Two stars are for the ambiance! Beautiful place!! Service was super duper slow! Our food has been sitting under the light forever! My hubby had the famous fried rice! It was cold and hard by the time we received it! Flavor was great, but again the service was terrible! The mai tai was great. I think the entire hospitality industry is suffering from lack of quality workers. We will definitely give it a try again, as we have been a few times before and the food and service were great pre-Covid. read more

Great drinks and (almost) fantastic food! Four couples... they met for dinner at Trader Vic's. Half had been there before, the other half had not. For starters, the staff was amazing. The bartenders, hosts, and wait staff were amazing. The drinks were very nicely poured. No complaints in the drink department. The mai tai were perfect. The neat bourbon was generous and legit, and all of the other fruity drinks that were consumed garnered nothing but praise. The appetizers were hit out of the park. We cleaned up on the crab rangoon, morel mushrooms (double order) and satay chicken. Simply perfect. For the entrees: Two had the pork chops. More later on that... Two had the grouper. I was one and it was the best that I've ever had. Two had the volcano shrimp One had lamb One had hanger steak Hanger steak patron closed his eyes and nom-nom-nom was all that was heard. I tasted it and it was absolutely delicious. Lamb dude loved it as did others who tasted it. I'm not a lamb person but I did taste it was indeed palatable. Volcano shrimp girls said that it was spicy hit. Good, but spicy hot. It made them sweat, fwiw. Now for the pork chops... they are what kept this evening from making it to five stars. They were dry. Like REALLY dry. Flavor was good as was the sides but alas.... Sahara desert pork. I will go back. I will have the grouper. read more

I had both lunch and dinner at Trader Vic's on a trip to Atlanta last weekend Oh, and it was a wonderful experience. Obviously, Trader Vic's, one of the original Tiki restaurants dating to the 1930s, by Victor Bergeron oh, one of the original gods of the Tiki world is a must stop for any Tiki fanatic such as myself. Trader Vic's did not let me down. Let me first say that the staff is the thing that stood out to me most for both meals. I had lunch at the bar and dinner in the dining room, and the bartenders, the wait staff and the folks at the front of the house were all lovely. They were friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and service was quick. My daughter and I had the poo poo platter oh, the New York strip with asparagus and mashed potatoes oh, and a half rack of lamb over Asian noodles cooked to perfection. The food was utterly delicious. A meal or an hour or two at the bar at Trader Vic's is an experience not to be missed. The decor is absolutely transporting- you are taken to a bygone era where exotic locales have a mystery to them, and the theming here is immersive. The tiki mugs are gorgeous and half the fun of ordering the delicious drinks. Don't miss out on the mai tai, which is not the sickly sweet pretty mess you'll get on a cruise ship, but rather the well-balanced original created by Victor Bergeron in 1944. I'd love it if Trader Vic's turned up the tiki music a little bit, and they could do with returning to a more over-the-top garnish game, but overall my experience at Trader Vic's was truly fantastic oh, and I cannot wait to return. read more

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Great drinks but very poor food . Steaks were very over cooked and dry also service is extremely slow. Maybe I picked the wrong night. I'll try again and hope it's better A great venue for the Hawaiian flavor. read more

The tiki drinks are really awesome- best in ATL other than SOS in Decatur. My review is more about the food. I'd stay away from it..... my fiancé has a shellfish allergy that we shared.....but they still mixed us up with somebody else and brought crab to the table. Luckily we didn't eat it so no harm done, but could have ended very differently read more

Rain chased me inside - so I tried this restaurant as it's in the lower level of hotel. Appetizer arrived quickly - calamari was fresh and tasty - wasabi sauce needs seasoning and calamari should have been seasoned as they came outta fryer. Kung Pao chicken was perfectly cooked and seasoned - came with a wonderful basket of crackers with coconut peanut butter!!! Mai Tai was powerful - but a wonderful treat after wandering the downtown area today!! Will return and try another main dish!!! read more

