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Decided to try Tiki on 18th. Host is outside and he'll lead you to the dining area. It's a lit vibe. Service was ok but felt a bit off with the waitress. A different waiter almost brought our food to the wrong table. Probably one of the worst espresso martinis I've ever had. Had a friend try a sip and she agreed. Pandan Painkiller was a better cocktail but a bit too sweet. Food was not memorable either. Only enjoyed the buko shrimp and calamari. Salmon curry was ok. Not crazy about the mumbo wings; flavor could be more savory. Garlic rice did not have any taste and rice was hard to chew. Spicy pork sisig was not my type of dish (worth trying once). Automatic 20% tip regardless of party size. I probably wouldn't dine here again if I'm ever in the DC area.
First, we really appreciate the restaurant for being so accommodating. We had a last minute add-on and there were no issues with seating everyone. FOOD IS SOOOOO DELICIOUS! The veggie pancit was perfectly cooked and bursting with flavors. Chicken sisig was savory, sizzling, and irresistibly bold -- a Filipino comfort food classic with serious personality. Each bite was a perfect balance -- smoky, salty, tangy, and spicy! COCKTAILS - creative and quality! Can't wait to come back to try them all. The restaurant has a cool yet hip vibe. Dark with great music, not too intimate but also good for families. Bonus - very clean bathrooms!
We tried this place on the Restaurant Week for $40, and I personally think that the food is delicious and a good portion. The main course is a decent serving and can fill two ppl. I really love the dessert options. The turones and sweet saba were both really yummy and hits the spot. This is one of the Filipino restaurants that reminds me of what home cooked meal tastes like. The barista/owner? is also very nice and accommodating. The place is cozy and decorations are very artistic.
Continuing our tradition of decompressing at tiki bars, we saw that several recommended tiki bars in DC have closed in the past few years and headed to Tiki on 18th. All of the drinks on the menu (classic and bar-specific tiki drinks) looked like a good time and we enjoyed the ones we ordered. The vibe was chill on a Thursday night, the service was a bit slow (maybe because it was towards the end of their open hours), and the venue had a live DJ playing vintage and nautical mixes.
I visited Tiki on18th about a year ago while in Adams Morgan, Washington D.C., and it's been living rent-free in my head ever since. Being in California, I can't just pop over there again, but honestly, it's so good that it's worth the shout-out even a year later. They have this fun Tiki bar vibe that's totally Instagram-worthy. We're talking cocktails served in mini bathtubs and coconut milk cans. And trust me, the drinks don't just look good, they hit that perfect spot where the table gets louder and happier with every round. On the food side, they do these incredible Filipino dishes that still have me drooling when I think about them. Their pancit canton was perfectly balanced, salty, citrusy, with just the right crunch of veggies. Their lumpiang shanghai was crispy perfection, and the spicy chicken sisig, omg, I can still taste that crispy, citrusy goodness topped with an egg. It's the kind of dish you crave long after you leave. My favorite thing was their bagoong fried rice, it is rice with shrimp paste and topped with crispy pork belly and a mango salsa, it was the perfect mix of flavors and I really wish I could have some right now! They've got some menu staples and some rotating dishes, so there's always a reason to go back and try something new. And for my kids they had burgers and my daughter still says it's the best burger she's ever had. That's saying a lot! Their ube cheesecake is a dream. It's not too sweet, has this perfectly smooth texture and a crust that's just the right amount of crumbly. The halo-halo is the ultimate refreshing treat on a hot day. Basically, whether you're there for a girls' night, guys' night, or a family dinner, you're going to have an amazing time. And I have to shout out Jojo, the owner, who's incredibly welcoming and really makes you feel at home. I only wish we had one of these in California! If you're in D.C., do yourself a favor and go. You won't be disappointed.
This is a chill little spot that we decided to go to after a drag brunch. The weather was nice and their patio looked great. There were several tables and had happy hour on a weekend. Although the place was empty we really didn't see our server too many times, it wasn't totally big of a deal until we wanted to order more drinks and then we're waiting for said drinks. When we finally got them, mine was actually the wrong drink. To avoid the hassle i just kept it since it tasted fine. Overall it was a chill spot i would go back to for a good patio spot.
