Definition of tiki bar
: a restaurant or bar decorated in a simulated Polynesian theme that usually serves exotic cocktails
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After the Show: The Polynesian When your night at the theater has come to an end, stop by Midtown's newest tiki bar.
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That original Hollywood tiki bar closed in 1985, but the Don the Beachcomber name has carried on at other locations.
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Hrnjak, 55, is widely credited with leading the revival in tiki bars and tiki culture that took off in the 1990s and is still going strong.
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At Docks, patrons like the Seckers also can have a beer or a drink at the outdoor tiki bar and even bring their best friend — Fido or Rover — for a meal.
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The new sailings come after a $120 million ship makeover that added deck-top water slides, a FlowRider surfing pool, a virtual reality bungee trampoline experience and a restaurant by celeb chef Jamie Oliver as well as a retro-chic tiki bar.
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Kevin Hopper dreams of owning a tiki bar on a beach far away.
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Far from the plastic palm fronds, sugary drinks and kitschy vibe associated with the tiki bars of yesteryear.
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Hanalei is cute stores, tiki bars, shave ice and built for strolling.
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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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