Island Grill

This place is delicious!!! The sushi is fresh and you can taste the different ingredients in each piece. The servers are very friendly. And best of all the sushi is half off Mon– Wed. Don’t skip out on dessert; they make their own Portuguese donuts in house and cover them in ice cream. It was a nice surprise to end our sushi dinner. We are so glad we found this place.

Very solid local neighborhood dive bar. No hipsters here! Aged tiki theme that has fallen by the wayside but I guess that’s what makes it a dive bar. Very limited menu but it’ll do in a pinch. Don’t make a special trip here but if you’re in the neighborhood and need a cheap drink, stop on in.

Came out to Island grill for the first time Saturday night… well ok, Sunday morning, at about 2am.
I really like this place. Very open, spacious, clean, with a «tiki hut» kind of feel…
Tero, the bartender, was incredible, pouring REALLY strong drinks!
Drinks are super cheap and good here. I can’t believe I waited so long to come out.
I’ll go back again soon.

Great locals bar, have a decent bar food menu, most of the items are around $ 5, 1 pool table, cheap drinks beers come in 3 different size glasses, single beer, pitcher and they have a beer tower that is almost 100oz. $ 10 domestic, $ 13.50 import. They had music and karaōke but construction has halted that. Pretty decent internet based jukebox and plenty of TV’s to watch the game or what ever else may be playing. Over all its a pretty kick back place to relax.

I went here with my out of town guests to redeem a match play deal advertised on the bar’s Web site. It’s a typical neighborhood poker bar with a tropical theme (love the small waterfall) and tiki décor. Any place that offers a match play is a winner in my book, though we didn’t try the food.
The bartender offered to serve the Blue Moon with orange juice, which is also a winner.
This is a Steelers bar, and as such, promos and prizes are offered during all games.

OH MAN! This place was really fun.
I came during karaōke night, and it is a really non-​judgmental, laid-​back karaōke scene here.
We kicked off our experience with a nice pitcher of my NEW, old stand-​by Hamms. After a few glasses, my friend decides he wants me to get up there and sing. Even though my voice was jacked up from laughing my a*s off all night! But he begged, so I decided to give the best rendition of Ginuwine’s «Pony» I could muster.
They LOVED it, surprisingly! I had two guys ask me to go up and sing again. And they loved my cheesy dance moves that I had thrown in to mask my utter embarrassment. Who would have thunk it, huh?
While there, some crazy, super drunk guy accused the bartender of taking his leather jacket. Mind you, she’s like 5’2, small and seemed really nice. The dude flipped out and punched one of the game machine screens! Luckily, two regulars quickly stepped in to subdue him and take him out.
They have a good selection of tap beers, some pool tables and some slot machines (in the bar and a few stand alone). They had a small menu of some bar snacks, like egg rolls. I liked the island décor, with the huge fish tank in the back. Good times.

Cool tiki /​island bar theme. Has the feel of being inside a cave. Drinks are cheap and well poured. Lots of t.v.‘s and a stage for karaōke and open mic night. Occasionally they have live bands.