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While the service was good and the atmosphere/ambiance is wonderful, I have some major concerns. First off, how can you mess up fried rice and charge $29!for a small bowl? No flavor, dry meat, and very little vegetables. Second, if the drink recipe calls for any kind of fruit juice, make sure there is more than a couple drops of it in the drink. Don't get me wrong, I like a strong drink, but when there is supposed to be some kind of tropical juice in it, I should be able to taste it. While I did enjoy the feel of the islands, the food was unfortunately sub-par at best, as well as extremely overpriced. Fix your food products, and fix the mix on your drinks so people can enjoy them. read more

Drinks are solid, food is alright. We go here mostly for the drinks so this is what I'm eating them on. Mai Thai and mojitos are my go too drinks. read more

Trader Vic's holds a special place for me. It was the first date spot for my boyfriend and I. Since then I've been many times with friends and family. It's located inside the hotel so don't be confused when driving there. Parking is in the hotel deck and they do validate! I really love the tropical vibes so this place is perfect for a fun fancy night out. Their drink menu is amazing. So many fun things to choose from and non alcoholic options that are delicious! I recommend the Peachtree street punch! Such a delicious drink! They are obviously known for their Mai Tais. They were created by Trader Vic! I would try to get one in a fun tiki glass! They have a bar area and then a larger dining area with an outside patio. The food is quite good and I recommend their combo appetizer to sample a little bit of everything. They sell some of their drink glasses if you want to take the tropical vibes home! It's a little pricey so I would say this place is for a special night out but it's a place you should definitely try! read more

Trader Vic's - Restaurant! - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Came down to Atlanta to move my daughter to her new job, and couldn't wait to stop into one of the classic original tiki restaurants, Trader Vic's. Located on the lower level of the downtown Atlanta Hilton, Trader Vic's was everything I imagined it would be and more. The Polynesian decor is so next level - much of which dates back to when the restaurant opened back in 1976. It embodies south seas escapism at its best. We had a 6:45 reservation, they seated us at 6:15 when we arrived a bit early, and we were in one of the back dining rooms. It was quiet and peaceful, exactly what you'd expect for a laid back meal. We ordered Mai Tai's (of course), and several appetizers. We liked the Char Sui Pork the best, but the crab rangoons and spring rolls were also a hit. For entrees, we had the Volcano Shrimp - spicy but not too hot, and Fried Rice, all were excellent. We shared a pinapple upside-down cake for dessert, along with another round of drinks. If you're a tiki-phile, this place is an absolute can't miss. Also picked up a tiki mug and mai-tai glass to bring home. Our server Tenagne, was exceptional. Super attentive and went out of her way to ensure that we had a wonderful time. All in all, an outstanding experience, one we can't wait to repeat the next time we're in Atlanta. read more

This was an amazing place! Get your reservations early. We were crazy kids and wore matching Hawaiian outfits. My spouse loves all things tiki. The drinks were on point. The food was delicious, the way they cooked the steaks was perfection. The services was swift and thoughtful. When in Atlanta again, we will definitely visit. read more

The ambience is on par. The vibe? Polynesian. The bar? Two very odd bartenders. On each visit this year, they give off a creepy vibe - hanging out with single women while snubbing everyone else. Management should definitely have a chat with those two or just get better bartenders befitting the brand. read more

All hail the famous Mai Tai!! This is one of those little-known Atlanta gems, and could practically count as a hidden bar. And it's located in the unlikely neighborhood of downtown! You have to take an elevator from inside the Hilton, and even if you press the down button, the light above the elevator will never show the down arrow lit. Just hop on an empty elevator that appears to be going up and hit the button for Trader Vic's. When you exit the elevator, you are transported to Hawaii. Suddenly you are surrounded by tikis and palms. As you wander away from the elevator bank you finally run into a hostess stand. Bypass the hostess stand (trust me) and head to the bar. Order the Mai Tai. It's amazing. One or two of those and you'll be happy for the evening. Go on Thursdays (I believe) and get them for $6 instead of $9. Either way, it's worth it. Best tropical drink in Atlanta. I've had some food here too, and it's pretty good. Different than anything else I've had in the area. It's a fun place to go on an adventure to, particularly if you're feeling like you need to escape from the real world for a while. read more

Trader Vic's - Perfection in a glass. - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

