The Tiki Bar

Inventive cocktails with strong fruity flavours served in an utterly relaxed setting by nationally renowned mixologists.

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You wouldn’t feel out of place in the Tiki Bar sporting full beachwear, hula skirt and all. The basement bar sits underneath its sister restaurant, the Kitsch Inn, and houses a lively party atmosphere. Tunes with a lively lilt herald your arrival, leading you to the softly lit wooden beach bar. Exotic vibes can be spotted everywhere - a peacock chair here, a totem pole there - all working harmoniously to create a mini oasis. The brightly coloured cocktail menu hosts drinks with tongue-in-cheek names, and the libations themselves come served in the quirkiest of vessels. The ceramic tiki mugs take many forms, so you'll find yourself drinking rum from a coconut, gin out of a skull, or the extremely potent, absinthe-based 'Volcano' out of, well, a volcano. They truly wouldn’t be out of place amongst a pirate’s most coveted treasures, so sit back, relax, and practice your best seafaring vernacular.