.5
    (3.5k reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$$

    I've been wanting to come here forever after hearing so many great things and didn't realize how…read morehard it was to get reservations. Had reservations for a party of four (made via online) and was seated right away. Ambiance is dark and intimate but seating was enough to feel like you had room. Drinks were delicious and strong and service was great and quick. You are limited to eating and drinking within a certain time frame but it's not bad as the servers are on it. Drinks 10/10 and food 10/10. I'm still craving their burger, one of the best ones I have had, I can't even compare it to anywhere else. Bathrooms are located outside of the speakeasy.

    Been wanting to try this place ever since it opened and finally got the chance to do so…read more Located at the packing district, expect to park hella far away or prepare to valet. Not sure if reservations are required, but this speakeasy is pretty tiny so I can't imagine it can accommodate walk ins. We had a reservation for 8pm on a Friday night. The door is very well hidden, I thought it'd be in a basement around the corner or something. The space is really small, so big groups are not advised. I had the niña fresa, a strawberries and creme type drink. Delicious! If you like sweet drinks, otherwise do not get it. I had the Saturn afterwards. Still a little sweet, but mostly sour. The server came by to say that we only had 25 min left, so we hurriedly ordered a last drink. But when he delivered it, it magically became 5 min! I chugged my drink and was ushered out the door. Overall it was pretty nice but I didn't enjoy having to rush at the very end.

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    Make My Millennium: Berry, Anise, Bold
    Make My Millennium: Berry, Anise, Bold
    It's Showtime: Umami, Rich, Floral
    It's Showtime: Umami, Rich, Floral
    Dead Man's Party: Tropical, Funky, Spiced

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    Dead Man's Party: Tropical, Funky, Spiced
    Belly of the Beast

    Belly of the Beast

    4.4
    (154 reviews)
    8.6 mi

    Love this place. Nice service, nice food, very interesting…read moredrinks. But they had not fix the Lorem ipsum text on menu =p

    (Drank/Snacked 06/27/2026 SA @ 10:00pm): This was a monstro feat as we all ended up in a beast of a…read morewhale's belly for drinks! After our party of six chatted over cocktails and preyed on pupus, we moved to a "secret" room tucked in the back of Stowaway and walked into a Belly Of The Beast. The founders and co-owners of Stowaway, Leonard Chan and Dominic Iapello, created this extension to the tiki bar with a wildly interesting Pinocchio theme and the famed encounter with Monstro the whale all the while serving the same offerings in Stowaway but with also an exclusive limited menu just for this adventure. With its proximity to Disneyland and its Enchanted Tiki Room, with the very niche underground-like society of tiki culture they found a consistent customer base and the thrill of island escapism through colorful cocktails, pleasurable pupus, tropical trimmings, and nostalgic know-how. How would my belly handle the beastly drinks concocted here!? PURCHASE(S) Gepetto's Last Words ($16.00): Intrigued by the cocktail's name, this elixir was crafted with Fid Street Gin, tangerine, creme de violette, lemon, and cucumber, it was a citrusy refreshing sweet drink that was decorated with bright yellow petals. It was nice, but for whatever reason it just didn't quite hit the spot. [ONION RINGS/STRAWS/STRINGS ALERT - 4.0 of 5.0 STARS] Onion Rings ($9.00): A decent portion with rings of medium to large sizes, these were hot, dark golden browned, crunchy, and had a slight tendency to crumble when bitten into while the onion ring (sweet Maui!) rarely pulled out at times. They were lightly oily while the catsup wasn't needed but used. SERVICE While in Stowaway, we informed our male server to let us know when we were allowed to enter the belly. Once inside and situated, we had the place and bartender to ourselves. After we all perused the menu, we placed our orders, and everything arrived within ten minutes. The rest of the time was spent chatting, picture taking, and our bartender checked in on us also giving a Dole Whip taster. All was casual, chill, and somewhat on island time - aloha and mahalo! PARKING (FREE): They shared a medium-sized private lot with several other businesses who were closed at this time with plenty of spots - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE "Hidden" inside Stowaway which was located within a strip mall, the entire theme was based on the Pinocchio story, the interlude in time spent inside Monstro, and as we entered it felt like the beginning of the Disneyland "Storybook" ride as you road a canal boat into the mouth and sharp teet of a whale. There were several marionettes (appropriate and non-appropriate) that hung from the ceiling and belly walls, along with other Disneyesque memorabilia, a few sitting booths, and a tiny bar at the end of the roo. No natural lighting whatsoever while an assortment of extremely low-lit electric lights and table candles glowed. There were no TVs while I couldn't recall any background music. ATTIRE Although I was actually dressed appropriately for the occasion in an aloha shirt, linen pants, and flip-flops, this place was totally casual, so a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops would suffice. OVERALL Belly Of The Beast was an adventurous fun evening with friends, it left me feeling childlike with the need to watch "Pinocchio", and I couldn't wait to return to try more of their awesome-soundling elixirs. I generally loved all-things Disneyana, and this new wrinkle, albeit probably not approved by the mouse ears brass, caught my fancy. My one drink was tasty but just didn't hit the right spot, the onion rings were very good, the prices were a tad elevated, the atmosphere was awesome, and the service was friendly and professional. They had an extremely limited menu, and there was some doubt whether or not ordering from the Stowaway menu was an option. Plus, I always preferred to support small local mom & pop businesses. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $27.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

