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    Tambu Lounge

    4.2 (117 reviews)
    ModerateLounges, Polynesian
    Open 8:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    TAMBU LOUNGE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Casual
    Touristy
    Outdoor seating

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    Bahama Mama
    Dani B.

    I ordered a take away gin and tonic. The bar server Christine got me in and out! I sat outside of the lounge and enjoyed my predinner drink! I recommend!

    Tara T.

    I love the Tambu Lounge!! The bar tenders and wait staff are always so friendly and attentive!! They serve food starting at 4p which is such a treat because it's similar to the food at Ohana! I love getting the noodles!! As the Bar/Lounge is out in the open it can get loud in the area but it's still a very relaxing spot to take a break, especially on a hot day!

    Pot Stickers
    Cynthia L.

    I know, I know...before you come at me with pitchforks for giving Tambu Lounge 3 stars, hear me out. Don't get me wrong. All the cast members & bartenders were genuinely friendly. Food & drinks were delivered in a timely manner despite how busy it was. Food was fresh and came out pippin hot. My gripe is how long the standby line is. The lounge area is small. We tried twice to come eat here for dinner time and both times the line was NOT moving. I peeked in the lounge and saw several tables just sitting there and chatting. No active food or drinks...you can tell they were done eating & drinking. Come on man. Please be considerate and get out so the next party can be seated. I feel like they should put a time limit here. Thank goodness I just so happen to see two empty chairs at the bar and the patrons sitting close by were kind enough to tell me these seats are first come, first serve. Jackpot! So we ordered the following: -Yuengling beer -coconut mojito mocktail -potstickers -two orders of their famous Ohana noodles All this hype from social media about these dang noodles. Personally, my husband and I both thought there was a bit too much sodium with their teriyaki(?) sauce. And to be honest, we've had better noodles. It tasted like something you can get at Panda Express. Oh well...ya'll enjoy these. So minus one star for the line not moving due to people just sitting around hogging up tables and minus one star for the overhyped salty noodles.

    Lychee-Ginger Lemonade
    Marshy L.

    Loved the in non alcoholic Lychee Ginger Lemonade. The service is prompt and very pleasant. They serve small food items like Hawaiian potstickers. Their ambiance is cozy with a touch of island life; the Seven Seas Lagoon in the background and swaying trees calling your name. This lounge is located on the second floor of The Polynesian Resort, right next to Ohana's restaurant.

    Isabel M.

    Stopped in at the bar for a quick drink. The hibiscus margarita was so refreshing and delicious. We also tried the espresso martinis on the menu. Unfortunately, this drink didn't hit the mark. It tasted tangy which threw me off. The bartender was so nice and managed to get our order without too long of a wait even though they were busy. I would probably try a different cocktail next time but the lounge menu was intriguing so I'd like to return.

    Pina Pi-a CoLAVA
    Cynthia L.

    I loved the whole environment and drinks and food. The service was great as all Disney properties do. We were trying to get in downstairs but the wait was too long. After we had some drinks and food we headed to shop areas and on to our next adventure. I'm definitely coming back for another drink and more wings!

    Kaylee K.

    Great spot for a drink or a quick bite! Bartenders were friendly and fast, and vibe of the bar is great. Plenty of seating around the bar and at the lunge area. Small menu for bar bites between 4-10pm, but i would recommend the pot stickers!

    Jess B.

    Could never go wrong with anything at the Polynesian! It's hands down the best property on Disney and with the best drinks and service! We had a drink while waiting for our restaurant reservation and we had a blast. They get creative with the drinks and the bartenders were funny and hospitable. Love this spot!

    Kona Brewing Co. Hanalei Island IPA - Kona, HI
    Azsure D.

    Corner bar with some seating upstairs in the Polynesian Resort. Every time I am here it is crowded and noisy, and ppl creeping the seating area just crashed and tired instead of letting patrons use seating. But at least I can grab a beer here when you can't hardly get one in Magic Kingdom. Limited beer selection, and cocktails. Stand in q to order and pay.

