Crappy Music in Tiki Bars/Restaurants - General Tiki

T Tikifish81 Tiki Centralite West side, best side Joined: Oct 23, 2016 Posts: 19	T Tikifish81 Posted posted on Tue, Mar 21, 2023 8:39 PM This is always a fun topic. I prefer my Tiki bars with Tiki-appropriate music, as it definitely adds to the experience and the ambiance. I definitely expect this at bars that offer a slightly more elevated experience, such as Undertow, Trader Sam's, or The Mai-Kai when it was open. However, if any of you have regularly gone to the Tiki-Ti, you'd notice they don't play that stuff all the time. I've gone in there and heard exotica, surf, 50s and 60s oldies, and 70s rock. I think that's more a dive bar thing, though, as Tiki-Ti isn't a conventional Tiki bar at all. It works for them, though!

This is always a fun topic. I prefer my Tiki bars with Tiki-appropriate music, as it definitely adds to the experience and the ambiance. I definitely expect this at bars that offer a slightly more elevated experience, such as Undertow, Trader Sam's, or The Mai-Kai when it was open.

However, if any of you have regularly gone to the Tiki-Ti, you'd notice they don't play that stuff all the time. I've gone in there and heard exotica, surf, 50s and 60s oldies, and 70s rock. I think that's more a dive bar thing, though, as Tiki-Ti isn't a conventional Tiki bar at all. It works for them, though!

Post #808471 by Tikifish81 on Tue, Mar 21, 2023 8:39 PM