Still loving this place so much! The Christmas/holiday menu rocks as always. Great drinks, reasonable prices. The hot cocoa with rum and the "snickerdoodle" were both great. The "milk and cookies" was also enjoyable! We had great service and so much fun. The place is now Tiki throughout and no more sports bar. The downstairs is fully renovated with a chill vibe.
We just happened to come up on this place the night of the commanders playoff game and glad me made it before it got real busy. We walked in and it was packed with the commanders fans all bundled up in their gear. We just lucked up on a 3-chair table top and sat down. We all got another round of drinks and ordered more food. One friends ordered a burger and fries, the other some wings, and my greedy always hungry self ordered the sizzling chopped up chicken thighs and a side or garlic rice! OMG Batman! It was the business you hear me! Came out like sizzling fajitas on the player and the picture shows. I goggled it up like it was my last meal. So wish I would have took one to go...but it was getting late and the fans were piling in so after we finished our meals we dipped. Cute little DC bar with door major great food options!
COOLEST DRINKS EVER!!!! Checked out Tiki on 18th with my cousin and we had a blast! They have a pretty cool cocktail hour and ever cooler glasses that your drinks come in. Somewhere between the bar and my table I met JoJo, the owner, and he said we had to check out the newly renovated basement. And that's exactly what we did. It was a pretty cool tropical vibe with a huge bar wall filled with liquor. I took about 100 photos. The space is beautiful, the food was delicious and the drinks were great, I especially loved that they had mocktails so I could enjoy as well. Our wait staff was super sweet, everyone had a great night. Can't wait to go back! Cocktail Hour: Mon - Fri 5pm - 7pm Sat 3pm - 6pm All Day Sunday Here's what we ate: Spam Sliders Pork lumpia Drinks: Nitro Rum Barrel Hurricane Pina Colada Bubbly Bath One Love DC There's a parking garage literally behind the restaurant you don't have to walk far at all.
Grabbed another restaurant week deal here. My first time going here. They have outside street seating and an upper and lower level inside seating. It's somewhat of a small restaurant, but, has ample seating. The service was spot on, no issues. As far as the meal. The temperature was spot on, freshly prepared. The size of the portions were really good for the price, the flavor of the dishes needs to be kicked up a little, kinda missing that wow factor. The Beef Pares had very tender chunks of meat, I think it would have been a little with stir-fry garlic rice, but still good. The Pansit had some amazing crispy pieces pork in it, the appetizers were good, the Maruya needed some honey drizzle on it and you couldn't taste the bananas. Overall it was a good experience and I would go back again. Try it out.
Tiki bar in DC?! Sign me up! After a bit of digging, we found a few tiki bars and ultimately decided on Tiki on 18th. If I do say so myself, it was a great call. The little angel on my shoulder told me to book a reservation for this and 830 and I'm glad I did. On a Saturday night, it seemed like they made space for all the folks passing through, but it was certainly busy. We had spent the entire day meandering a few museums and were ready for some grub and drinks . Mai tai swizzle, zombie, snowjito, and a pina colada were a few of the drinks we tried and all were incredible. For food, we shared the chicken sigsig and it was absolutely incredible. Chicken thighs chopped up mixed with vegetables with and chili and broiled in a skillet and a sauce on top. So freaking good. We also added the garlic rice on the side. Totally awesome addition to the sig sig. For dessert we had the ube cheesecake. Delicious and creamy! I loved that this wasn't too sweet. I could have eaten this whole thing by myself. Such an amazing visit to Tiki on 18th! The tiki lover in me wishes there was more traditional tiki music being played, but it wasn't an issue. If I ever visit DC again, I'll remember to make a pit stop at this great little tiki bar.
