Here a tiki, there a tiki, everywhere a tiki tiki. Maybe it's something to do with our dreary weather causing us to long for warmer climes, but this city has well and truly caught the tiki bug, with a visit to the South Pacific tidings an essential stop off during any night out in Manchester. As the weather warms, spend the evenings exploring and discovering the exotic tastes of the Caribbean and Hawaii inspired cocktails. Take a look through our recommendations of the best tiki cocktail bars in Manchester to see what suits your taste.
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For a secret tiki bar with a twist, check out Mean Eyed Cat Manchester. This Northern Quarter hangout is inspired by rock 'n' roll legend Johnny Cash upstairs, but downstairs bellow the cowboy madness is Tiki Hideaway aka bamboo central and a 1950's Polynesian dream with flaming cocktails.
Lono Cove Manchester is the award-winning tiki bar that's one hot to trot spot for your drinking antics. Not only does it boast seriously unique interior design, with bird cage-like booths, atmospheric lighting and living walls, but its bartenders also know how to shake up a mean cocktail.
One of the most popular tiki bars in Manchester, Liars Club is tucked away just behind Deansgate, and is home to the best Zombies in the city. Packed full to the brim with delicious cocktails, Hawaiian themed innards and great weekend music, it's fair to say Liars throws some of the best parties in Manchester.
New Wakefield Street just off Oxford Road is the latest part of town to be fall victim to the Zombie invasion, with this rum soaked tiki shack setting up home in what was formerly The Attic. Serving up an exotic blend of rum based cocktails in a Polynesian themed paradise, this colourful tiki cocktail bar has everything you'll need for a fun night out in Manchester, with DJs playing a party soundtrack of reggae and hip hop and tropical cocktails flowing into the early hours.
