North Star Restaurant

Came with a group of 8 on Saturday night to enjoy the Christmas pop-up bar. We did check and the regular bar was closed. There are a good amount of picnic tables available for seating and some booth-style that also offered mini fireplaces - can't confirm if they heat or not lol. The drink menu was expansive with more than several festive options to get you in the holiday spirit. The bar was medium-busy, but for you through quickly and with a smile. A few of the drink options ran out before close, but we were able to find something else that sounded equally delicious. The drinks are served in plastic cups, unless you order a bottled beer. They do have men's and women's bathrooms which were clean, for busy bar standards. I'd recommend stopping in for some fun photo ops and drinks with friends during the holiday season!

Tried out the brunch for the holiday pop up decor. If you are going for the ambiance of the traditional pop up, they've got one of the best with multiple photo ops and tons of space for the little ones to run around. The food for the brunch was not that great and while we were there, they never refilled anything when it ran out so we all got one plate. Being that their pizzas and regular food was so good, we expected the same for the brunch but it was basic.

My family had a very Christmasy evening among the decorations. Good times. Photo opportunities galore and we did take advantage

We went in to celebrate an occasion with a friend and see the holiday decorations. No one even acknowledged us waiting at the door to be seated. We finally seated ourselves and sat there for 20 minutes without being acknowledged or served. There were several people at the bar, and the bartender saw us and ignored us, so we left and went somewhere else.

Cool atmosphere. Only option was the buffet and it wasn't that great. Go for the drinks and atmosphere. Not the buffet.

This restaurant/bar has a great atmosphere in the summer. Great food and drinks & the staff is always pleasant. I can't say the same for their pop-up bars that are hosted at their location but regular service is good! Pics from their Christmas pop up. Had a bad experience but their decor was cool!

Like a Mini Vacay @northstar_tikihut Imperial, PA ~ 30 mins from PGHGo on mini vacation just 30 minutes from the Burgh when you visit North Star Tiki Hut. This is such a fun, kitschy little spot with tons of outdoor seating, sand, faux palm trees, corn hole, & more! It's always a blast here I think their Detroit style pizza is the bomb. Light & fluffy & they don't skimp on the toppings. We went with the white pizza but added pepperoni for the best of both worlds. Ngl, the cocktails are not my favorite, they're just super sweet with artificial ingredients (hello neon red strawberry Marg) but...the price is right & I can always opt for a classic tequila & club soda or crown & Diet Coke rather than cocktails. The overall experience is more than worth it imo!P.S. they have amazing pop-up bars for the holidays here as well!

We stopped by for their Christmas pop-up bar, and wow, they go all out! There was a 40 minute wait for dinner, but they had another bar decorated for the holidays that we could have a drink in while we waited for our table. While they were out of some of the holiday beers there, they had some other festive drinks available. Every single area of the walls and ceiling are covered with ornaments and lights in the restaurant area! There was a very family-friendly vibe (at dinner time at least), which was great for us bringing our infant to dinner. The service was good, considering how busy they were, and we really enjoyed the Sicilian white pizza.

I've been going to the North Star Tiki Hut for roughly 10 years and it's never been as bad as it is this year. It was once an enjoyable place to go with family, but it's now shifted to an overpriced, gimmick contrivance. The seasonal pop-ups? They were once fun. Now it's force to eat from the buffet or no seating at tables, even if there are many open tables. I'm unsure who really wants to pay that price for a buffet that's essentially served outside in a plywood shed. If the owners get back to the basics, I'm sure they can improve guest experience while still making profit. I'll even accept the $10-12 dollar mixed drinks. I don't take any joy writing a negative review, but you should know before you go.

Arguably the best pizza.The Detroit style was amazing, and the regular pie was better.