Mai-Kai Restaurant
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.
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Trader Vic’s Tokyo
Trader Vic’s Tokyo is essentially a tiki museum you can drink in, with cocktails based exactly off Vic Bergeron’s original recipes.
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Trader Vic’s Munich
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.
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Trader Vic’s London
Trader Vic’s first international foray is now the oldest still in operation, offering much of the original decor, plus plenty of tiki cocktails.
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Hala Kahiki
The Midwest’s oldest existing tiki bar, which contains one of the world’s largest collections of tiki artifacts.
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The Beachcomber
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.
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Kahala Barcelona
Spain’s first “Polinesian” cocktail bar, Kahala is as atmospheric as tiki can get.
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Paladar 511
Located in a 1907 building that once housed a sock factory in the Marigny, one block from the levee, a Mediterranean-influenced menu focuses on seasonal, locally sourced produce and housemade…
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Brennan’s
Another New Orleans classic from the Brennan family (also the minds behind Commander’s Palace) with a heavy list and charming French Quarter courtyard dining. Classic Creole cuisine meets modern New…
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