3 years ago
Ok the drinks are true to the name with several exotic Tiki option. I recommend everything rum. We've been here a few time. The food is good too (be sure to keep an open mind). The manager Logan is A1 and took GREAT care of us. read more
Tiki on 18th gives you the the Polynesian, Tiki, Moana vibes you've been yearning for, craving, your entire life. It's slick, it's span, you might catch a tan. Tiki is the place to live your island fantasy in the DMV! The cocktails are masterful. They are done up to the island gods themselves. They have flare, they have decor, they have the pour. I really have had a blast sampling these amazing cocktails they offer! The food is also amazing. It's delicious island flavors with a Filipino take on everything. You will be oooo'd. You will be awwwwe'd. But you WON'T be disappointed. This is a great place to stop in for a few drinks or even drinks and dinner. The flavors are fresh, the vibes is on point. You will leave with a smile on your face, and that's a guarantee! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Tiki on 18th surprised the hell out of me. Stepmom was visiting and we had a full day of site seeing. She was starving and though I gave her a ton of awesome food recommendations she was too tired and too timid to try anything too unfamiliar so said "let's just eat bar food at The Game". We rolled up and steered her to Tiki on 18th instead after looking at the menu outside and was soooooo glad I did. Hadn't realized it was Filipino food before looking at the menu and then was wondering why I hadn't stopped here before. First they have a pretty good happy hour- Mom had the Saturn and the Mango Cooler (both $9 on HH) and she said they were both delish. I wasn't drinking so had a mocktail that was fun and fruity. We had the Buffalo chix lumpia (slapped!) and the cheese stix (nothing to write home about). But the real highlights were the meals. She had the Chicken Inasal (which is also gluten free thankfully) and she loved it!! I have never seen her eat so greedily (didn't even offer me a bite). It comes with a good sized chicken thigh/leg and Java rice with a sauce she said was fire. I had the Insarabasab which is like a crispy pork belly with a cucumber t vinegar salad and this garlic rice that melted my face. I'm normally not a fan of rice that has no sauce but the flavor in this rice was so deep and the right kind of garlicky that I ate the whole pile (like 1.5 cups) without blinking an eye. Service was also good. Server was attentive, food came out well paced, and manager checked on us at least twice. I've been back once and ordered on door dash once as well. It's a new favorite spot since I live in the hood anyways. Definitely recommend sitting in the Tiki Hut if you can. Don't recommend Door Dash though. Dish for me came cold and wasn't prepared the same as when I had it in-house. But that is always the risk with delivery. Still give this place 5 stars. Sorry no pics of the Insarab or Buff chix cuz we ate it too fast but got a few of the others. Also enjoy the pic of the fun drinks and patio atmosphere. read more
Came here with a couple friends. It's actually a really cute spot in Adams that my co worker told me about. It was rainy so my reservations was indoor, but I'm sure I'll be back during the summer to do the outdoor seating. The tiki feel is really what did it for me, I mean just so cute!! The drinks were in the cute tiki cups and it was good! The food was even better. I actually had the spicy pork and although the picture doesn't look that appealing it was actually really good with a side of rice. My friend had this turmeric rice and shrimp. The turmeric rice has a sweet and spicy taste but it was delicious!! My other friend had some bowl not sure what it was, but she loved it! We even ordered a side of turmeric to go because it was that GOOOOD! The waiter was very kind and very attentive! You can tell this was a very welcoming bar and everyone seem pretty chill. I'll def be back here for sure but I highly recommend if you're in the area and snag a cute little tiki summer spot to drink food and drinks! The food you def won't be disappointed! Maybe order a shot to accompany the drink as well so you can at least feel buzzed lol. Overall great experience! read more
4 years ago
