Very small place. Often extremely crowded and hard to get a drink if you don't know the bartender. Once you do have a drink, be prepared to enjoy it standing up. On one occasion my friends were able to procure a table and we all enjoyed some pretty darn good bar food with our drinks. We couldn't hear each other over the music and crowd noise. But, that's to be expected. I really have nothing truly bad to say about the Beachcomber itself. It's the impenetrable local cliques which are inclusive of the staff that make this place less than comfortable. While I don't drink often enough to be instantly recognized by a bartender (though I have been here almost a decade) I still expect to be served in a timely fashion as I would expect to be in any bar I might visit while traveling. I shouldn't have to wait while they serve their friends and regulars twice. Then wait some more as they work their way down through who is wearing the least and who is bellowing the loudest. All the while, making occasional eye contact as I wave for them or call, yet never offering so much as a, "be with you shortly." I realize it is a difficult job when things get busy. Nonetheless, it is a job that focuses on customer service. That should include all customers whether they're locals or tourists or just people like me who don't get out often enough to be friends with the employees of the establishments they visit. I guess if I want a drink there within the first 25 minutes, I cannot show up fully dressed and polite next time. Other options are welcome, of course.