    The famous Ohana noodles
    Candace M.

    We always go to the Tambu lounge for drinks & apps, the Ohana restaurant is next to it & they have a prix fixe menu there & it's a ton of food, you can get the Ohanas famous noodles, ribs, shrimp & dumplings at the lounge & the drinks are great.

    Justin G.

    Tamara and John are the absolute best- A+ services whether dining at the bar, seating area, or to-go. You can order many things a la carte that you would get from Ohana, but the potstickers are my go-to. Grab a backscratcher or a Lapu Lapu and enjoy your evening.

    Lapu lapu
    Aubrie H.

    Love stopping here for a drink. The bartenders always make a quality cocktails and there's an easy place to grab a to go drinks. We ordered a Mule, gin and tonic and we had to try the lapu lapu. All were well made and exactly what we were looking for

    View from my perch, around 1pm, on the first Friday of 2024. Just look at that Polynesian Mai Tai!
    Jennifer B.

    Oh, the Polynesian Resort. You are my vacation dream-the perfect mix of Disney/Hawaii-South Pacific and this delicious 70s undercurrent. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Brady's eating Dole Whip out on the lanai or the Love Boat crew temporarily docked here-and I love everything about that! And if Isaac wanted to moonlight away from the Pacific Princess, the Tambu Lounge is the perfect place to do it. The Tambu is tucked away upstairs-next to the Ohana Buffet and just steps away from Kona Cafe, in the light, bright and amazing atrium lobby of the Polynesian's "great ceremonial house." There's a bar with tiki thatching and seats on three sides-as well as a few tables. The tables have amazing views of the lush landscaping outside and the pool area-and Cinderella's Castle at Magic Kingdom. I'm told it's a great place to watch the MK fireworks at night. By day, it's such a relaxing and happy place to sit and savor the view, the vibe and the incredible cocktails! The Tambu drink menu is full of tropical temptations, including the Lapu Lapu, which is served in a pineapple. They also have beer and wine-and after 4pm, they serve appetizers. This time, I tried the Polynesian Mai Tai. The bartender told me the recipe was a vintage, juiceless blend. I absolutely loved it! It was layered and not too sweet... with a gorgeous presentation. It packs a punch-but not a sucker punch. You just feel as warm and relaxed as the ambiance-and totally on vacation, even if you've just driven over from Tampa and are about an hour away from home. From my perch at the bar, I had a great view of the lobby. I felt as sophisticated as I thought all the Love Boat guests were, when they lifted a cocktail. I kept looking for Don Ho. It was a wonderful afternoon. The service was attentive but not intrusive and the price ($16) was quite reasonable, given the setting and strength of the drink. It's a fun place to stop after the parks-or start/end the monorail pub crawl. You can even just come and chill out for a few hours. You don't have to stay here or have a park ticket to get in. You can even park at the Polynesian, if you tell the gate guard that you're going to the restaurants. Oh, Tambu-the voodoo that you do, so well. I'll be back, again and again. Cheers my friends!

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    Yes! But there is very limited seating that's not at the bar

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    Wailulu Bar & Grill - Musubi appetizer

    Wailulu Bar & Grill

    4.4(123 reviews)
    0.2 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando

    Not gonna lie, this has become one of my favorite restaurants at Disney. I've eaten here 3 times…read morenow (once last year and twice on my most recent trip) and each meal has hit the mark. Some appetizers we've tried and enjoyed include the ahi tuna crisps, crispy chicken wings, grilled shishito peppers and sticky pork ribs. They have all be delicious. Entrees my family has tried include the poke bowl, grilled fish of the day, wayfinder burger, garlic shrimp noodles, pineapple barbecue chicken sliders, and chow mein salad. No one has ever complained about their meal :) Quite the opposite. They have all raved over their choices. As for myself, I have ordered the wayfinder burger on all 3 visits to Wailulu Bar & Grill and I have no regrets. It's likely the best burger on Disney property. My suggestion is to go with the sweet potato fries rather than the macaroni salad. I did not care for the mac salad and it was quite different from what they actually serve in Hawaii. The sweet potato fries are delicious though!

