Huggo's on the Rocks

For favorites like the fish tacos and volcano fries, guests report generous helpings, reviewers specifically describe the tacos and fries as plentiful.

Yes, reviewers note a neighbouring Huggo's location; On The Rocks is described as the more casual, less-expensive sibling next door.

Yes, Huggo's on the Rocks is well suited to a special evening, with ocean-view sunset seating, live music, and guests describing the setting as romantic.

Huggo's on the Rocks delivers a breezy, beachside vibe, toes-in-the-sand seating, ocean views and sunsets, with live local music, dancers and festive, tiki-lit evenings.

Huggo's on the Rocks is open daily 11:00 am–3:00 pm; happy hour daily 3:00 pm–5:00 pm; dinner Mon–Thu 5:00 pm–8:30 pm and Fri–Sun 5:00 pm–9:00 pm.

Huggo's on the Rocks is busiest around sunset and during happy hour/evening service, reviewers report waits of 30–45 minutes and sometimes much longer.

Yes, Huggo's uses a waitlist system; guests report joining via OpenTable and receiving a text when their table was ready, and the venue typically does not take reservations.

Casual dress, light, comfortable island wear is appropriate; nothing formal is expected for sunset cocktails or sandy-feet dining.

Yes, Huggo's on the Rocks has waterside, toes-in-the-sand outdoor seating with umbrellas and sandy beachfront tables that guests frequently enjoy.

Huggo's on the Rocks is at its best around sunset, plan to arrive 30–45 minutes before sunset to snag a bar or waterside seat, enjoy sunset cocktails and live music.

Yes, families and children do visit Huggo's on the Rocks; reviewers describe dining with kids and teens and being seated together by the water in its casual, toes-in-the-sand setting.