Light House Cove Tiki Bar

This place has such potential! Great view. Prices are decent but they insist on having these horrible singers that ruin classic songs. Mondays and Thursdays are especially bad. Music is too load and the singer is horrible. Please. Let us enjoy the view in peace and quiet

I wanted so badly to love this place.
A trashy little Tiki Bar with a view of the ocean. How could you go wrong?
This was my second visit and the second time the grill was down. Sadly, I had to finish my cocktail and leave. It was lunchtime after all. Having countless choices for Oceanside dining nearby; two strikes is an out!

Great burger and wings. Happy Hour was fun listened to live music. I was looking to eat Ioaded nachos and a basket of fries with chili and cheese. But the bartenders are nice.

We were in the midst of a beach-​side pub crawl, trying to figure out where you can get a drink with sand in your toes and this is one of the few spots. Tiki Cove is in the hotel, as others have mentioned, although you don’t have to actually go through the hotel since its outdoors. It is a solid three stars…
We didn’t order food, so we couldn’t report on that. Staff was friendly and service was very prompt. The drinks were brutally well but drinkable after they watered down a bit. Middle-​aged tourist karaōke was in full effect and was very entertaining. And while the bar is outside and the ocean is close, it’s definitely «toes in the sand». Close enough to enjoy it during the day, far enough away to forget it’s there at night.

Solid three star. I have eaten as well as had cocktails here a couple times. I’ve had the grilled Maui Maui salad and the salad topped with Tuna salad. Both Fishes were pretty good especially at their price point. Although the tuna was from a can, it was albacore with very little filler and prepared fresh. They do serve the salads with Ken’s dressing packets and iceberg lettuce. (Few tomatoes, raw onion and shredded carrots) Your basic. If they served had served it with romaine, spring mix, kale, or spinach etc. I would have easily given this place a four star.
My mother has gotten their «famous angus burger» a few times. She prefers her beef medium, well. Even though I liked mine cooked medium rare it was still a good burger and very meaty I must add. Again, if the bun was slightly better quality, I would have rated this spot a 4 star. But for the prices, you cannot beat it. It is a tiki bar after all.

The view gets 5 stars the food 1 star. We ordered chicken sandwiches, mine was grilled. The roll was stale and my boyfriend’s roll was stale and full of flour on the bottom. How could the cook not see that. When he scrapped the four off it was all over the plate. His chicken sandwich was 2 small pieces (chicken fingers) on a roll. Any fast food restaurant could do a better job. I think this place is great for drinks and listening to the entertainment

Don’t sit inside at The Seaside Grill. That place is NOT the Tiki Bar. Inside is overpriced and blows ass. Go outdoor for a completely different experience. Inside is not related to this place. The outside Tiki bar rocks. Good bar food. Good tunes. A super bar tender.

At legal age to be drinking I was shocked to have 3 different people looked at my ID and gave me a hard time. Maybe it’s because they aren’t used to having customers under the age of 50. Won’t be coming back here again.

Always a good time especially on Saturdays for karaōke. Service is always on point. Our server dawn is not here any longer but Kym was on point. Food is good and atmosphere is awesome!

Great for people watching and a good laugh. Be prepared to move your chair so all the walkers can get by. Their burger was great, one of the best we’ve had in the area and only $ 9. The cream cheese stuffed pretzel was great and unique. Their drinks were priced very moderately as well, and our blonde server was attentive. Right when we walked in, a 100 year old woman dressed in her Sunday Best outfit and full makeup was dancing away in the middle of the dance floor while a singer sang popular mo-​town classics to a back track. Around 3pm the bar filled up with 60 – 90 year olds on the prowl for a hook up; very fun to watch when you’re in your 30s. They do not accept AMEX.

This is one of the more tired scenes I’ve seen in a while. LHC attracts an aging crowd (think 60+) that probably doesn’t check Unilocal anyway and comes here to swill reasonably-​priced, ocean-​side cocktails at happy hour and beyond. A tiki bar in name only, there is nary a grass-​thatched roof or tiki in sight; although some of the clientele looks a little wooden. If you’re fortunate enough to retire while social security is still solvent, I wouldn’t recommend spending the proceeds here

The food is decent… And watching retirees dance the night away is cute. But the service is nonexistant and they dont tell you they charge $ 4 just for tap water. Yes! Tap water… Not bottled water. plain old boring tap water! Really!?!
Two thumbs down!

Fantastic spot outdoors at the back of Lighthouse Cove Resort. Lots of locals hang out here and they have live music several days a week.
If you go early Sunday evening, you are in for an experience! Apparently, this is ‘professional karoke’ day and all the older set comes out to play. They have a live band and lots of local lounge singers and has beens hang out to take turns singing. They were all actually VERY good — loads of talent. Supposedly, when we were there, some song writer who had gold records with Cole Porter was there and sang a few songs.
And let me tell you, these oldsters can PARTAY! They were drinking like crazy, dancing and some behaving badly — LOL! They hit it HARD until like 8:30 and then it was like someone blew the senior whistle and they all scampered home.