Wow. Flew into FLL before Tiki A Go Go. Met some incredible tiki folks at the bar.

Wonderful lanai with fun bartenders in the back. Drinks were good. Indoor decor was delightfully eclectic. Would definitely go back (and very much want to try the rum experience)!

Was great for an hour before a DJ started. The music is too loud and not exotica. Drinks were great. There are some locally made mugs available. Shirts and custom aloha shirts also for sale.

Just walked around inside, sadly not able to stay for a drink.

Honestly one of the biggest Tiki disappointments. Expensive, mediocre drinks. Unbelievably expensive food. Extremely loud, non-exotica (or even island) music (pre-band).

The Blue Hawaii isn't on the menu anymore, but they can still make it.

Visited the treehouse exhibit at International Marketplace.

Cocktail class at Lava Lounge, but explored the rest of the Tiki's bar

Stayed at the Royal Hawaiian during a trip to Waikiki. The hotel itself is beautiful and charming with magnificent views. The mai tai is… tropical.

Tiki on 18th recently renovated their basement into additional "tiki" space. It's more tropical than traditional tiki. However, they have a great selection of rum downstairs and their staff are a lot of fun.

After lunch at KonTiki, I thought I'd see if I could at least get a peek of Cabali while I was in Tucson. After wandering the grounds, I found the back door that led into this wonderful museum of Tiki artifacts. Had a great conversation with Fini about his obsession and the upcoming movie. Hope to be able to get back again soon!

Drinks are as delicious as advertised. As immersive as Trader Sam's.

I guess there are some tikis? Amaretto in a mai tai?

Great bartender during my visit-Nell. Highly recommended when you're in the City. Much lighter (in a variety of ways) than Paradise Lost.

Weekly Visits for Tiki Night

90th/80th Birthday Party

There's also a coffee shop across from the bar!