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New pop-up tiki bar takes over Fairmont Austin’s rooftop

The Broken Coconut transformed the Downtown hotel’s seventh floor into a tropical paradise.

cocktail in a coconut with a bamboo straw and a bar in the background with tropical decor

The piña colada ($32) is served in a fresh coconut.
Photo by ATXtoday

Cue “Kokomo” by The Beach Boys. Downtown Austin has a new pop-up tiki bar in town for the summer, situated on Fairmont Austin‘s seventh floor inside Rules & Regs.

The Broken Coconut transports guests into a tropical oasis, complete with themed cocktails, island-inspired bites, festive decor, and skyline views.

On the menu

  • The drink menu features tropical cocktails, shareable libations, and mocktails. City Editor Figi enjoyed the “Lava Flow” and “The Mono’i Road.”
  • The food menu includes light bites like crunchy edamame + island fries and heartier choices such as short rib skewers + spam sliders.
  • Craving something sweet? Try the pineapple upside down cake.

Plan your trip

The Broken Coconut opens at 5 p.m. Thursday-Sunday and will close mid-August. Happy hour runs from 6 to 8 p.m. Reserve a table for guaranteed seating.

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