We flew in and we were trying to find a sports bar to watch the Superbowl and found this place. It was so nice staff was awesome beer was cold and they had a food spread and prizes. Go Birds!

A must go to!! The staff is unbelievably kind and the drinks are amazing. Be sure to bring cash so you can karaoke!! Will definitely return every time we come to Kauai.

We found this gem of a dart and karaoke bar on our vacation. I found it on Maps and since my husband's name is Troy we went. The owner is a really wonderful man and treated us like family. All of the employees, some related to him, treated us the same way. We fell in love with the family instantly. Looking forward to inviting them to come over and visit us in Oregon!

I believe this is the only bar on Kauai that stays open til 2:00 A.M. I'm on Kauai a bit for work, and it's night shift. On Oahu, the stores stop selling liquor at midnight. On Kauai, they stop at 11:00 P.M. This is the only place that you can go that is still open if you happen to get off "early" from the night shift. I've been here a couple of times now and here are some key points. It's a bar only. What that means is there is no food served. They will provide you with some free popcorn. Salty foods make the beers go down better. There is some sort of take out place next door, so you are able to order food there and bring it in. Not sure what time that place closes though. It can get a bit loud with the karaoke so it's hard to have conversation with the person sitting right next to you. This is not a white napkin kind of place, which is what I actually like about it. Other customers are quite friendly and start up conversations. I like that the staff pay attention to me even though I'm not a regular. Some local dive bars don't pay attention to newbies. Final thoughts, I hope to get off early and visit Troy's more often.

Bartender (Ross )made great drinks, he was friendly and gave great service. Drinks were nice and strong/ try the lemon drop over ice. Free-popcorn. You can bring your own food. We went twice ,one night just for karaoke and the other for the live music, which we really enjoyed. The locals were very friendly. If you're on the island and want something to do after 8pm stop by. Great little dive bar.

Troys was an alright spot... I was entertained with the bike gang doing karaoke. Bartender was a cool dude. Food was good. Ambiance for me wasn't the best. I'm not a karaoke person so that's not my vibe, but overall good experience

Wow. We stayed in Poipu and had a 10:30PM flight home. After checking out we finished up t shirt duties for the kids and looked for a local hole in the wall dive. This is it. Located in a strip mall we drove past it first time. Nothing fancy here. Lunch room style tables with folding chairs and 4 electronic dart boards on one side of the room. Seems they have a pretty big karaoke night. The happy hour was great. Was crowded for a Sat afternoon as a bunch of golfers were here hanging out after their round this morning. We walked up to the bar and a lady recognized there wasn't two seats together and kindly moved over and said sit here. Beer was cold and half of what we have been paying all week. Free popcorn and cold beer. Going to check out the place next door to grab some eats and bring it back here. If you need a place to hang out and kill some time before that long flight home... this is a pretty cool place. Locals were nice and welcoming.

I love this local place. They are kind, inclusive and have amazing live music. I will be returning many many times!

There are a few prerequisite requirements to truly love Troys: 1: must love karaoke 2: must not be pretentious That's it. This place stole our hearts. We arrived around 8:00, which was early for this place and it was us and a table full of alumni from the class of 1974. The bartender was friendly and made us feel at home, and we met Troy and had the same experience. My wife and I were initially dubious...karaoke bars are all about people willing to sing, and there weren't many when we got there. A couple (?) of Mai Tais in and we were singing and dancing. More people came in, and we were probably the only visiting tourists in the bar on a Saturday night (the place was mostly filled with locals). So much fun singing, dancing, and strong drinks. Some tips: 1: bring cash, preferably dollar bills. Each song is a dollar, which totally makes sense. It takes the guesswork out of tipping the KJ/bartender, and I think the machine actually requires $1 bills. 2: the bartender is also the KJ. If you're respectful, they may let you help with things like key changes (our bartender learned some things about the machine that night, I think). 3: bring food! They don't serve it (aside from free popcorn). If you wait too long, there is a McDonald's across the street. No shame in that game. The next time we're on Kauai, we will be at Troy's at least one night, singing and dancing our asses off.