This restaurant is located in the basement of the Hilton Atlanta hotel. The tiki bar decor is cool and welcoming. I came on a Monday, but they were closed even though their business hours are listed to be opened. I returned on a Wednesday night for dinner and it was pretty empty. I am guessing it might be due to the overpriced food they serve. Since one of their specialties is the Mai Tai, I ordered one up at the bar. The staff was pretty friendly and the $8.50 Mai Tai was very strong. Almost couldn't finish it strong. I've had a few Mai Tai's in my life and never really was fond of them and this one was no different. I have concluded that if I don't like the Mai Tai here, it's probably not a drink for me. So for those Mai Tai lovers, I have no idea how good this one is, but like I said, it was strong. Now, let's talk about the most expensive fried rice I've ever had. The $25 Trader Vic fried rice is large in portion, filled with shrimp, chicken and pork, and had an overall taste rating of B. It's definitely way overprice and might be more acceptable cutting the portion and price in half. For that much, I'd rather grab something outside the hotel and have dessert, too. read more

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Fun night out with the family. 5 stars given to boost status. Better than what is being written. Relax and enjoy life for a minute. read more

Best food and drinks in Atlanta. Piece of America that we are likely to lose. Frequent this place ASAP!!!

First, we started with delicious 151 Mai Tais. OMG! Talk about a smooth kick. The libations left Papi and I ready. For apps, I had the calamari which could use a little hit more salt. But the crab cake Papi had was amazing! Side note: We also had the house made peanut butter and crackers.... delicious! On to the entrees. The surf and turf great. We had it medium. It was was tender and well seasoned. The wood fire grill gives it a different taste. Unexplainable but good. The sides were good. I had the bacon scallops. The lo mein was common but the scallops.... delicious! Dessert was okay. The espresso creme brulee was definitely coffee forward and creamy. The citrus cheese cake was okay. We're not fans of cold desserts. We will definitely return. Maurice was an absolute pleasure! We love his table side manners and hospitality. read more

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I was excited to see a Trader Vic's nearby. But it was a disappointment. Positives: the decor was fun and they had delicious looking non-alcoholic tiki drinks for those that don't imbibe. Negatives: our waiter seemed exhausted. The food was pretty much flavorless. And no fun glasses for our tiki drinks. I did hear that if you bought one of the large group drinks, it did come in a legit tiki glass. That all drinks were served in plain glassware was just such disappointment. The food was definitely not worth the prices. Stop in for one group drink. Take the photo and move on is my advice. read more

Service was great and the food was even better all the desserts were amazing if I could give this 10 stars I would perfect restaurant

great food and presentation. I had the most awesome herb-crusted rack of lamb ever! Compliments to Chef Julio and staff!!!

Hostess was very accommodating. Food was so so. I enjoyed the mai tai! It was easy to get to because it was in our hotel.

This was an amazing place to sit down and talk with friends after a long day of meetings. Food is a bit pricey but it does come in large portions and is very good. It did take a while to cook but it was worth it. Would recommend read more

Trader Vic's - Chicken Kung Pao Chicken - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Food was great, Mai Tai's were not what they used to be...ordered first one with Bacardi 8 year rum but couldn't taste it at all...those once strong drinks were weak imitations this time...ordered a second one but this time, no upgrade and it tasted the same as the first one...weak and thin...maybe the bartender was having an off night, maybe something else....again, food was spot on good as always but I also come here for the normally strong Polynesian drinks....hopefully they will be better next time read more

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I wandered down to the basement of Atlanta's downtown Hilton early evening yesterday. I asked the host of Trader Vic's Atlanta what they offered that was gluten free. She said "Nothing really. Just the tofu dish." This obviously is wrong given the salad and meat dishes are naturally gluten free. No upscale restaurant should have staff who are completely incompetent about something as basic as wheat flour. Here's a picture from corporate Trader Vic's who gives the obvious answer (it's from 4 years ago). read more

Trader Vic's - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Came here for my birthday dinner and had a great time overall. The decor and overall vibe of the restaurant are top notch. Everything I wanted in a tiki bar. The food was delicious though I liked our appetizers more than our entrees. I got the hanger steak and it was really just a weird mushy pile of meat that didn't look very appetizing but tasted fine. Our waiter was very nice but hard to understand and we once his section got busy we waited so long to get the check my buzz wore off. The homemade peanut butter they give you is incredible and, like I said, the appetizers were all very good (beef skewers, pork something, Cesar salad) so I would definitely come again and probably just get more of those. Drinks were tasty and strong but not strong enough to hold me over while waiting for the check to get back to my hotel room. read more

