Adrift

The Hawaiian Mixed Plate was *great*! I highly suggest trying the Chicken Mixed Plate. Pleasantly surprised. The Drinks? I tried the Zombie, the Mai Tai, and the White Wave. All were very good. The Mai Tai was similar to the classic Don the Beachcombers original. Very happy. The Zombie was good, but not as strong as a Zombie *should* be. The white Wave was good with a strong taste of grapefruit.

The décor was good. A modern take on Tiki. A bit more polished that I like my Tiki Bars. The bamboo was plenty, and the puffer fish lamps were plenty. It just seemed so stiff. I like my tiki a bit more weathered and worn. But overall, it was a treat to experience in the middle of the country. Bringing a taste of Aloha to the Rockey Mountain state!

The music was a bit disappointing. I really wanted to hear traditional Hawaiian, or Exotica, but the entire 2+ hours I was there, I hear only reggae. It wasn't overpowering, but... I just wanted to feel a bit more transported to my happy place.

I have to comment on the service. I sat at the bar, and the service was good, but I didn't feel connected to the bartenders. It took almost 15 minutes for someone to ask me if I needed anything. There was no "talking" to the bartenders. They almost acted like they didn't want to serve me. When I "ASKED" for service, they were friendly and prompt, but I had to ASK for service, they didn't ask me if I needed or wanted anything. They weren't rude, they were just stand offish.

Overall, I would highly recommend the Adrift if you crave a little TIKI in the land of the Rockies. I would suggest NOT sitting at the Bar. I saw people enter and seated, and served at the tables before I was served at the bar. I'll return, but next time, I'll take a seat at a table and avoid the bar.

Went in October 2015 during Halloween weekend. They were screening old horror movies on the wall, while the exotica was pumping. Now, if you're a halloween/tiki lover like i am...that's about as good as it gets. But the drinks were solid, the mugs were fun, there's bamboo aplenty, and we enjoyed it.

What a let down. Went in to show my girlfriend what this place is all about (what I thought it used to be) and was very dissapointed. The place just had a very unenthusiatic and "bothered" feel. The service was slow and inattentive.... And there was only 7 people at the bar. Drink was bland and unexciting. Oh did I mention the bartender was loaded? I had to ask the bartender to order....it should be the other way around. The cocktail list was typical and uninspired. The staff just didn't seem into it and didn't provide the "escape" factor one would look for when going to a tiki bar. I would be so bold as to say that adrift isn't a tiki bar...it's just a normal bar that happens to do tiki. Very unfortunate...