Tommy Bahama Restaurant, Bar & Store occupies a multi-level building at 298 Beach Walk in the heart of Waikiki, combining the brand’s flagship-style apparel shop with a full-service island-inspired restaurant and a rooftop bar. Visitors come to browse resort wear and to eat coconut shrimp a short walk from Waikiki Beach.
The ground floor sells Tommy Bahama’s silk camp shirts, linen pants, women’s dresses, swimwear, sunglasses, and accessories. Upstairs, the dining room serves a seafood-forward menu. The signature coconut shrimp with tangy dipping sauce is the dish most guests order, alongside ahi poke, fresh fish preparations, and Key lime pie. The rooftop bar draws the biggest crowds at sunset, with a sand-covered lounge area, fire pits, and tropical cocktails such as the brand’s signature mai tai. Check the current menu before visiting, since offerings shift seasonally (source: [MenuXP](https://www.menuxp.com/tommy-bahamas-menu)).
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Reservations: Book dinner ahead through OpenTable or by phone, especially from December through March and during summer. The rooftop bar often fills by late afternoon, so arrive before sunset to claim a fire-pit seat.
Quieter times: Lunch on weekdays is calmer and offers the same menu at a more relaxed pace. Shopping is easiest in the morning, before the post-beach crowd arrives.
Getting there: Beach Walk runs between Kalakaua Avenue and Kuhio Avenue, so the venue is easy to reach on foot from most Waikiki hotels. Street parking is scarce, so walking or using TheBus is the simplest option. Confirm current hours on the [official store locator](https://www.tommybahama.com/store/City) before you go.