    I'm This was easily the best meal I had all week at Disney! I ordered the poke bowl, and it was…read moreabsolutely delicious!! Fresh, flavorful, and so satisfying. As someone with a shellfish allergy, I really appreciated how seriously the staff took my allergy. They provided me with a separate allergy-friendly menu, answered all of my questions, and made me feel confident that my meal would be safe. Our waitress was incredibly kind, attentive, and made the entire experience even better. Great food, outstanding service, and excellent allergy accommodations made this a true 5-star experience. I can't wait to come back!

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    Trader Sam's Grog Grotto

    Trader Sam's Grog Grotto

    4.2(424 reviews)
    0.0 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
    $$

    Trader Sam's Grog Grotto is one of my favorite places to visit at Walt Disney World. The bar is…read moresmall and extremely popular, so reservations are highly recommended. If you don't arrive early, you may be placed on a virtual waitlist, which can reach three or four hours. Once you're called, you have about 15 minutes to arrive before they move on to the next party. Wait times can be accurate--or wildly inaccurate--so it's best to stay nearby. The theming is fantastic, and the atmosphere is full of energy. Many of the special effects depend on the cast members interacting with guests, so visiting earlier in the day is a good idea while everyone is still at peak energy. The drinks are expensive, but they're tasty, strong by Disney standards, and absolutely Instagram-worthy. You can also purchase some excellent tiki mugs. The food menu is limited, but what we tried was good. Be aware that you'll probably share a table with another party, but that can make the experience even more fun. I always have a great time here, and my friends do too. The last time I visited, I ended up sharing a table with a witch doctor. We started talking about magic, exchanged spells and trinkets, and I gave him my lucky goat's eye. In return, he gave me a bone on a handmade vine necklace that had apparently been blessed by his chief. When I got home, I started hearing war drums. The next thing I knew, it was July 4th, and I woke up inside a Winnie the Pooh costume in the Magic Kingdom. I still have no idea what happened, but I'm fairly certain the necklace had something to do with it.

    Trader Sam's is always a fun time. Tiki bars are a cool vibe. But adding the interactive elements…read morewith the lights, sounds, props, animations in the artwork. It's a fun time. Make sure to get there early so you can add your name to the wait list. Friday night we waited about 2 hours checking in at 8pm. Loved our drinks! Tasty and nice looking. It's always a must do when resort hopping if you have the time.

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    Outer Rim

    Outer Rim

    4.1(42 reviews)
    0.9 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
    $$

    Outer Rim is a great place to grab a drink when at the contemporary!! They don't serve any food but…read moreare conveniently located next to a quick serve location that has tons of good snacks! The bar tenders are always friendly! Keep in mind there isn't always someone walking around taking orders, so sometimes you'll have to go up and get them yourselves! It's a comfy and cozy spot but can get a little loud because it's right next to Chef Mickeys. Overall one of my go tos!

    If you ever wondered what it's like to sip cocktails while the Magic Kingdom twinkles in the…read moredistance, the answer is Outer Rim -- a bar that feels like a Star Wars cantina designed by mid-century architects on vacation. First off, let me sing the praises of Nick, the bartender. The man isn't just pouring drinks -- he's orchestrating symphonies. Think less "guy behind the counter" and more "liquid therapist with Jedi reflexes." He's got that Bourdain-level wit, too. You come in for a drink, you leave with a story. Speaking of drinks: the chocolate margarita. Yeah, I said it. At first I thought it was Disney sorcery gone wrong. Chocolate and tequila? Madness. But one sip in, and I was ready to sign adoption papers. It's smooth, decadent, and mischievous in a way Walt probably never intended. If Hershey's and Jose Cuervo had a love child, Nick is the godfather. The vibe here? Perfect. Quiet enough to escape the chaos below, but lively enough that you don't feel like you've accidentally stumbled into a hotel lobby AA meeting. Sit by the window, order whatever Nick recommends, and toast to the fact that somehow Disney still knows how to make magic for grown-ups. Outer Rim isn't just a bar -- it's proof that sometimes the best ride at Disney doesn't even have a wait time.

