8.7/10
AI-generated summary
A tiki bar, and the cocktails are why people go. Regulars put it alongside Sunken Harbor and Double Chicken Please, and the rum list is long. The large format drinks with fire are worth ordering once. Drinks run about $25, and most people say the food is the weak part.
“The rest of the food that I ordered like the rum spudlets (tater tots seasoned), dumplings and the Nashville Hot Jerk Chicken Tenders which were not spicy and tasted like regular chicken tenders was just okay and kinda pricey for what it was. However, the cocktails and even a mocktail I tried were amazing in my opinion.”
H3
“Best cocktails is a tie between Paradise Lost and Double Chicken Please.”
H2
“Sunken Harbor has the best drinks with Paradise Lost right behind.”
H2
“I highly recommend the full experience, which includes the drink that has a fire show :) In general, though, it's a fun atmosphere with tasty drinks and (small) apps.”
H2
“Agreed on the food being fine but the drinks and ambiance A1. Went on a cold rainy night back in January and felt transported. Cool place and appreciate their dedication to the details”
H2
“Such a good spot! Some occasional misses on their cocktail menu but their highs are as good as Smuggler’s Cove.”
H2
“paradise lost for strong cocktails and weirdness vibe.”
H2
“It’s very much worth it imo. For me, I’d much rather pay $25 for a great Mai Tai with a great atmosphere at Paradise Lost than $15 for a mediocre Mai Tai at a mediocre bar.”
H2
“I wish the kitchen lived up to the bar at Paradise Lost but aside from the popcorn I haven't really liked anything I've had there.”
H2
“the flashier cocktails are definitely worth the admission price.”
H2
“I do love the vibe and the drinks are great so it’s worth it imo”
H2
“Paradise Lost slaps. I was put off by the high price tag, but honestly the ambience is dope, and the drinks I had were strong.”
H2