I've heard about this place a few times, but rarely find myself in Adams Morgan. Luckily, we were running errands in that area and decided to stop for a quick drink. We were walking down 18th and trying to find something with a holiday vibe, but that wasn't overly crowded. Tiki had some beautiful decorations up and two open seats at the small bar area, so we decided to stay. The person who sat us was friendly and immediately got us menus and waters. We were excited to see a few holiday signature drinks and they all sounded amazing. I almost ordered the Coco Cocoa because I love tequila and mezcal, but after chatting with our kind bartender, learned that it was super sweet. I really don't like sweet drinks, so decided to try the Ginger Snap instead. My husband ordered the eggnog cocktail. The bartender took her time making them and even let us customize how they were served and the type of liquor used. Both were really delicious and had a nice kick. The only thing was that they were tiny. They were in small glasses and only maybe 1/3 full. That was kind of a bummer because they were really good and a bit pricey. I find this is common with the holiday drinks at bars in DC though. Because we finished them so quickly, we didn't hang out much longer. Overall though it was a good experience and I would go back to try a regular cocktail. read more
This bar has been on my list for a while now. I really like the vibes that I got as soon as I walked through door. I caught this relaxed, vacation vibes in the middle of winter. The drinks were icing on a cake because I felt like I was really on a beach somewhere warm. That day I visited it was 40 degrees and I was sitting in their front patio. We opted for the Blue Hawaii & Rye-Tai. Both were beautifully made and tasted great also. Wish it contained more drink than ice though especially for the price. The patio seating was well spaced out and they even provided space heaters. There were QR code's for the menu so it's a safe way to look at there many options. The service was amazing and our waiter/host did a wonderful job and was always checking up on us. Next time I'm definitely checking out there food menu of Filipino cuisine! read more
3 years ago
The food was delicious and I appreciated the variety of Filipino and American "game" food. The website menu accessed was easily accessed and easy to switch between the two. The service was attentive bringing us our drinks, refilling water, and clearing plates, however the food did take a little long to get here. We ate outside where the music, decor, and general vibes made for a most enjoyable night. Everyone was very friendly too! read more
3 years ago
Great place for happy hour! My friends and I got lucky with bar seating but if you can definitely try and get a reservation as it can get prey full indoors and outdoors. read more
4 years ago
Service was great, the food was both cooked and seasoned well. All a round delicious and has made its way into our mainstay list here. Also get the spicy sigsig and egg sliders. Trust me. read more
3 years ago
Love this place. As a Filipino, The food tastes authentic but still has the modern "restaurant" look without americanizing the taste, unlike other filipino/asian restaurants in DC. Imma say, the ube comes thru this cheesecake, addictive. Although. The one pictured is a vegan lumpia, just tastes like carrots. Hopefully they can add like potatoes or yams in it for extra flavor, just not as filling as a lumpia with meat basically. read more
3 years ago
The vibe is typical for this type of place, perhaps a little too dark, and a bit too loud. But that seems to be the standard these days for anywhere and everywhere. The menu is totally overkill and just overloaded with words. I ordered the Rico's Nitro Rum Barrel, Port O' Call, Dean Short. I'm not sure why every drink needs so many names other than maybe the trivial factor but it makes for a very convoluted menu. The drink itself was fine, perhaps could have filled the cup a little more. My biggest issue was the bamboo cup it was served in; completely bowed and cracked. Big cracks on the outside that were also visible from the inside. I don't know how they could possibly ever get that fully clean. I complained to the server, who said he empathized, but the bartender told him if it's not "actively leaking" there's nothing they can do about it. I hope they at least threw the cup out. It doesn't help that it looks like some promo merchandise Mount Gay (an otherwise excellent distillery) sent them. It just feels disjointed to serve most drinks in ceramic mugs and then be using shoddy barware like this. read more
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My friend and I stumbled upon this place on a lively saturday night. The outdoor setup right on the street was very nice with the lights and the location in the middle of all the bustle of Adams Morgan. Unfortunately we couldn't wait an hour for a table outside so we were inside, which had a fun tropical theme. The food was great--I got the sisig with a side of garlic rice (making it more of an entree sized dish) and my friend got the pancit. I'm filipino, so I can say that the sisig was pretty solid albeit a little oily. But still so good!! We also got a couple of the cocktails which were also good, but maybe could have been more interesting/stronger. Definitely want to try the other ones as well as other food items on the menu. The service was excellent and timely. We definitely want to come back!! For brunch, or for another night with a reservation to sit outside. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Great tiki-bar style drinks. I got one of their NA options and it was delicious. Haven't tried their food yet but it looked amazing. Highly recommend this bar! read more