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    Outer Rim - Watermelon Margarita

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    The Beak and Barrel - Skull Drinks!!! Keep the Skulls!!

    The Beak and Barrel

    3.5(170 reviews)
    0.9 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
    $$

    This is exactly what Magic Kingdom needs. Glad that we can find some libations inside the kingdom…read morenext to our go-to, Skippers. Made a reservation through the app with ease and we were able to seat earlier than our time. We were sat in the back but now we know next time to ask to be sat at the bar or mess hall. The whole bar is interactive with a 45 minute limit; two drinks per sailor. Drinks are strong and your typical Disney price. Cast members are very into the theme which was awesome! We already made reservations for next weekend. Kind of wish this was just a 21+. The kids screaming every time a new event would happen was a mood killer.

    I really was not a fan of this place. Now, while it's a cool, pirate-themed bar, let's not forget…read moreit's one of the very few places to get an adult beverage in the barren wasteland it sits in. It just didn't do it for me. First, there is a time limit and a drink limit; the time limit I get is because of the size and the fact that there are nearly zero options in MK. The drink limit- come on, if it takes someone 45 minutes to drink two beers, they should be out in the park. We ordered as an appetizer the Island Provisions: Plantain Chips, Blue Corn Tortillas, and Toasted Flatbread served with Mango Chutney, Garlic Chimichurri, Spiced Guava, and Zesty Culantro Cream Dips. The chimichurri and culantro dips were decent as were the tortilla chips, but nothing else was good. We each ordered a couple of beers. And while we sat in some dark corner of the room with another family, which we later found out was some sort of "jail cell" (which it certainly felt like as we sat on concrete). It was evident that the inside of Beak and Barrel was as bleak as our future finding somewhere else to get a cold beverage to cool off. I wouldn't go back; the fact that we had to book a reservation 60 days out for this is embarrassing. The only reason I gave two stars is becasue of the fact that I had two beers in an otherwise dry park (a few sit-down dining options aside).

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    The Beak and Barrel - Coool skull! Bar is standing only

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    Geyser Point Bar & Grill

    Geyser Point Bar & Grill

    4.1(126 reviews)
    0.9 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
    $$

    During a recent visit to Disney, my husband and I chose to try Geyser Point bar & Grill before…read morechecking out of our room and head home. It wasn't incredibly cold outside so we chose to sit relatively close to the water outside and enjoy the views of nature with our meal. Upon arrival we were told there was a somewhat lengthy waitlist to be seated. Meanwhile, there were 4-5 employees standing at the hostess stand doing absolutely nothing other than talking amongst themselves and sipping their personal beverages. Upon examination on our surroundings, both my husband and I noticed countless empty tables and absolutely NO VALID reason for the extensive wait to be seated. The disappointment and aggravation didn't stop there. Once seated at our table, the service was slower than slow and never improved during our meal, despite the server's attempt to be jovial as well as apologetic while blaming the other staff members for the issues. And as a final blow, the bill was hyper- exorbitant for basic burgers, fries, and a drink. The long wait, unconscionably slow service , grossly unremarkable food, and high cost made for a decision to not return during future visits!

    We came by here 15 minutes before closing and asked about just getting a coffee and dessert. They…read moretold us they'd cleaned out their coffee for the night, so we decided to just share the dessert. To our surprise, the server brought us espressos with our creme brulee! The latter was $10, delicious, and great for sharing between two people. This is also a great location along the water.

