Definition of tiki bar
: a restaurant or bar decorated in a simulated Polynesian theme that usually serves exotic cocktails
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The Still by Cutwater Spirits, which opened on Toyota Terrace last season, is expanding with a new tiki bar concept featuring Cutwater’s Bali Hai Tiki Gold Rum Mai Tai.
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Freep Film Festival Afterparty and Short’s Tap Takeover at Lost River (Photo: Robert Allen /Detroit Free Press) Get an early look at a new tiki bar on Detroit’s east side at the festival’s official Friday night afterparty.
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Alvarado Street Brewery’s Toucan Touch This, brewed in collaboration with Sacramento’s Jungle Bird tiki bar.
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Sure, the discount is nice—but becoming part of L.A. tiki bar history is the real prize.
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The new tiki bar, dubbed The Bamboo Room, is a new concept for Royal Caribbean that only will be found on Mariner for now.
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In New York City, for example, two Arlo hotels have already opened with great restaurants and tiny rooms; a Pod Hotel in Times Square will have a top-flight tiki bar to go with 115-square-foot rooms.
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LakeHouse also did away with the raucous weekend pool parties and replaced the pool with a larger deck and tiki bar.
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The stage, outfitted with kiddie pools, fairy lights and even a tiki bar that serves alcoholic refreshments, is where theatergoers congregate for this jocular, beach party update of a musical entertainment already overtopped with daffy cleverness.
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First Known Use of tiki bar
1980
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: a bar or restaurant that is decorated in a Polynesian style
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