2 years ago
this place is so cuuuute, i mean just look at the cup. the drink was really good too. my friend literally lost his gummy dino in the bottom of the cup, or so we thought. i have no idea what happened to it, i genuinely think it decentigrated or something. would go again!!! read more
5 years ago
This review is a lil overdue so don't think of it as a recent experience. It was like Spring 2020. Also, technically my review is for The Game but they are kind of related. I found Tiki On 18th when I was looking for loco moco on Yelp. Then by looking into it more, I found Filipino food items on their online menu and was intrigued!! I was able to order through Tiki On 18th's website for food from The Game. I ordered hella much yo!!! It was something like Filipino spaghetti, fried chicken, lumpia, and the beef pares. Probably more but can't remember. I was so happy though. Almost like a blend of the joy of going to Jollibee and the joy of trying something local and in DC. On top of that, I enjoyed the food with my Sanzo drinks, which I hope gets added to their menu! Please? read more
The tiki drinks were tasty and dangerously strong. We snacked on some spicy sisig. The sisig was so good, reminded me so much of home. It had a decent amount of heat but not painful. We also ordered the pansit with chicken. Only wish both dishes were served with calamansi instead of lime wedges. But I get that it's not exactly easy to get. The vibe was really neat. Although the music being played was house music. The staff was friendly. I'd definitely come back again. read more
4 years ago
Very excited to try this spot but I have to say the service and the vibe was not what I expected... it was pretty quiet and we had to wait good 20 mins before we were addressed even tho we sat at the bar read more
5 years ago
This review is tough because the food and drinks were fantastic. The loss of two stars falls entirely on the service. The other reviews are true -- there is one person maning all of the tables outside. We saw our server maybe 2 to 3 times. After 30 minutes of waiting after we finished our meal, we had to approach the restaurant to get our check. I know with covid, staffing in tight -- just something to be aware of. We both had the Java Bowl with Pork Belly and it was delicious. We also each ordered drinks that were great and came in fun tiki-inspired glassware. The location is great, you can't beat dining on the bustling streets of Adam's Morgan. read more
5 years ago
I enjoyed my meal here with friends as we had brunch. If you're looking for modernized Filipino inspired dishes then I'd come here. Otherwise I say homemade is best. Our dishes were slow coming despite being there at opening. I think the idea of outdoor dining was a good idea in theory just not execution. They had one person both tabling and hosting for both in and outdoor. I could see the hostess/waitress visibly stressed. The outdoor seating wasn't socially distanced as we had two large groups of 6 on opposite sides of us (3 in my party). The heavy foot traffic and homeless person that came up to the table made our experience less than ideal. All in all, it was a nice place to say I've eaten at. read more
3 years ago
Really fun and *strong* drinks in fun cups! The sports bar has fun vibe. The wings are good and we loves the mambo sauce. read more
Tiki on 18th may be my favorite happy hour in DC, I simply cannot recommend it enough. There are a variety of delicious $10 cocktails to choose from, and the happy hour food is all 50% off. I have tried most of the happy hour drinks, and my favorites are the Happy Buddha and Saturn. The Saturn is citrusy, fruity, and tangy. The Happy Buddha's combination of bourbon and guava is unexpectedly delicious. However, you can't really go wrong with any of the drinks, and they are all served in fun glasses with garnishes that make the cocktail experience even more enjoyable. The last time I was here, I tried the Yumami Burger and the Tokwa. The burger was juicy and in my opinion, a perfect smash burger. The toppings worked super well together and it was a great take on a classic American cheeseburger. I highly recommend getting the crispy pork belly on the Tokwa. The fatty pork belly was perfect with the crispy tofu and spicy and sweet sauce. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and the outdoor patio is heated during the winter. We sat outside, and I was perfectly comfortable on a December night. The food and drinks here are both excellent, and this is a fantastic spot in Adams Morgan for happy hour or a night out. read more
