First of all, the bartender has incredibly gorgeous eyes and I could have stared into them for hours. We had seen reviews about the nachos but didn't see them on the menu. We asked the bartender and he said they have them, they're just on the menu, so we ordered the ultimate nachos, a beer and a Sangria Sunset. All were delicious. We didn't have reservations so we sat at the bar and had a great view of the sunset and a walk on the beach after. Prices were reasonable for Guam. We'll definitely be going back.

Although the weather is bad, the service staff is very kind and the meals are special, a good place to relax ~

While visiting, I really felt like I was on a tropical island. You are closer to the ocean than at any of the large resort beach bars. They play lively music in the bar area. Food and drinks are overpriced but typical for a mid range restaurant on the island.

We had dinner last Friday PM, staff was super nice, but felt rushed - we only seated for a minute and we were asked to order. Great for sunsets. They are clearly only used to tourists, which makes sense considering the location, but the staff needs some proper service training. Food was way, way over priced - $29 for a decent lobster roll and Maui potato chips. We didn't sit in the bar, which we should have. The "other" side is a dated dining hall - good for families, but not a fun vibe - the bar has a more festive tropical atmosphere with music. If they can come up with a happy hour or local pricing we would go there often. As it is we will probably reserve going there for when we have visitors.

the lobster roll is good and the environment of the bar side also great and its suitable for family / celebration.