Trader Vic's - Interior - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

made a walk-up reservation for 6 at 8:43pm. was told it would take 30 minutes. at 10:00pm, we left. currently at Metro Dinner down the street and around the corner. group of 10 sat immediately, waters served within 2 minutes. orders all taken within 5 minutes of being seated. alcohol drinks delivered within 7 minutes of being seated. go to metro diner unless you wanna wait forever. i am here for a convention which occurs around the same time every year, will discourage anyone from coming here. our convention is 10,000+ attendees. sadly, also disappointed in Hilton as it's on their property and even though they are a Hilton Vendor, they still represent the level (or lack there of) that Hilton guests are expected to endure. let's just say, having a grubhub delivery from Gainesville would be faster than getting seated here. like others on this platform, can't give a zero star review. read more

After a long day at our conference we opted to dine here. So pleasantly surprised. Kitschy and retro and fun ! It was a weekday but there were other patrons, service was attentive and friendly. Ordered the house special mai tai to start. Wow ! It was delightful. I even ordered a second one. Appetizers of crispy calamari with wasabi mayo. Nice portion and fried perfectly. We were hungry and devoured it quickly. I had the sake hanger steak which was flavorful and tender. The bok choy steamed under the meat was crispy and very fresh. We were too stuffed to order any dessert but enjoyed the table side preparation of the bananas foster ordered by other patrons. There are only two Trader Vic's left in the United States. You've got to try this place ; it's the kind of restaurant that is nostalgic and fun. Only downside, a little pricey but it was convenient and in our hotel. read more

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I love tiki cocktails but have never been to a tiki bar before. I have heard the names Trader Vic's and know why the name is famous (thanks for the Mai Tai Vic!). So when I heard there was a Trader Vic's in Atlanta and it is one of the only ones left in the United States, I decided I better give this place a visit before this relic of the past goes extinct. Once again I have never been to a tiki bar before so I have no idea what to compare it to. I thought it was uniquely decorated and chuck full of relics like tikis, Polynesian ladies, turtles, and fish. It really made you think you were sitting in a supper club from the 1950s. I also loved that the place is hidden in the bottom of the Hilton and that you have to take special elevators to get to the bar, makes it seem more exclusive. I had to try the Mai Tai, right? The waiter basically assumes you are going to get one or at least another alcoholic drink. Boy, do they have choices here. So many different things that all sounded so good but I stuck with the Mai Tai. Boy, that baby was strong and only $9 so that wasn't too bad at all. Their main entrees were pretty spendy so I decided to try the Pupu platter since I wanted to try the spare ribs that they smoke over their centuries old-styled smokers. I got a mix of fried shrimp, Crab Rangoon, smoked sliced marinated pork, and spare ribs. Those ribs were super tasty and really hit the spot. I was filled after eating the whole appetizer myself so called it my dinner. It really is too bad that these bars have been disappearing. I'm not sure why the management won't lower prices to get more people in the doors because this place could be a really fun spot if it was a little more affordable, seriously cut the dinner entrees by $5-$10 bucks and you would be golden, especially with your strong and well priced tiki drinks. That is why I will knock the review one star off. If you are Atlanta and never have been to a tiki bar, try this unique spot and have a Mai Tai. read more

