10 1/4 is a hidden cocktail bar located underneath Freddie's 35er, a popular Dodgers bar. To get…read morehere, not only do you have to go to the back of The 35er and go down the stairs, you ignore the tiki bar in front of you and make an immediately right U-turn. You reach a phone booth, pick up the phone, and wait for someone to buzz you in. This bar is different from the other two bars as it's smaller, more intimate, and focused on craft cocktails. On nights and weekends though, it can still get busy. We ordered a variety of drinks and liked the menta milk punch ($18), last word ($18), and queen's park swizzle ($16). This was my first time here and I would be interested in coming back and also check out the tiki bar too. This is a cool place to go as part of your bar hopping in Old Town Pasadena.

We went here on a Wednesday night which I can imagine is much quieter than on a weekend…read more I heard about 35er from a coworker but when I saw they have a speakeasy downstairs, we had to check it out. When you enter the 35er, you take the stairs (closer to the back door) and there's a phone booth. Pick up the phone and the bartender will ask how many in your party before letting you in. The space is small. Some reviews mentioned tiki bar and this is not a tiki bar, it's a speakeasy. They have a cocktail menu and a full bar for well/cocktails. Great place for a small group.

Love the atmosphere the drinks and the people. Drinks are genuinely creative. Great Mexican food…read moreat the entrance

Retro Tiki Bar time…read more Popped in with babe recently to beat the heat and cool off with some delicious libations. No one was at the station in back and after waiting in the heat for five minute, we wander through the patio, still spacious and actually more done up than my last time here a couple years ago when me and a group sat across from a tv celeb and his friends, ironically all coming from the same event. Lots of tables and chairs and cool fireplaces and pits for when the cooler nights and days return. Inside the temp was perfect and not as busy as we'd assume. We got greeted and guided to the open "U" shaped couch area with a small candlelit round table. Good music was vibing away and I ordered us the Mojave Punch. Still a big fan of their Tiki Punch Bowl, Pain Killer, TBD, Dark and Stormy, Blue Hawaiian, Mai Tai, Nutty Chi Chi and several seasonal drinks. Draft beer, cans and bottles also available with a solid assortment imported, including alcohol free, plus tons of craft brew. Getting a drink was easy when we first started, but became a challenge at the end, not to mention closing out. During our afternoon cocktail we has some chips and salsa from the stand in back semi partnered up with Tonga Hut. They have a variety Mexican street food style dishes including tacos, burritos, and more. Outside food is welcome - in fact a medium size party enjoyed a pizza party on the patio. When it's mellow seating is pretty easy. They tend to have one to two bartenders at a time rarely more as it's a tight space behind the bar. I have seen up to three in the past, but even then good drinks take time. Patience is very much still a key. They can do classic well drinks, soft drinks and have a water station as well. Restrooms are single use. Juke Box is solid though it did cut out at the end when me and this poor guy in front of me waited for what felt like an endless amount of time to close out. He had already been up there for 10 minutes during the shift changes, mini breaks (for staff) and one bartender handling everything for a while. After 15 minutes for myself and almost 25 for him we were able to depart. Highly recommend ordering early on and maybe something big or shareable. As the oldest tiki bar in Los Angeles, serving it up since 1958 it's hard to keep up all the goodness without any waves. They do their best and everyone is personable. Walk Ins are very welcome but they also take reservation for parties up to 15, beyond that reach out via email on their website. Also visit their other location in Palm Springs. Parking in the lot or on the street. Open from 4pm to 1am during the week, Monday through Thursday. Fridays and Saturday until 2am. Earlier hours Saturday and Sunday, open by 2pm.

It was Disneyesque. Perfect. I had the Navy Grog, delicious. The pupu platter was fantastic. Their…read moreceviche was spot on. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

Prepare to visit the islands of Hawaii. Guest will be treated to island life ambiance and treated…read moreto foods that transport you to Kona. We started with the latest addition of cocktail to the menu, a monkey pod mai tai with crafted liliko'i foam toping of the combination of rums, orgeat and paired some pupus as companions to our drinks. We tried the island wings, crispy rice and firecracker shrimp. Would recommend these as they were quite delicious. For a main course, my wife and I shared the sticky ribs and furikake fries which I must saw were amazing. I really enjoyed the Dole Whip frozen delight. The blend of rums, pineapple snd coconut was fabulous snd my personal favorite. The speed of delivery was really good thanks to Angelica. Aloha!

