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Karen Helsel
::The setting is nice for a quick bite while watching the sunset. We were the only customers on a Sunday evening, so I think the reputation of an after-dive bar is fitting. The food was good, and the iced tea is served with simple syrup which makes sweetening so much easier than sugar packets! A boat came in while we were there, and everyone working in the bar knew everyone on the boat. If you're not looking for anything fancy but rather a completely laid back bar, this is your place.
Rob Rector
::OK place to have a beer after diving (they don't complain if you hang around in wet gear!) but it is expensive and the food (burger) is OK. If you like hanging around a dive shop then you will like it.
Thomas Roux
::Quite nice diving club bar. Has a counter at the bar plus a counter with view on the sea, and several tables. Often crowded with divers and other water sports practitioners coming back from their day in the water. Young and cheerful customers. A variety of drinks and bar food is served here. There's an happy hour every day (15:00-18:00) with pints of draft "red rooster" (the beer of palau) which is not bad and exists in stout, amber, wheat, lite and cider. No free Wi-Fi, but if you pay you can get a connection. Reasonable prices with reasonable quality, overall a good place to hang and talk diving, my number one recommendation to chill in Koror.
Mira Serrill-Robins
::It's an okay place to sit, and the company is often abundant. People really only get beer here, generally r d rooster draft. The food is mostly fried food, people come for the chicken, but it's nothing to write home about. They do coffee in the morning for divers. The parking lot is tiny.