3 years ago
Great vibe and delicious drinks! It was slow on a Monday early evening, but music made it feel festive and exciting. Loved the Rum Runner and Basic Beach. read more
5 years ago
I went with a friend and we each got a drink from the Winter menu and a drink from the Tiki menu. The festive drinks were fun, but the Tiki drinks were definitely the star of the show. All the drinks were strong and flavorful. We also ordered the Spicy Sisig with Garlic Rice and the Four Point Play fries. The Spicy Sisig was probably our favorite and had a good mix of tender and fatty cuts of pork, crispy and crunchiness from the hot plate, and the right amount of heat from the hot peppers. The servers were also very friendly and attentive. They gave us plenty of great recommendations. read more
4 years ago
Drinks were yummy and so were the spring rolls. We got the pork dish which had good flavor it unfortunately our hot plate wasn't super hot so the egg didn't cook the way it should. Service was good, was pretty empty and a Tuesday evening! read more
5 years ago
Fun drink place on 18th! Really cute tiki decorations in their outdoor seating! My favorite drink was the Rey Mysterio which comes in the adorable patron bottle. The hibiscus with passion fruit combo was amazing! My boyfriend got the Royal Bermuda and it was super strong but you are def getting your moneys worth it terms of alcohol. Pina colada was also strong and came in the aesthetic cute teal Bacardi cup read more
4 years ago
Beautiful outdoor space on the street with a good happy hour including some really tasty chicken and egg sliders as well as. Of course, fabulous tiki drinks. They did a great job in setting the vibe outside, which is where a tiki bar really belongs, and live up to their name with their selection of rum drinks in cool glasses. Good for a date. read more
3 years ago
Love this place! Food is always great, and so are the cocktails. I'm more of a beer person but I always order a cocktail when I come here. The food is always executional, this past visit I had the tapsimatis which I highly recommend. Lumpia was also good! Ambiance inside is intimate but enjoyable and not too serious and outside patio is great on a warm day or a cool day they have heaters outside read more
5 years ago
Popped in after marching this past Saturday-- they were SLAMMED because of Porchfest, but service/food/drinks were excellent. Pina colada was a boozy dream. The Blue Hawaii is dangerous. And the Strawberry Daiquiri was so yum! Do NOT skip the food!! We ordered dynamites lumpia (absolutely delectable) and chicken inasal skewers (which has the best spiced vinegar on the side, I could've poured it on everything-- and I kind of did)-- popcorn was also super yum! Wish we could've tried more, but we were headed to dinner later so we had to reign it in :) can't wait to go back the next time we visit friends in DC! read more
4 years ago
Food is delicious and drinks are strong. Chill vibe in a great Adams Morgan location. Service could have been just a tad bit faster overall but it wasn't so bad to warrant losing any stars. read more
We came by for drinks and loved them! They are colorful and fun! I loved the Saturn (the yummy yellow one!) It was light and refreshing with Gin, Lemon, Passionfruit, Orgeat, Falernum. So good! I think I had two!! My friend ordered the Blue Hawaii (blue, of course!) it has Vodka, Rum, Blue Curacao, Pineapple, Lemon & Lime (fruity, sweet and sour). It was fruity and sweet! They were Covid safe - everyone was wearing masks, they have outdoor seating that's nicely spaced out and they disinfected all the tables between customers. Also, great service! read more
PINA COLADAS. In tiki cups. With umbrellas. On a cute patio on a rarely beautiful DC late afternoon. It doesn't get much better! We made a reservation for the patio and we had the place to ourselves. They are practicing social distancing and were wearing masks. We also had the shareable vegan fried rice and it was delicious! And this may seem silly, but the crushed ice for the table water was a great little bonus. We will definitely be back! read more
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2411 18th St NW
Washington, DC 20009
Adams Morgan
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We tried to come here but after trying to find parking for 30 min we gave up. Any hints on where to park around here?
Yes there is a parking garage down the alley next to our building. It’s open
After a certain time is there an age restriction?
It is a bar (that serves food)- I would assume there is an age restriction/ but call first
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