Hell Yeah! The…read moresecret speakeasy, "The Lucky Tiki", was a fun time and great atmosphere, good beverages; and not stupidly overpriced. Such an interesting spot to tuck it, above the Tail O' the Pup, and the building where the 'Doors' recorded their last studio album (LA Lady). Make your reservation online and don't be late because the clock starts at the time you chose and you will be informed when you get there late that that will be subtracted from your time at the end. They are obviously popular due to social media and it's not a huge place so they have to move people in and out, so just don't be late. The staff was uber-pleasant and personable, yet professional and expeditious. I didn't try any food, but the drinks were very tasty. They also have a small outside veranda if you prefer to sit out there. I was very pleased by my experience at the Lucky Tiki!

Ok drinks, weak service, no mugs…read more Atmosphere is good. Drink flavor is fine. The service is inattentive. Even on slow night it took significant effort to get the attention of the server. Two drinks later and I felt less drunk than when I arrived. Also they were sold out of mugs which is a huge disappointment for those who travel to visit tiki bars. If you don't know better you'll think it's fine.

Whether you've ever heard of a tiki dive bar or not, this is a solid choice. It doesn't pretend to…read morebe anything it's not. Fun decor, thematically appropriate old films on even older tv sets, an AC that works when it wants to... I was particularly wowed by the mugs they serve/sell. I collect them, and wouldn't expect Tiki No to boast such quality options. Hats off. No food, but they welcome outside eats. Bring in a whole thanksgiving turkey, they won't care. Just don't make a mess. 4 stars. Expected less, got more! Nice staff.

Tiki No has a surprisingly fun ambiance, especially for the area. It is definitely not something…read moreyou expect to stumble across, which makes the atmosphere a nice surprise when you walk in. The drinks are okay. They lean on the sweeter side, so it is the kind of place where you might stop in for a sugary cocktail rather than something particularly memorable. Overall it is a decent place to meet up with friends for a quick snack and a drink, but it is probably not somewhere I would go out of my way to make the main destination for the night. Still a nice little spot if you happen to be nearby and want a casual place to hang out for a bit.

If you're a true tiki enthusiast, Tiki-Ti is an absolute must-visit. Open since 1961, this…read morelegendary landmark on Sunset Boulevard is one of the oldest and most iconic tiki bars in the world, serving up an authentic tiki experience that's unlike anywhere else. The atmosphere is incredible, the décor is packed with vintage tiki charm, and the vibe is everything you'd hope for--fun, welcoming, and full of history. Yes, there's usually a line to get in, but it's 100% worth the wait. Every drink is expertly crafted, and you can tell there's a passion for the tradition behind every pour. We tried Ray's Mistake, Toro, and my personal favorite, the Ooga Booga--each one was unique, potent, and absolutely delicious. From the legendary cocktails to the phenomenal tiki décor and unforgettable ambiance, Tiki-Ti is the kind of place that keeps you coming back. Whether you're a longtime tiki fan or experiencing tiki culture for the first time, this iconic Sunset Boulevard landmark is an experience you don't want to miss. Five stars!

The best Tiki bar I have ever been lucky enough to visit. It is the one of the OGs of tiki and…read moreconsidered the 8th wonder of the world in my book. Pro tip: Arrive 30 minutes early before they open to secure a seat at the bar and order the Ooga Booga.

Do you guys remember the infamous rainforest cafe that used to be at Disneyland? Well this place…read moregave those vibes and I really miss rain forest! This was such a gem of the place. The inside was decorated all throughout and made you feel like you were truly in a different place. It's dim, intimate and gave such a cool atmosphere! I heard this place is hard to get a reservation but one of my girlfriends was able to snag one the week prior! The inside of the restaurant is a smaller establishment so I can see why reservations would be difficult. They have a plethora of drinks! Mostly specializing in specialty rum cocktails. Ordered the ritual of the Queen which was a specialty drink with tequila and coconut rum. Very delicious! For food our table shared the Loco Moco and chicken katsu. Both delicious! There is also another smaller bar area behind closed doors that give speak easy vibes. I'm not sure how or if this place accommodates big groups as the tables are good for maybe 4-6 people. I'd definitely come back her

