Tiki's Bar & Grill

The vibe, the decor, this bar it’s totally tiki. Even though they added some cool rockabilly and eclectic stuff too (like an original Simpsons Pinball Machine). And even though the owner Jeroen isn’t that much into cocktails.
They have a great menu, but not all drinks are available the whole time, depending on the bartender that’s working that night.
I think it’s a great bar. The main thing is the vibe, and it’s totally there.

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.