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    Disney's Polynesian Village Resort - Disney's Polynesian Resort at Night

    Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

    3.6(333 reviews)
    0.0 miDisney World, Horizons West / West Orlando
    $$$

    RESORT HOP TO THE POLYNESIAN RESORT…read more We are fans of resort hopping to Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. Take a mid-day break from Magic Kingdom and ride the Monorail to the Polynesian. Or drop by the Polynesian as part of a no-park day. Our favorite way to experience the Polynesian - and any Disney park or resort - is snacking, Disney style. Without splurging on a hotel stay and pricey table service restaurants (Kona Café, 'Ohana and Wailulu Bar & Grill), we can soak up the kitschy tiki vibes of the Polynesian and satisfy our Disney food cravings. Drop by the Polynesian at any time of the day. Start the morning with iconic Tonga Toast ($10.99) at Capt Cook (quick service eatery). Too early? Then come later for tropical drinks and bites at the infamous Trader Sam's Grog Grotto & Tiki Terrace (the interactive and immersive Grog Grotto is now open to families 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and adults only afterwards). Not into tiki culture? Skip the 'Ohana buffet ($67 adult + $44 child) and enjoy the Happy Hour menu at Tambu Lounge. Savor buffet favorites such as the Chicken Wings ($15) and 'Ohana Bread Pudding without the buffet price tag. Or dine beachside at Wailulu Bar & Grill with tiki torches lighting your way. Finally, we like to end the day watching the Magic Kingdom fireworks show from the beach near Wailulu Bar & Grill with a Dole Whip Float ($6.79) from the Pineapple Lanai. New to Disney? * You do not need to be a hotel guest or park guest to ride the Monorail, visit a Disney resort or dine at a Disney restaurant. * Free 3 hour resort parking at the Polynesian for those those holding confirmed restaurant reservations at the Polynesian's table service restaurants. No free parking for Trader Sam, Tambu Lounge or quick service Capt Cook. Need to show confirmed reservations for Kona Cafe, Ohana and Wailulu Bar & Grill to get free 3 hour parking. * Easy Trip to the Polynesian: Magic Kingdom and the Polynesian are on the Monorail loop. Simply exit Magic Kingdom and take a short walk to the Monorail station - take the Resort Monorail that will drop you off at the Polynesian. Make sure you are on the Resort line - do not get on the express line that only stops at the Ticket and Transportation Center (tram to parking lot). Ask Cast Members for help and directions if needed. * Resort Hop to the Other Monorail Resorts: The Grand Floridian Resort & Spa and The Contemporary Resort are also on the Monorail loop.

    Not Worth $600-$800/Night -- More Motel Than Deluxe…read more In July 2026 we stayed at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in a Water View room and were extremely disappointed by the experience for the price. We understand that we were paying a significant premium for the Polynesian's location, theming, and monorail access. But at roughly $600-$800 per night, we still expect a clean, well-maintained and reasonably quiet room. Ours felt much more like an expensive motel room than a luxury resort. Our room was worn, the bathroom had visible brown stains on the walls, towels at the pool were moldy, and nearby construction was extremely disruptive--including noise before 6:30 a.m. one morning. We also paid extra for a Water View room and ended up with a second-floor "Juliet balcony," which isn't actually a balcony you can step onto. Worse, our "Water View" looked directly over the construction area. Paying a premium for a view only to look out at a construction site from an unusable balcony was particularly disappointing. The resort itself was consistently crowded and hectic. After a busy day in the parks, it didn't feel like a relaxing place to come back to. We were similarly underwhelmed by the dining options, particularly given the price and supposed "deluxe" status of the resort. The one real highlight was Trader Sam's, which we loved. But in retrospect, we would have been much happier staying somewhere nicer and more relaxing and simply visiting the Polynesian for Trader Sam's. The Polynesian is iconic and the location is excellent, but nostalgia, theming and a monorail stop can only justify so much of a premium. At $600-$800 a night, the overall experience simply wasn't worth it.

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