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    A shot of the entire speakeasy.
    A shot of the entire speakeasy.
    Coconut shrimp
    Coconut shrimp
    The entrance is the mouth of the wale

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    The entrance is the mouth of the wale
    Tiki Juice Bar

    Tiki Juice Bar

    4.5
    (1.1k reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    Kevin and I always make it a point to stop by the Tiki Juice Bar and head into the Enchanted Tiki…read moreRoom whenever we're at Disneyland. It's one of our favorite little traditions being able to grab a treat and then sit down, cool off in the AC, and enjoy the show. We've tried a few different items here over the years, and two of our favorites are the Pineapple Upside Down Sundae and the Pineapple Orange Guava Tropical Float. Both are super refreshing and full of flavor perfect for a warm park day. The Pineapple Upside Down Sundae is creamy and sweet with that classic Dole Whip flavor, while the tropical float adds a bright, fruity twist that's just as enjoyable. One of the best parts about this spot is being able to take your treat into the Tiki Room and relax for a bit. The show is charming, nostalgic, and such a nice break from the crowds. It's one of those places in the park where you can slow down, recharge, and just enjoy the moment without rushing onto the next ride. Overall, this is one of our favorite stops in the park a perfect mix of a refreshing treat and a relaxing experience all in one. Another simple stop that turns into a sweet little memory for us.

    I mean... who doesn't like dolewhip? We tried the strawberry and peach swirl and it was yummy…read more The baos and dumplings were OK, but not recommended.

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    Pineapple dole whip with chamoy and Tajin
    Pineapple dole whip with chamoy and Tajin
    DOLE Whip® Pineapple Soft Serve
    DOLE Whip® Pineapple Soft Serve
    Pineapple-Orange-Guava Tropical Float

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    Pineapple-Orange-Guava Tropical Float
    Oga's Cantina

    Oga's Cantina

    3.2
    (1.3k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$

    Oga's Cantina is one of the coolest spots in Disneyland! Found at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, make a…read morereservation just to be safe. It's Disney theming done so well with Star Wars vibes and fun, tasty, very expensive drinks. If you have a Magic Key Disneyland season pass though, you will get a 10% discount so be sure to alert the staff to this. I've tried a bunch of mocktails & cocktails here and they're all exciting and fun. I've also tried some snacks, that I would say the same about. None of either was mind blowingly amazing but they're good and pretty. I actually prefer going for their beers - all special and cool craft brew options. However, they used to have a really cool beer flight with an even cooler souvenir! They don't seem to have that anymore and I wonder if it just wasn't popular with the high $86 price tag for the small tasters of the beer. It was sooo cute though! Most of the beers themselves are low potency, but the $14.75 6.5% Jogan Blossom Hazy IPA is a nice ube flavored brew. The other 3 beers on tap are under 5% and $18.25. Drinks at Disney be pricccccey! 45 minute time limit and 2 drink maximum! Overall, love Oga's Cantina and even if you don't drink, it's a great experience to feel like you are IN one of the cantinas in the Star Wars movies.

    Walking into Oga's Cantina is like being transported into Star Wars. The theme and decor feel very…read morerealistic. The cocktails are absolutely delicious -- my favorite is the Outer Rim, which is their Star Wars version of a margarita; I also like the White Wompa beer. And the service is usually fast. Things to note: They no longer take reservations, but you can add yourself to the walk-up waitlist using the Disneyland App by getting close to the restaurant. Most "seats" are standing high tables (which can be annoying if you are visiting with small children). And you only have 45 minutes to enjoy, with a max of two drinks per adult. Overall, I love this place. I especially love seeing DJ Rex play some fun Star Wars tunes throughout.

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    Oga's Cantina
    Oga's Cantina
    Cocktails at Oga's Cantina

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    Cocktails at Oga's Cantina

    Strong Water Anaheim - tikibars - Updated July 2026

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