by The Original Taste of the Caribbean
The Pineapple
Party.
Bring paradise to the party.
Two signature smoothies, served in a real pineapple.
What we bring
Not just a smoothie.
An event people remember.
Our last one was a birthday party. We brought the smoothies, not the food — and they were the highlight of the event. The guests loved it, the birthday girl was excited about it, and every one of them got a pineapple and a flower lei.
Every single guest
Gets the whole thing.
Nothing here is an upgrade or an add-on. This is what one serving is.
Every one, by hand.
Garnished one at a time, before any of them leave the counter.
- 01
A fresh pineapple
Cut and hollowed to serve from. The fruit is the cup.
- 02
The smoothie
Island Girl or Caribbean Queen, thick and piled high.
- 03
Orange and cherry
A sliced orange and a cherry, set into the garnish.
- 04
The umbrella
Through the cherry and the orange, the way it should be.
- 05
Pineapple rings
Rings around the rim.
- 06
A flower lei
Every guest gets one. That is what makes it an event.
Two ways
Pick your paradise.
Both flavors travel to every event. Your guests choose at the window — nothing to pick in advance, and no headcount to split.
Island Girl
Strawberry · mango · banana
Caribbean Queen
Mango · piña colada
Photographs, not renders
This is the real thing.
Every picture below was taken at a real event — some by us, some by customers, and none of it generated. The cup in every one is a real pineapple, cut and hollowed to drink from. None are from the birthday party; those are still to come.
Private note · not part of the finished page
Two shots left.
The lei and the handoff are both filled now, from the September drop: a guest wearing the lei with a pineapple in hand, and two more taking theirs at the window. The prep film is real footage as well. What is left is the scale of it and the setting — a room of guests holding them at once, and a station at a party rather than a market.
- Shot 01 · the room
Several guests holding pineapples at once
Leis on, pineapples up. Grainy phone video is fine — better than a clean photo of one person.
Fills: the closing band, and the strongest thing to post.
- Shot 02 · a catered setup
Your station at a party, not at a market
The archive has the stand at a market under the Caribbean food banners, which is the food business, not this one. A host booking a birthday wants to see what arrives at a party: the table, the pineapples, the leis, indoors or in a yard.
Fills: the gap left by pulling the festival photo off this page.
No catering price goes on this page. The number on the menu board is the window price for one walk-up smoothie, not a catering rate, and putting it here would anchor every inquiry to the wrong number. Booking and pricing arrive later, through the catering system this site gets connected to; until then every button on this page goes to the inquiry form and asks for a date.
Also needed, and not a photograph: the client’s written permission to use pictures from their party, and a sentence from them in their own words. Neither is invented here and neither can be.
Where it goes
Your party,
but tropical.
Any event at all — it does not matter what kind. These are just where most people start.
- Birthdays
- Weddings
- Showers
- Graduations
- Corporate events
- Reunions
- Pool parties
- Community events
Plan your party
Let's build your event.
Tell us about the day. Everything sizes itself to your guest count as you go, and we come back to you with the real quote.
Needed before we can quote.
Let's talk
Bring paradise
to your event.
Tell us the date, the place and roughly how many people. We'll take it from there.
Plan your partyOr send us a message instead.