Ever since Trader Vic’s, tiki bars have captured the imagination of drinkers who wish to taste the exotic flavors of Polynesia. Popular rum-based cocktails include the zombie and the mai tai. New York City has a number of tiki bars, ranging from dive bars with a tiki theme, to upscale lounges specializing in Polynesian cocktails.
Manhattan:
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![]() Retro tiki bar bringing all the tropical vibes to the UWS ———————– |
Brooklyn
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![]() Tiki bar serving late night cocktails ———————– |
![]() seafood restaurant on the water with a bayside Tiki Bar and outdoor lounge ———————– |
![]() Dive bar filled with retro kitsch. Hosts a tiki night on the first Thursday of the month ———————– |
![]() Oasis under the Williamsburg Bridge, featuring a rum-driven cocktail list inspired by the classics ———————– |
![]() Urban tiki bar serving tropical cocktails ———————– |
![]() Queer arty tiki dive bar with lots of tropical cheap cocktails ———————– |
![]() indoor/outdoor tiki bar & grill specializing in frozen margaritas ———————– |
![]() Companion coffee shop by day, Shaka Shaka tiki bar by night ———————– |
![]() Tiki bar with over 100 kinds of rum ———————– |
![]() surf bar & seafood restaurant with a backyard ———————– |
![]() tiki themed bar famous for the potent frozen zombie ———————– |
Queens
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Staten Island
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![]() Central Texas inspired BBQ joint with a tiki bar on the side ———————– |
![]() Restaurant on the water overlooking Great Kills Harbor ———————– |
![]() punk rock dive bar with large backyard tiki bar ———————– |
![]() Neighborhood Irish pub & sports bar with a tiki bar in the backyard |