Tiki on 18th
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Tiki on 18th opened July 20th, 2019.
It comes from Jonathan Peterson, the co-founder of Rum Day DC, Rum Cocktail Club, and the Rum Block Party in Baltimore, and D.C. bartender Saab Harrison, who stirred drinks at Service Bar in Shaw.
It is a small tiki bar located above the Game Sports Pub in Adams Morgan. Their goal is to pay homage to classic tiki cocktails, as well as introducing some modern twists.
The small-plate food menu consists of Polynesian inspirations, Hawaiian favorites and a Filipino twist.
Patio and Private reservations are available.
Details
- Type
- Bar
- Phone
- (202) 846-1952
- Address
- Washington, District of Columbia, United States
- Closed?
- No
- Links
Gallery
2 Tiki Mugs
6 Visits
Cape FM – 3 Nov 2022
Found myself nearby for a conference, so stopped in for a couple Happy Hour drinks. The vibe is modern, upbeat and fun (Bad Bunny playing on the soundsystem), but definitely still a Tiki bar and worth a visit because it was close to Archipelago (now closed) and Tiny Tiki.
The Happy Hour was $9 from 4-7, which seemed like a good deal for the area.
Drink Notes: 1. Rum Barrel: 7.5/10 - decent strength; balanced with some honey, classic tiki mix of flavors 2. Mai Tai: 7/10 - classic recipe, but light 3. Bodi Hai: 9/10 - pineapple and coffee
Commodore Matt – 14 May 2025
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.
TikiTex – Date: Unknown
Small bar with an upstairs, a downstairs and an outdoor patio. With food. Due to being on a party street, this bar is very loud. Good classic tiki cocktails and decent food
Pooch and Star – Date: Unknown
TikiTex – Date: Unknown
this bars cocktails are great but the atmosphere is noisy and chaotic due to the 18th st party vibes