The Tiki Terrace

Regulars and Visitors of The Tiki Terrace

Regulars

People who go to The Tiki Terrace at a few times a month.

• aolhashirtbob
  Friday

Semi-Regulars

People who go to The Tiki Terrace at least a few times a year.

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  LouieLouie
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  Ragbag Comics
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  tedtiki
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  Comicbookhero

Visitors

People who have been to The Tiki Terrace at least once.

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  Tiare
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  hala bullhiki
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  Trader Tom
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  NautiTiki
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  Zombieki
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  ArrGounaut Jason
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  aloha.taboo
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  RumRandy
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  SufferinSimon
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  phynix
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  darcsylver
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  elgatodiablo
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  vespa2112
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  LoungeShark
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  Deecaffs
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  TikiMonkey
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  hahnfld
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  AtomicToby
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  SweetieTiki
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  tikibong
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  Tiki B
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  tim
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  sherlock2713
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  Klockwork
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  bobeperu
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  Vince Martini
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  gooneybird
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  Dodger
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  Wiki Tiki
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  IslandGirl
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  Bad Shirt Good Times
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  Hi Fi Hijinx
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  Smazik
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  BitnerDesign
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  skillbilly
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  Test_subj
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  NYC Tiki
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  timmy
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  mllekat
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  atomicginger
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  rsully95
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  wickedthirteen
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  swiz
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  KonaJack
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  ggbj1966
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  erichauser
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  mokantiki
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  SomedaySewing

Comments about The Tiki Terrace

ggbj1966

ggbj1966 has visited The Tiki Terrace.

June 6, 2016, 5:22 PM

Great little place. Richard the bartender/ host was awesome. Friendly staff. A great place for a much needed tiki fix.

NYC Tiki

NYC Tiki has visited The Tiki Terrace.

October 19, 2015, 6:52 PM

I came to visit for the floor show. So rare that a tiki joint still has an old school polynesian floor show. The inside had a wonderful tiki vibe. The food was better than tiki average (Which doesn't say too much) but still great. The packages and pricing were fair. I wish more glasses were served in tiki mugs. And they should play some exotica. But overall a worth treat if in the Chicago area. I would recommend over the new tiki bars popping up, as this still has the floor show

Wiki Tiki

Wiki Tiki has visited The Tiki Terrace.

July 10, 2013, 5:18 PM

We went back with several friends a couple weeks ago for their new early show (at 5:15 p.m. on Saturdays). The price is lower, and the earlier start time made it more practical for a day-trip from Madison. The place was not full, but there was a respectable crowd. The show was enjoyable. Our drinks varied in quality. The appetizers were good and entrees OK. Unfortunately, since there was another show later, we were hustled out of the place almost as soon as the show ended (and before we could order dessert). We'll have to keep that in mind the next time we go (and maybe put the dessert order in early).

darcsylver

darcsylver has visited The Tiki Terrace.

March 12, 2013, 9:23 PM

I've visited here in the last few years off and on. They are located in a strip mall,,, but hey, they are pretty Tiki inside and are purposeful about it and that beats a Tiki bar that claims to be, but isn't. The drinks are served in tiki ceramic mugs, bonus! They are sweet, but they have a punch to them. The food isn't too bad and the interior is full of Tiki visuals...more like Disney than nostalgic, but again and A for effort. They have the Barefoot Hawaiian Dancers that perform some nights, but never had the pleasure to enjoy. You should make it to Tiki Terrace at least once if your in proximity!

Wiki Tiki

Wiki Tiki has visited The Tiki Terrace.

July 29, 2012, 7:42 AM

We've been here twice, once on a weekend night for the dinner show (when the place was packed), and once on a weekend afternoon for a late lunch. As a bonus, there was a wedding rehearsal party there that afternoon, so there was a show for their party. Other than the wedding group, the place was nearly empty, so it was a very different vibe. However, both times, everyone present had a good time and really enjoyed the ambience and entertainment. The food is decent, and they get points for serving poke (although it is seared, not completely raw). The drinks are like a home attempt at a tiki drink, in appropriate mugs (or bowls), festive but not top-notch. It's still worth the trip from Madison.

Vince Martini

Vince Martini has visited The Tiki Terrace.

February 3, 2012, 10:49 PM

Afgter visiting Hala Kahiki earlier in the day, I needed something to lift my tiki spirit. The white plastic chairs in the outdoor courtyard, cluttered, kitshy and dirty gift shop and the Bennigan's-esque drinks at the Hala Kahiki made the place sadly unremarkable. So, now I am heading to a place in a strip mall?

The Tiki Terrace is truly a tiki oasis in the Chicago burbs. My zombies and fog cutters were mixed well -- smooth, but with a nice punch. Nice Hawaiian options on the restaurant menu, which is a change from the usual Cantonese offerings. I recommend the Killer Kalbi!

This place offers great escape and the minute one walks into Tiki Terrace you are immediately immersed into a far away, exotic place. The Polynesian show is quite enjoyable and functions very well in very tight quarters. Thank you Tiki Terrace for satiating my tiki soul -- just when I had seen one too many white plastic chairs!

TikiMonkey

TikiMonkey has visited The Tiki Terrace.

May 24, 2010, 10:36 PM

I had dinner and drinks here with my husband in July of 2009. The decor, the crowds, and the show were wonderful. We tried several of the tiki drinks on the menu and were very disappointed. If you like Hawaiian punch or prefer that your drinks taste more like candy than the wonderful authentic tiki drinks at places like Hala Kahiki or Trader Vic's, this is your bar. The food selection was limited, mostly fried items. Definitely come for the entertainment, not for the drinks or the food...let's hope that both improve.

LoungeShark

LoungeShark has visited The Tiki Terrace.

March 29, 2010, 8:26 PM

We took the family here while visiting Chicago and had a PHENOMINAL time. The help was great and very friendly. The decor was fun, dark and mysterious - lots of bambo, great lights, foliage and tikis - though some of the tikis were less traditional and more playful (think slanted towards florida style). The couple drinks we had were very good. The best part was the polynesian show - you gotta go on the weekend. The wahines were smokin' and the kane was smooth. They brought people up on stage throughout the show (myself included) which added to the fun. I think it was a great mix of modern feel with old-time style. There's definitely something for both die-hards and tourists alike. Would love to have one of these in my neck of the woods.