Hôtel-Motel Coconut

Bar, Hotel/Motel & Restaurant

7531 Notre Dame
Trois-Rivières, Quebec, Canada
Ph: (819) 377-3221 - Website

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Opened in 1958

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Defunct tiki not included,
distances are as the crow flies.

Jardin Tiki, Montreal	69.5 mi 111.9 km
Restaurant Luau, Sainte-Adele	78.7 mi 126.6 km
Restaurant Aloha, St-Jérôme	77.7 mi 125.1 km
Restaurant Tahiti, Chateauguay	85.4 mi 137.4 km
The Aloha Room, Ottawa	162.2 mi 261.1 km

Coconut Bar at Hôtel-Motel Coconut in Trois-Rivières
April 2007, photo by Shelby

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Has been owned by the Landry family since it opened in 1958, became Polynesian-themed in 1963 after the owners went on an inspirational honeymoon in Tahiti.

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Shelby

June 5, 2009, 8:47 PM

A wonderfull vintage tiki bar. Owned by the same family over 40 years. Mugs and drinks are nice. Decor and furniture are really vintage. I heard that the owners travelled a lot to Hawai and Polynesia to bring back decorative items and spirit. Vahiné's Paintings on the walls are awesome! But I have to admit that the music sucks. Music is very mainstream.
And this bar is combined to a motel also called Coconut. So if you drunk too much cocktails, you can take a rest. It's not really expensive, clean but a little bit old.

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Barclay Fortin

September 6, 2011, 8:29 PM

I got there recently and was astonished by the decor. The place is vintage and looks awesome. Probably the nicest tiki joint in Eastern Canada. Big tiki statues, a wide array of lamps, a small bridge, vahiné's paintings, great looking masks and carvings... This bar has it all. Inappropriate music hurts the mood, though.

The cocktails I had didn't really impress me. The Aku Aku Coconut, the house's speciality, is an okay coconut drink. The Zombie was not really a Zombie and tasted funny. But at least, the people behind the bar seems to care about the drinks they're making.

Tiki cocktails are served in tiki mugs and bowls available for purchase.

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