Tiki No

I'm a huge Tiki enthusiast and had yet to go to TikiNo, so I popped in for a quick visit and drink. Looks cool from the outside and the inside doesn't disappoint. Got a quick greeting and a menu and picked one of my favorites, a Lapu Lapu. I walked around and checked the place out while my drink was being made and it had a cool feel. Full Tiki. They were limited on mugs and didn't have any original for purchase, but that doesn't fully bother me, but as a mug collector, I was personally a bit bummed. Not a deal breaker though. Topher slid my drink onto the coaster and we chatted for a couple of minutes about Tiki bars around town and he had to move on to other people. The drink wasn't exactly what I'd expect in a Lapu Lapu, but it was fine. I'd probably move on to a Mai Tai next time as see which recipe they use. Overall, it was a cool place with a cool vibe. I did find it a bit weird that 80s music was blasting instead of Tiki tunes, but again, no deal breaker. Overall, I'd go back again. There's plenty of Tiki for me to enjoy.

On June 6, my friend and I visited your bar and chose to sit at the end of the table. We waited approximately 15 minutes without being greeted or acknowledged by the bartender. During that time, a group of people came in and were welcomed with an enthusiastic “Hello guys, how are you?” The bartender promptly cleaned their area, handed them menus, and took their drink orders—right in front of us. What made this especially frustrating is that the bartender looked directly at us, held two menus, and still chose to ignore us and serve the other group first. He only acknowledged us after I had to speak up and ask for menus. This made both of us feel unwelcome and disrespected. We couldn’t help but wonder if the treatment we received had something to do with the fact that we are two Black men. If so, that’s deeply disappointing and unacceptable. Every customer deserves to be treated equally, with basic courtesy and professionalism. The bartender was a Hispanic male with black hair, but we weren’t able to get his name as we decided to leave due to the experience. Please take this feedback seriously and work toward providing better customer service to all guests, regardless of race or background. This encounter left a sour taste in our mouths and it’s something that should not happen to anyone

This was my 5th Tiki bar in a week. It was unfortunately my least favorite. The decore is pretty damn good. But they had a really crappy raffle going on a Friday night. I think someone spent $5 on prizes from a thrift store. Koozies and Cassest tapes?! It was an 80/90/00's DJ so the music was all over the place. Drinks were good, but they can't make a Mai Tai, yet the Zombie was fantastic. They also are missing some standard staples (absenth, herbsaint). Mixed bag all together. They also kept running out glassware so it slowed down the process of getting drinks. We had a good time and the staff was friendly and busy.

Look and feel of this place was great; they clearly wanted to make this feel immersive. The Lychee Luau I had was tasty, but the bartender was distracted while making it and poured half the booze that was supposed to go into my drink on the rail. Service was nice, but felt a little lacking compared to the high standard that's the norm at tiki bars. A guy next to me tried to repeatedly get the bartender's attention at the bar, and the bartender was more interested in chatting and drinking with his fellow bartender. They had karaoke going on too which also took away from the vibe a bit.

Drinks were good, but a bit uneven. The atmosphere is fun and the service solid, it just needs a solid menu overhaul and a commitment to quality ingredients, not Bacardi superior / silver.

Quaint little tiki bar. The usual tiki bar decor with bamboo, dark lighting and what not. Music plays in the background with the videos showing on small old school tube TVs which I thought was pretty nostalgic. Self seating so you just walk in and find a spot. A row of 2 tops and about 8 - 10 booths for larger parties. Depending on the time it can be hard to snag a booth. There is also a small front patio with additional seating. There are no servers so you will be walking up to the bar to order your drinks and take them back to your table. If it's not extremely busy the bartenders do come out to visit the tables and take orders but don't rely on that. This is a full bar so you can order any of your favorites or select from the menu which includes specialty tiki themed cocktails. If you have 2 or more friends there's a fun bowl drink to share with fire coming out the middle. It packs a bit of a punch with the many different rums that go in it. All in all its a fun pit stop before or after your main event of the night.

Trust me I’ve been to some mid karaoke nights, but this was by far the worst. An hour late to set up, kept letting the awful DJ sing, manager was a snarky little man with a huge power trip, just mediocre all around. He loved kicking people out whenever he feels and the DJ kept forcing us to “redo” cheers and reactions for their social media 😭😭 it was weird and pitiful. Will not be coming back LMAO trash

6/6 Walked in sat at the bar and was never greeted by bartender..group of lighter folks walked in and sat at the bar and was immediately greeted and offered menus.. we had to ask for our menu and then the vibe was off so we left.