Well.......I don't have a car and didnt feel like walking to dinner, so I decided to stay in and try Trader Vic's. I must admit, I had some intrepidation as I have had few good meals in a hotel restaurant. But I have work to do tonight so I brought some reading material and head to the basement of the Hilton. The first thing that hits me is the restaurant is a bit dated, like the hotel..... But being a Tahiti themed restaurant, it kind of works. And when I say themed, I can mean themed! There is no signs of drywall in the place, it's all bamboo and wood. Looks pretty cool actually. But better than the decor, is the bouquet on the nose. The smell of the wood ovens is magnificent! The menu claims these originated 200 years BC. Not sure about that, but oh the smell!! I wanted one of everything on the menu. I reviewed pictures on Yelp to help me navigate the menu and I see lots of Mai Tai's. According to the menu, these were invented by Trader Vic's (who ever that might be) so what the heck, I order one and I'm quite impressed. I am more of a borboun guy, but what the heck. Good news, it has some good flavors, isn't too sweet and had a good solid rum taste, I'm hooked. I'm had a ceasar salad which was delicious. I ordered the salmon cooked in the wood fired oven and it didn't disapoint either. In order salmon because I wanted a healthy dish and it was. Not loaded with sugar or cream sauce. It tasted like smoke, fish and vegetables. Very good. The entire evening the service was very good. Not great, but better than what I typically expertise in a hotel restaurant. Overall, it was a great experience. If I were in the hotel again, I would make it a point to have dinner here. If I lived in Atlanta, would I come here to dinner? Maybe, especially with kids because the theme was so good. On the way out, I couldn't help stopping at the bar for another Mai Tai...... read more

Trader Vic's - Wood oven smoked salmon, vegetables and potatoes. - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Located in the lower lobby of the Hilton hotel, it is a beautifully decorated tropical island themed restaurant in the heart of downtown Atlanta. Dimly lit with soft yellow lighting makes for a relaxing and romantic tropical getaway vibe. Service was great and fast but I did go on a weekday night when it wasn't busy at all. I got the surf and turf for dinner and though the lobster was a bit overdone for my taste, they cooked the filet exactly as I requested and was very satisfied. I also ordered the mai tai (when in Rome) and though I'm not a mai tai connoisseur, I can say that it was delicious! I'm glad I got to check this place out. The food and ambience were amazing. I'd recommend for anyone in town or visiting, for families, a romantic date, business dinner. read more

Trader Vic's - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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The food wasn't great for the price but the portion sizes are very filling. It took forever the food to come out. Our server Lakiesha wasn't very friend as you can tell she didn't want to be there. We had to flag her down when we need anything. The drinks were the best part. They were tasty and strong. I recommend just going for the bar. read more

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Working downtown, Trader Vic's is a bit of a guilty pleasure of mine. Located in the basement of the Hilton Atlanta, this restaurant is the perfect blend of 50's kitsch and tropical escapism. The Mai Tai here is pretty legendary, and with good reason - I've yet to find a better one anywhere! (Swing by on Thursday nights for an even better deal on these.) read more

I love anything Tiki and Trader Vic's did not disappoint. Tucked away inside the Hilton it was a tropical time capsule with great drinks live music on the Thursday night that I happened to be visiting and pretty good food as well! Surprisingly we weren't that hungry so we split the egg rolls and barbecue spare ribs and then I had an after-dinner flaming coffee drink. I would love to come back when I was in the mood for one of the entrees they looked really good at the tables nearby. read more

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I stopped by the bar when I was at a conference in Atlanta and I really liked the atmosphere of this place. The bartender had a pretty rad Hawaiian shirt on and he was super chill and friendly. It also wasn't too crowded when I went, which is nice because I oftentimes feel rushed at bars (~6pm on Wednesday). My friend and I asked the bartender for the least alcoholic drink and he suggested the Pina Colata (~$10). The drink was pretty good even though I don't drink much. It was smooth! read more

Trader Vic's - Pina Colata - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

If I could give this place 6 stars, or 10 stars, or more, I would! Not only was it amazing tiki fabulosity (I seriously flew from Seattle to Atlanta to go to this restaurant...that's how much I love original tiki from the 70's), but the food was fantastic too! I had the Atlantic Salmon and it was AMAZING. And growing up in Seattle I'm super picky about my salmon, so you know it has to be good. My kids had the Chef's fried rice and it was fantastic too. Peach punch cuz we're in Georgia? Yes please! I can't say enough. It's got history, ambiance, tiki gods everywhere, fabulous food, and more. Enjoy! read more

This is a quiet spot. I was a little skeptical at first because it was dark and no one else was there. Don't let that fool you! The food here is delicious and the drinks are above par! Our waitress Angela was great. We didn't wait long for our food or drinks. If you're looking for a nice dinner or just apps and a drink, check them out. read more

