Entertainers & Vendors

Tipsy Hippo is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.

Umalas Bar in Zaragoza frames itself around tropical escape and cocktail craft, balancing classic and more modern drinks rather than sticking to one side of the menu.

The Cellar Restaurant is a restaurant and bar in Fullerton, California. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.

Mamahune’s leans into the fantasy of a small seaside tiki shack, which feels right for Kauai rather than overly staged. The room’s appeal is less about maximal spectacle and more about place: drinks, food, and a shoreline-adjacent mood that can do the work without much extra explanation.

Tales Bar is a bar. It belongs here for laid-back neighborhood energy.

ALOHA is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and live music.

Makati is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and seafood and tropical drinks.

Rumpus Tiki Bar takes the idea of “everlasting summer” and drops it into downtown Budapest, using strong design and cocktails to create a tropical interruption rather than a subtle nod.

The Coconut Club is part of Raintree Hospitality’s portfolio and reads as a tropical hospitality concept rather than a classic old-school tiki room. It belongs in the atlas because the venue explicitly trades in coconut-bar imagery, island drinking cues, and resort-style escape.

The Lobo is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.

Jacoby’s has become a neighborhood favorite in Sydney by mixing a David Lynch edge with Trader Vic-style tropical bar cues rather than copying either one too literally. That blend of weirdness and familiarity gives the room a character that feels earned instead of manufactured.

The Jet Set gives Newburgh a focused tiki bar serving both classic and contemporary drinks, which is often the right scale for cities outside the largest cocktail hubs.

The Captain’s Cabin operates as a tucked-away extension of HULA’S Phoenix, built around the idea of stepping through a porthole into a late-1940s Tahitian sailor’s bar. That hidden-room format gives it a more focused identity than a standard overflow lounge.

Topside at the Beacon uses its rooftop Jupiter location to build a destination-level tropical experience around inlet views, craft cocktails, tapas, and Polynesian-inspired decor. It is more polished lounge than divey tiki hideaway, but the setting gives it a clear sense of occasion.

LaniKai Lounge & Tiki Room is a tiki room. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and surf-leaning tropical atmosphere.

Tropichol - Tiki Bar is a bar. It belongs here for laid-back neighborhood energy.

Bar Tiki in Clearwater Beach uses its rooftop marina position to do a lot of the atmospheric work, which is a smart fit for the market. Hawaiian-inspired food, tiki cocktails, and sunset views make it less of a deep-catalog cocktail room and more of a scenic beach destination.

MaiPai combines hidden-bar energy, tropical drinks, and Detroit-style pizza in a way that gives Hamilton something more specific than another generic tiki room.

Nan San Li Tun Lu is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for seafood and tropical drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.

Yellowbelly approaches tropical bar culture through a modern “sea and spirits” lens, mixing bold food with bright cocktails in a room that feels more contemporary coastal getaway than revivalist tiki chamber. That makes it one of the more flexible crossover entries on the map.

Taha'a Twisted Tiki is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.

Tiki Shack is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for laid-back neighborhood energy.

Laki Kane presents itself as a high-energy tropical cocktail and dining concept rather than a hushed tiki den, and that framing fits London. The appeal is theatrical drinks, live entertainment, immersive brunches, and a polished island-escape atmosphere in the middle of the city.

Trailer Happiness is one of London’s best-known rum and tropical cocktail bars, and the Notting Hill address has given it years to turn that identity into something durable rather than trendy.

Tiki Island is a destination in this atlas. It belongs here for rum-focused drinks and laid-back neighborhood energy.