The entrance to Ron Farrell’s backyard tiki bar requires passage across a 30-foot Koi pond complete with a five-foot waterfall. And that's just the start.
Inspired by both Trader Vic’s and Don the Beachcomber and on the National Register of Historic Places, Oakland Park's Mai-Kai remains popular today.
Trader Vic’s Tokyo is essentially a tiki museum you can drink in, with cocktails based exactly off Vic Bergeron’s original recipes.
The second-oldest Trader Vic’s still in operation, this Munich tiki bar is among the most well-preserved of the remaining Trader Vic's locations.
Trader Vic’s first international foray is now the oldest still in operation, offering much of the original decor, plus plenty of tiki cocktails.
The Midwest’s oldest existing tiki bar, which contains one of the world’s largest collections of tiki artifacts.
This basement bar has been a hit among the tiki cognoscenti since it opened in 2013, with its large rhum agricole collection and cleverly conceived drinks.
Spain’s first “Polinesian” cocktail bar, Kahala is as atmospheric as tiki can get.
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