Tiki Haven

It's a neighborhood bar with a Beach-Tiki veneer. Wall surfboards. TVs tuned to sports dominate. While they do make a nod to classic Tiki fare--Mai Tais, Scorpion Bowls, etc.--it's really more a "shots of Jaeger and Captain Morgan" kind of place. Drinks are simplified and not exactly nuanced: Their Zombie, for instance, is "four types of rum, OJ and pineapple juice" --no herbsaint, falernum or Donn's Mix here. They do use tiki mugs, paper umbrellas and festive straws, but the atmospherics are more neighborhood bar than an immersive Tiki aesthetic.

Still, it's a friendly place, conducive to hanging out. They have a broad selection of board games. It's worth noting that on weekdays, if you show up in "island attire," you can drink at happy hour prices all night.

Bottom line. if I were in the neighborhood and had time to kill, I'd happily drop in there again. But I don't know if I'd make a pilgrimage.

Was sad to see the Pringles dispenser was gone but they do have a vending machine. We got free drinks because the Sharks won and fan bought everyone a round. My maitai was strong and not so great. Our other drink was ok. Very nice people working there though.

very brightly lit. decor is sort of cheap tiki-tacky but they at least made an effort. it is an asian bar catering to primarily asian customers but both bartenders were very friendly and welcoming. drinks are very heavy on the alcohol and less on the taste.