Trader Vic's - Tiki Grog and Tututupo Tiki - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I really enjoyed the ambiance and all of the decorations put into this restaurant. The hostess was nice and our server as well. Our server was a bit slow, even though not many people were in the bar area. I entered through the hotel entrance (Hilton), so not sure if that makes a difference in service. Drinks: I ordered the tiki bowl for two people. It was a bit of a disappointment because I thought it would come with cute decor like a cherry and little umbrella but it simply came in a bowl- maybe I had too high expectations from the yelp reviews, but for the money spent, I would've liked more! read more

Trader Vic's - Hawaiian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Great service and a plus is live music on Tuesday's ! The Mai Tai's are delicious and it's always fun to see who is performing every week for the live music. I had a shrimp salad that was super fresh and the shrimp on top were delicious. read more

I went to this place for the first time and loved it so much. This restaurant is hidden and located on the lower level inside the Hilton Hotel. This Hilton Hotel staple serves Pacific Rim dishes in a lively space with kitschy, tropical-themed decor. Fun Hawaiian atmosphere, great service, drinks and food. I absolutely love Trader Vic's, the staff is fantastic. Great tiki bar. This place is all about the drinks. They have the best "girlie" drinks around. This location was voted 2nd best Tiki Bar. From the website - In 1934, the ebullient Victor Bergeron built a cozy saloon in Oakland, California naming it Hinky Dink's after the well-known World War I song "Hinky Dinky Parlay Vous." After returning from his travels to Cuba and Hawaii, in 1937 Vic "The Trader" transformed Hinky Dink's from a saloon into Trader Vic's, a tropical retreat bedecked with various artifacts and trappings, serving simmering plates of Island-style cuisine and becoming America's first fusion restaurant concept. Escape to Trader Vic's for Polynesian cuisine, tropical cocktails and an unforgettable ambiance featuring traditional tikis, giant blowfish and palm-thatched ceilings. Trader Vic's Atlanta, located on the lower level of the Hilton Atlanta, brings the Pacific Islands to the city. Escape to Trader Vic's for Polynesian cuisine, tropical cocktails and an unforgettable ambiance. Enjoy mouth-watering delicacies showcasing an eclectic mix of Asian cooking techniques, prepared in our wood-fired ovens. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday (CLOSED SUNDAY ). Restaurant Hours: 5:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. | Mai Tai Bar Hours: 5:00 p.m. - Midnight I was here at there happy hour and tried couple of drinks like their famous The Original Mai Tai a rum drink which means in Tahitian "Out of this world". The Mai Tai is now the most famous rum drink in the world and you can only get the real McCoy here at Trader Vic's. It normally costs $8.50 but at happy hour you get it for just $5 only. I would definitely recommend and will visit again. read more

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It's hard for me to review Trader Vic's without the bias of a decade of fond memories here over DragonCon. But let me put it this way to be fair. If you're going there for drinks and light bites, it is an excellent off the beat choice for a bar. Trader Vic's is located on the basement level of the Hilton Atlanta downtown. Although there is a side entrance on John Portman Blvd, I rarely see it open. You're better off going into the hotel, and taking an elevator down. Immediately you'll be transported to a blast from the past: dim lights, retro decor all around. This is the OG Tiki aesthetic. Apparently, this is one of the 2 remaining Trader Vic's in the US. You can take a seat (reserve ahead on Open Table if you'd like), or sit at the bar. I've been told the same handful of bartenders have been doing this gig, and their talent and consistency will show when you order a drink. There is a multitude of cocktails on the menu. The original Mai Tai, as well as various subtle variations are great of course. However, my drink of choice, the drink I will refer to whenever someone asks me for a "Kaung S. signature around town" is the Peachtree Punch. Basically if you like pina coladas, you're gonna like this. A lot of my friends also love the Suffering Bastard and Samoan Fog Cutter. This is where the fun ends, as the food is where you'll be disappointed. I've eaten here a handful of times, and my advise would be to order the Cosmo Tidbits, essentially a sampler platter. These are all great little dishes, tasty, texture variations, and you get 3 different sauces. The main entree type dishes are way overpriced, and often just average. Note on service, it's always been good. Even when slammed, the bartenders get to everyone and manage it well. The last two servers I've had were also on point, attentive without overbearing and nice without being fake. read more

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