Tiki Tock

Nice new hang out spot in the quarter with a hipster vibe. Their specialty drinks are very unique festive. There's lots of seating downstairs and upstairs that can probably fit 100 comfortably. Bar tenders are swift and attentive. Cool chill spot to catch up with friends!

This is such a cool spot! A friend scoped out some good spots while we were in town for a work conference and this place was a fun little place. It's tucked back down a hallway from the street. When you enter you feel like you're at a tiki bar. Lots of drink options to suit anyone and cool glassware makes it taste even better. The bartender was patient while we scoured the menu, answering questions and offering suggestions. We sipped and chatted at one of the umbrellas. Could have stayed all night but in NOLA we had to check out more spots!

While hanging out on Frenchmen Street, we stopped at the Toki Tock that my wife had found while exploring the French Quarter and walked onto Frenchmen Street (which is located just outside of it). This tiki bar is super amazing and fun to enjoy some Polynesian-inspired cocktails, the red-lit, tiki-designed ambiance, the music playing from the speakers, and the laid-back vibes. Located next to the Frenchmen Hotel, you enter through an elongated hallway that leads you into the tiki lounge. Tiki Tock is quite a tropical world of spiritual oneness, a tiki hut fantasy. The lounge area is quite spacious, with a handful of tables that lead up to an elevated stage area that serves as a lounge area but could also, I'm sure, be used for live music. We grabbed a spot at the bar, where we ordered some really delicious cocktails served in very exotic glasses and mugs. For my money, the Navy Grog and the Jungle Bird were excellent. If you're staying at the Frenchmen Hotel, there is a set of stairs that leads up to the lobby and the rooms. So, if you have had a couple of drinks too many, you just have to drag yourself up the stairs. Otherwise, you need to grab a cab to head back from where you came.

While visiting NOLA we had to try the newest tiki bar. Great experience with great drinks. The hotel manager stopped to talk and shared a preview of their mug on order. Prefect outside Tiki ambiance.

Cool new spot I just happened upon! Tiki Tock plays off of the tick tock of clocks as you discover walking down the entrance to a long beaded curtain. Inside, rather-outside in the spacious courtyard are multiple seating areas-perfect for a party! Wide array of drinks to choose from and super friendly staff. I got the parakeet cocktail as I needed something small to go and not only was it delicious, but garnished with a beautiful flower! Definitely need to go back when I've got more time to chill.

This bar is an awesome tropical hideaway in NOLA. We tried the banana drink and it was delicious. The woman working the bar was pretty rude unfortunately. Very unwelcoming. And we came early in the evening around 7 or 8. Cool bar otherwise.

Outdoor only tiki bar with a cute laid back atmosphere and very fun drinks. This place is right on the foot of Frenchman street, so great place to meet up with friends to start your night before hitting up the Nola music scene. Lots of seating area and bar tender is great! No food options, so it's a drinks spot!

I was overjoyed to hear that there's a new Tiki bar in town. I'm a diehard fan of Latitude 29 and used to love Tiki Tolteca (RIP) and of course I have my favorites in every city across the US. Consider me Tiki-obsessed. We rushed right over as soon as we heard it opened.The vibe is five stars all around: all of it's outside with a lush setting (thatched umbrellas provide shade if you're not in one of the covered areas). It's really beautiful, a haven on Frenchman Street (perfect for ducking out of the mayhem on that street). The only thing missing is a lagoon (ahhhh the Tonga Room).The other important component is of course those ultra cool/silly tiki glasses and yes, they have those in droves (not sure if any are for sale. I am a collector). The drinks are good if you like 'em sweet and strong. They are not as expertly crafted as Lat 29, where the flavors are a bit more complex with subtle notes that you don't expect like pandan. I had a Garden Party which is frozen and minty (there's coconut rum in it but the sweetness was overpowering the coconut flavor). I liked it but being that you're outside and it's summer, it melts pretty quickly. I also ordered sparkling wine and it got warm in minutes, so I will probably avoid chilled wines until wintertime. The consensus of our group was that the other frozen drink available, a hurricane, should be avoided (but oh it's boozy so if you're looking to get a quick start on your night...)Looks like they have limited food options (pizza and meat pies) so you'll want to eat something before throwing back these potent drinks (you'll find an array of classics like a Mai Tai and Zombie as well as unique concoctions like the Kuawa Koa which has dragon fruit so I'll be trying that next time).Summertime in New Orleans just got more enjoyable. Paradise is within reach.

First time here. We went around 6:30pm, we were the only 4 customers. Bar is cute, outdoors and only a little tiki. They don't serve food.

This bar deserves more recognition. It's a hidden gem and has a very unique decor. There's partial indoors (partially covered, may get wet when it rains) and outdoors seating (upstairs) The drinks are so cute and refreshing.