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Trader Vic's legendary cocktail bars and restaurants will be located at each of its resorts in the Caribbean. Trader Vic's was founded in 1934 by Victor Bergeron in Oakland. His collection of legendary cocktail bars and restaurants are sophisticated and exotic, inspired by the places he visited on his travels.
Trader Vic’s combines elegance and comfort providing the perfect ambience to have a truly memorable evening. Using only the best and freshest ingredients from around the globe, the eclectic array of food is a delicious blend of Pacific Island, Oriental and American cuisines.
Trader Vic's Mai-Tai Lounge has an informal atmosphere where guests can enjoy tropical rum cocktails made including the original world-famous Mai Tai cocktail invented by Trader Vic himself to perfectly compliment the sounds of live Island music and Latin rhythms. The diverse menu features a combination of Asian and Polynesian dishes cuisine and luau-style dishes for sharing.Senor Pico is a Latin Grill with South American-style decor that is a fusion of bright colours to provide a unique backdrop for a wide range of authentic food and drinks. Indulge in one of the border antojitos appetizers followed by a variety of redefined traditional Latin American cuisine including Tacos al Carbon, Tapas, Espitinhos and Carne Asada. Senor Pico has its own special cocktails made from fresh fruit juices as well as Latin all time favourites like the Pisco Sour and Cuban Mojito.
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