Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar

Fun Tiki bar but a little pricey when they have live entertainment $20 a head to sit at a table. Drink menu for Tiki themed cocktails a bit limited Recommend reservation. We put our name in for a table and never got call back. Worth a visit if you are into Tiki bars but there are a lot better Tiki bars out there.

This place is just so cool and an experience! Was so fun to come too, place was packed, wicked vibe with live music, dancing, water raining from the ceiling into the lake. Cocktails are awesome, we had 4 different ones, all were very well made as were the appetizers and the brûlée banana split. So much fun to go and check out!

Nice restaurant all around but if you are looking for authentic Tongan culture and food this is not the place. But if you are just looking for a fun time, good food, drinks, and live entertainment in a tiki lounge kind of atmosphere this is definitely the place! This is a great spot for date night.

I’m sad to say I came here to visit for the first time during my birthday weekend and had a not so good experience I feel it was pretty over priced before we entered the Tonga room my sister and I were told that it was a $20 fee to stand or be seated by the water another $20 fee because a live band was playing even if we weren’t watching the band perform another $20 fee to order food on top of purchasing food as well we stood at the bar ordered 2 cocktails that totaled up to $60 in my opinion that’s pretty pricey for only 2 cocktails the bar tender was a little rude along with the people in the atmosphere I’ve been wanting to visit for years I traveled all the way from Vallejo & regretted going immediately! I most likely will not be back the place is over hyped.

Celebrated my husband's 44th birthday there. Hostess sat us right by the pool next to the band on the boat. Atmosphere is great, transformed us to the islands with great tiki cocktails. Food was just mediocre. We ordered the pupu platter appetizer: short ribs were super thin (maybe 1/8th of an inch) 6 pieces total. The calamari was greasy, but the aioli was good, tangy and cuts the heaviness. The plantain chips were thin and drowning in its own sauce. The most tasty were the pork bites. For entree we had the seafood curry and the kalua pork. Seafood was cooked very well, not overcooked. There were shrimps, prawns, scallops and calamari. However the curry was so light and thin, you can barely taste it. If I didn't know it was a curry, I would've thought it's just a stir fry. The kalua pork was plentiful however it tasted more like pulled pork. There was a scoop of white rice and a scoop of Mac salad. Mac salad was under seasoned. Overall disappointing meal especially for a 4 or 5 start hotel. Cocktails were strong but delicious. Our waiter was very attentive. The part that made this experience great was the band. Excellent music, great voices and just s fun group.