The island decor transports you back to that spring break you only barely remember. What really seals the deal making this a must-drink-at tiki bar is flaming volcano bowls and the cheap prices. Read more.
The next time you need a tropical getaway, just head across the Bay Bridge to this retro-oasis with wicker furniture, tiki statues, velvet Tahitian paintings, a thatched ceiling and so much bamboo. Read more.
At the end of Pier 39, hidden in the back of the Players Sports Grill & Arcade is a “secret” tiki bar with a thatched-roof bar, classic tiki drinks, and unbelievable views of the Bay. Read more.
This feels like a five-star tropical retreat with east African art, green leather, and lush ferns throughout. The menu includes vegetable samosas, house-made crab rangoon, and other tasty treats. Read more.
You'll find thatched roofs, a ceiling that twinkles like the night sky, and a volcano that periodically erupts. Tiki drinks are all around $12, while shared bowls range from $25 to $50. Read more.
Walking in is like walking onto a movie set. And the drinks, while tiki and tropical, aren’t those sugary sweet hangover-in-the-making concoctions you get at so many other bars with a similar theme. Read more.
Tiki Haven is a perfect stay-cay destination. There’s lots of bamboo, strings of lights, surfboard decor, and, of course: the signature Fire Bowl, a blended punch made with rum, vodka, AND gin. Read more.
Every once and a while there’s a rainstorm, complete with thunder and lightning. INSIDE. If that sounds totally amazing, imagine experiencing it while sipping on a Singapore Sling or a Tonga Mai Tai. Read more.
San Francisco's very first Tiki Bar, there’s a huge selection of tiki drinks, many of which come in a bowl, and almost all of which come with a drink umbrella and a maraschino cherry. Read more.
A must-visit for the famous Mai Tai, and because it sits on the Bay with amazing views that only get more amazing-er with each sip of rum. And yes, by the end of the night, amazing-er is a real world. Read more.
