	Everyone	You
Decor	8
Drink Quality	6.2
Drink Selection	5.4
Food Quality	7.4
Food Selection	5
Mood	6.5
Music	5
Product Quality	7.5
Product Selection	8.3
Service	9.3
Tikiness	7.8
Tilt	7.5
Vibe	7.7

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Humuhumu’s description

Solomons Island Tiki Bar opened in 1980, and is a more 80s-style tiki bar -- it's open-air, heavy on the party, and light on the tiki. There have been more additions of tikiness starting in early 2006, of particular note is the addition of many Bosko carvings and a couple large moai. It's open seasonally, from April through October, and opening day is a major event, drawing up to 10,000 people.

The bar started as an addition to the Island Manor Hotel, by original owners John and Kathy Taylor. New owners in 2005 have removed the hotel to expand the bar into a restaurant, and to accomodate the Tiki Bar's massive weekend crowds; these new owners are responsible for the stronger emphasis on tiki. A small store has been added that sells t-shirts, sweatshirts and mass-produced modern tiki items.

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Foredeckape

Foredeckape has visited Solomons Island Tiki Bar.

July 22, 2016, 5:09 PM

Kind of a marina bar with some cool Bosko decor. Gift shop has Tiki Farm and DW mugs. Staff is nice, and apologize that they can't do real tiki drink. But, they do good with what they do. Martin Denny has never been played over the sound system. Fun place to watch the sunset and check out the Bosko carvings.

Dr. Coruba

Dr. Coruba has visited Solomons Island Tiki Bar.

July 19, 2014, 7:52 AM

If you are already in the area, it is worth a visit, just to say you went, but as the previous commenter says - don't go for authentic tiki drinks.

wayne-tiki-tiki

wayne-tiki-tiki has visited Solomons Island Tiki Bar.

May 2, 2012, 10:27 AM

Built over an old motel, this place has been getting a make-over. There are now giant moais and sand "beaches" on the property, and they host BBQs and "luaus". The gift shop is pretty dang repleat for a bar, and the staff will bend over backward for you. Don't come too late, or the food and gift shop and cigar shop areas will be closed (~9pm). This place is a definitely a little more than the sum of its parts, but don't go for authentic tiki drinks, and they really don't exist.