Tiki's Bar & Grill opened in summer 2006 in Rotterdam, in the South Holland province of the Netherlands. Tiki's is located just off of Witte de Withstraat, in the heart of Rotterdam. The space is lined with bamboo, tapa designs, rockwork, and tropical scenes, and thatch covers the bar area. There is a hula girl mosaic in the ladies' room. The music is an eclectic mix of oldies, Rockabilly, and '70s punk. The food is created by a cook from Malaysia, and tropical drinks are served.

Tiki's Grill & Bar opened in 2002 in the heart of Waikiki, in the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel. It offers a modern take on Polynesian Pop, with lots of art by modern pop artists and carvings. There is both outdoor and indoor seating.

This small seasonal beach bar has been running a tiki theme since 2018.

They do not serve food, but they do have a volleyball net.

They also serve tiki drinks in tiki mugs.

Open from about 1964-1977.

Owned by Jimmy Vallas, who was known for being a hard-working family man of Greek descent. The Tiki Supper Club was an upscale dining experience with Greek specialties and fresh seafood. Nick Coumalis, a family friend and regular during this era, described it as a place where “men wore suits and women wore nice dresses.” There were cocktails and dancing, all in a classic tiki environment. Pat Yemm remembers “there were banana leaves all around. And bamboo. The drinks were served in tiki mugs, and it was a great place for a date.” The walls were covered in fake leopard skins and spears hung over the booths.

Opened March 13th, 2024.

Owned by Mario Rana and located inside the Park West Shopping Center.

This large space has many classic tiki elements, including lauhala matting on the walls, tiki masks, fish floats, and three kinds of tropical wallpaper (a leaf print, a tapa/aloha shirt style print, and a tropical landscape print).

They offer a full cocktail menu and serve a rotating menu filled with Polynesian/Asian offerings.

Opened @ 2016.

This is an upstairs establishment in a very thriving and popular district. The big draw appears to be the upstairs balcony area that gives a great view of the entire street's nightlife scene.

There is a mural upstairs which is obviously based off of Tiki Shark's (Brad Parker's) "Forbidden Island" painting, but much cruder, and the artist worked a giant bottle of Jose Cuervo Gold into the artwork (Gag!).

It appears their back bar is loaded with Jose Cuervo and Bacardi, so be aware going in...

They do have some classic tiki drinks on the menu, however, and serve drinks in tiki mugs and bowls.

Opened in 2002 (even though later signage says they were "established in 2004").

Tiki sports bar in Kirkland, just down the street from Mambo. It was a hodge-podge of Polynesian tiki & Margaritaville tiki, with some mod-Shag thrown in. Had karaoke nights, loud music, and TVs. Drinks were available in tiki mugs for regular customers.

Closed in 2015.

This location was opened March 21, 1981.

Tiki Tiki Shinjuku was an elaborate Polynesian-themed restaurant right in the bustling center of Shinjuku in Tokyo. There were multiple dining rooms, a large counter, and floor shows. Drinks were served in tiki mugs and available in exclusive Tiki Tiki mugs.

Some decor was provided by Oceanic Arts.

Appears to have closed September 6th, 2021, according to their Instagram account.

There is a sister location, Tiki Tiki Yokohama.

There were also Tiki Tiki locations in Edmonton and Calgary.

Opened November 19th, 2015 by Glen Hoyer and Lisa Diblasio.

Located in the Tequesta Fashion Mall.

This store stocks a wide assortment of tiki and tropical fashion and decor, including carvings, mugs, shirts, jewelry, paintings, books, and much more...

This is the second location of Hula's Modern Tiki, the first is in Phoenix (opened 2009 and re-located in 2018) and a third is in High Street (2020). This Scottsdale location opened in early 2014. True to its name, the look of the place is sleek and tiki-lite. The main room has several large carved plaques by Tiki Bosko on the back wall, and a large tiki by Tiki tOny stands out front.

Mister Tiki's was a new tiki bar and restaurant managed by the Cohn Restaurant Group, in the trendy Gaslamp district of San Diego. The group had invested also in the nearby Spa Tiki. Mister Tiki's was a trendy, modern take on Polynesian Pop, but tried to hold true to some mid-century influences. The artwork of Bosko was featured heavily throughout the bar and restaurant.

Mister Tiki's opened in 2004, and closed in early 2010.