Omg what a fun place! We came with my brother who had been wanting to return to this place for…read moremonths now and it wasn't until he came to visit and made the reservation that we came back. We had such a great time! Starting with the service, wonderful! The hosts are happy folks, with a bright smile. We were immediately greeted and seated, even though the party arrived separately. It was wonderful to get the freshness of the ac instead of waiting outside in the heat. As you enter the decor is so fun and captivating. The servers are super friendly and welcoming and they have so many drink options. The food is good and they did mention they have a rotating menu that changes for the season! We enjoyed everything, and it was fun to see everyone's drink as it arrived. You do have a timeframe, so we were bummed when it was almost time to go because we were really enjoying our time there, but good reason to come back again!

Such a fun awesome experience. A few months a friend was picking up her wedding dress from David's…read moreBridal so I looked up dinner options since we both drove an hour. Didn't want run of the mill food so opted to try Broken Compass Tiki. When we walked in we were wondering what we were in for. After being taken into the restaurant we both fell in love. The place was so fun, the food was epic and service tremendous. Since our first visit literally 4 months ago, I have taken people 3 different times to this restaurant. I don't live any where near Burbank but in the last few months had the pleasure of being near there and telling friends we had to go! It's so fun to go with first timers. Great vegan options too for my friend who is Vegan and usually gets a salad and fries ha.

- Broken Compass Tiki…read more My girlfriend and I absolutely loved Broken Compass Tiki. I originally found it on TikTok, followed up with a few YouTube videos, and knew I had to check it out the next time we were in Burbank. It completely lived up to the hype. Parking can be a little challenging since it's in Burbank, but we got lucky and found a street parking spot nearby. If you don't get as lucky, driving around the block or into the surrounding neighborhood should eventually turn something up. We arrived about 20 minutes after they opened, and there were already several people inside. By the time we left, the place was filling up quickly, so it's definitely a popular spot. I surprised my girlfriend by keeping the destination a secret and just telling her we were going somewhere fun with a unique theme. She loved it. From the moment we walked in, the service was outstanding. Both the bartender and our server were incredibly welcoming. Our server asked whether it was our first visit and took the time to ask what kinds of drinks we normally enjoy before making recommendations. I really appreciated that he wasn't just trying to upsell us. Instead, he explained why he thought certain cocktails were better choices based on our preferences, and every recommendation ended up being spot on. As you'd expect from a tiki bar, the cocktail menu is heavily rum-focused, but there are also non-alcoholic drinks, a small beer selection, and wine available if rum isn't your thing. I ordered the Zombie Magic first, which was delicious and definitely packed a punch. After that, I tried the 100 Year Cigar, a Scotch-based cocktail that was perfect for slowly sipping. Both drinks were fantastic. My girlfriend ordered the Painkiller and the Navy Grog, and she loved both of them. We started with the Shut It Polly wings, crispy chicken wings tossed in a spicy Thai peanut sauce, and they were outstanding. We also ordered the Aloha Dippers with the Cajun seasoning. I paired mine with the Chipotle Citrus Aioli, while my girlfriend chose the Firecracker sauce. Both dipping sauces were excellent and complemented the fries really well. For our entrées, I ordered the Pub Burger with Irish cheddar, onion strings, and horseradish aioli, cooked to order. It was excellent. My girlfriend ordered the Shrimp & Lobster Roll, and we both enjoyed it. The only item that didn't quite meet our expectations was the macaroni salad that came with our meals. We've had some incredible macaroni salad at Hawaiian restaurants, and this one just didn't quite compare. It certainly wasn't bad, but it was the one part of the meal that didn't stand out. One thing that really impressed me was how accommodating the staff was regarding my raw fruit allergy. I explained what I could and couldn't safely eat or drink, and our server took it seriously. He made sure every cocktail recommendation was safe for me without sacrificing flavor or experience. That level of attention made me feel comfortable ordering drinks I otherwise might have avoided. The décor is also worth mentioning. The pirate-themed exterior transitions into a fun pirate-and-tiki atmosphere inside that really adds to the experience without feeling overdone. Overall, this place exceeded our expectations. The drinks were strong and creative, the food was excellent, the service was some of the best we've had in a long time, and the atmosphere was a blast. There are still plenty of cocktails on the menu that I'd like to try, so we'll definitely be back the next time we're in Burbank.