The Drink That Named the Bar
Before it was our name, the swizzle was a sound: a wooden stick spinning between two palms, ice hissing against tin, and the coldest drink in the tropics being born.
The Man Who Invented an Island
Tiki bars have a single founding father, and he built the first one out of driftwood, theatre props and rum nobody wanted. This is the story of Donn Beach — and why one page of our menu belongs to him.
Four Gods and a Carving Knife
The faces on our walls have older names than 'tiki bar.' A short, respectful tour of the gods and ancestors behind the carvings — and what the word tiki actually means.
Totems, Mugs, and the Spirits That Hold Your Drink
Between the six-foot guardian by our door and the little carved mug in your hand runs one unbroken line of craft. Here is how the faces got from the temple to the bar top.
From Navy Grog to the Zombie
The drinks in our Book are almost a century old, and some of their grandparents are older than that. A short history of the tiki cocktail, from ship rations to the glass in front of you.