Tiki's Bar & Grill

Dropped in on a Wednesday after dinner only to find that they only have a Tiki menu on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights (and no food menu either). However, the bartender was accommodating and offered to put rum in anything we wanted - he said, "Any drink is a tiki drink at a tiki bar!". So we ordered warm chocomelk with rum, which was close enough on a cold evening.

The decor is good (check out the shrine to Joey Ramone on the wall), there is a large aquarium with a few sad fish, and a couple of slot/pinball machines take away from the ambiance a bit. Even though the weekday night crowd mostly seemed there for the beer, the lighting was on point and the music was a nice mix of exotica and other appropriate tunes, so great marks for ambiance. Overall, well worth a visit, but visit on a weekend if you have the option!

This is a fun place to have a drink or two. The decor is tiki with a touch of grittiness. There’s a lot of things to look at and a couple of very nice murals featuring masks and various artifacts. We arrived early and had the place for ourselves. We had fun touring the bar to take a look at everything.

The cocktails menu is less impressive. There’s only one real tiki drink on the menu: a Mai Tai featuring pineapple juice and apricot brandy. Not classic, but still very drinkable. I also had a very good Caipirinha. The bar also serve mojitos, Whisky Sour, Margarita, Cosmopolitan and of course beer.

Overall, a great place to escape from the local cafés and their cheap (but good) beers.

De caipirinha zijn zeer goed und het kantemedewerker ist hartstikelekker stuk!