Zombie Village

Made a reservation for the Zombie Village while on a weekend get away with some friends. It was a short distance walk from our hotel which was very convenient. I've been to many Tiki bars but i was not prepared of how big this place was. We were greeting by a very friendly wait staff who was setting up our table which was located in a tiny hut. (Each hut has its own table for your group)The hut was super cozy and the wait staff were very accommodating with our drink order and staff recommendations. Ambiance: While waiting for our drink order i walked around the bar to look at all the decor. The high ceilings have a illuminating night sky lights which look like stars and the back had a huge sitting area.Drinks: drinks here were very reasonable priced and a bit strong but that made the evening more memorable.Tiki Mug Options: I'm a big Tiki mug collector and they have a nice selection of tiki mugs to choose from. I'd get their collectable mug but it was out of my price range but i'll get it next time.I will for sure add this as my go to tiki bar on future trips to the Bay Area.

Super duper awesome tiki bar ‼Bathrooms a walk from the bar, but clean.Hospitable friendly professional staffDelicious perfect cocktailsAverage price ($15-ish approx) Yes lots of (crushed) ice , so what? Interior decor is spot on TikiVery dark , could b romantic & could b chill w/ besties.I will most definitely absolutely without a doubt recommend this place & I would love to return‼

Fun place and interesting drinks! Really cool atmosphere. I wish the drinks werent so expensive, I wanted to get more! :)

The TL has a great little tiki bar with fun shareable drinks! I will preface that between Christmas to NYE, the city is very empty so we were able to grab a cute private-ish booth with no trouble, but I heard this place is packed/lively on a regular weekend. If you want to grab tiki drinks on a night out, consider making a reservation for a big booth/table. They can make any cocktail NA if you ask. It's super dark with cute tiki decor which was fun. Great/kind service all around!

One of the coolest tiki bars I've been to!Aesthetic - 10/10So intricately designed from the floor to the ceiling! There are stars on the ceiling, an Ariel-style grotto, and intimate tables for a romantic getaway from busy SF. Words cannot explain the intricacies! Staff - 10/10They had excellent drink recommendations since the drink list is quite extensive. If you're having a hard time deciding, let the bartenders know what you are looking for cause they will not steer you wrong!Our order:- Coco Pandan (10/10) - Seriously delicious with an Uber popsicle! It's a snack AND a tiki drink!- Disco Banana (10/10) - My fiancé loved this drink! Perfectly banana without being overwhelming or overly sweet.Check this place out! I LOVE tiki and this spot will fulfill your tiki dreams.

Place is everything you expect from a tiki bar. Area is not the best part of SF so walking from our hotel probably wasn't the best choice.We made a hut reservation and were seated a few minutes late as they had to kick someone out. We got served pretty quickly but took a while to get the next drink order in. Drinks were tasty but a lot of ice. I would go back but only if others insisted to go.

Such a cool tiki bar! The entrance is a bit hard to find, but the decor inside is amazing. The ceiling even looks like the night sky. They have very unique drinks, although I will say that they are pretty strong. I also love that they have small bamboo huts that you can reserve - it's the perfect date spot. If you do this they will also come take your order, otherwise you go to the bar.

Now this is the place where Shirley MacLaine and Fred MacMurray should've had their final tryst before she goes running off to Jack Lemmon at the end of "The Apartment". They have conveniently private alcoves presumably for illicit lovers but more likely for drunk louts who need extra insulation from the outside world. It's the darkly clandestine tone that makes this a classic tiki experience.This hideaway tavern is deep in the Tenderloin on Jones near O'Farrell, but the only trace of its existence are the palm trees painted on the light fixtures above the otherwise nondescript access doors. Once I entered, the surprisingly expansive bar beckoned. There were large tiki masks, dramatic lighting effects, stars on the ceiling, and the requisite periodic volcano effects (video: https://yelp.to/xVfodFVaBT). The right mood was indeed struck.The cocktail menu was appropriately evocative and a perfect match for the ambiance. Brian was a great bartender, friendly but never obtrusive, and he dealt with loud alpha types like a liquor sales rep with aplomb. I went for the $17 Coco Pandan, an alluring elixir of Barbados rum, coconut milk, pandan, and coconut rum liqueur accompanied cheekily by a tropical popsicle (photo: https://yelp.to/S39dFUjxDx).Made with lychee and coconut, it was a whimsical touch that brought a sweet element to the drink. My next drink was even better, the $16 Disco Banana with Martinique and Jamaican rums, lime, cinnamon, and banana. Topped with a banana chip, it evoked a balmy night at a Caribbean resort with Billy Ocean playing on the muzak (photo: https://yelp.to/tnRhFyKyP7). Brian was kind enough to top off my evening with a rum aperitif (photo: https://yelp.to/RfFtUvse60).COCKTAILS - 5 stars...well tested libations, the popsicle was ingenious AMBIANCE - 5 stars...the best traditional tiki bar setting in the citySERVICE - 5 stars...Brian was acesTOTAL - 5 stars...pure tiki delightRELATED - Exploring the Tenderloin? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2NIQ0tw

Soooo... this is an odd place. Not that you would expect a tiki bar to be totally normal, but this goes above and beyond in the oddity department. First, finding the place is an adventure. It's in an unambiguously terrible part of town. Drug deals going down and I legit didn't feel safe trying to find the door. I grew up in south Florida when things were BAD and still didn't feel this level of "I really shouldn't be here" and kept looking over my shoulder. I did find the door (look for the bouncer) and got in with no issues. The bar was quiet. Really quiet, despite being a Thursday evening. The drinks were good! The vibe was nice! I had the place almost to myself (at 7:30p). Maybe it gets going later? Anyway, good drinks and friendly staff in a terrible area. I'd say try to go with a group and you'll have an amazing time.

Stopped by here for The Wiz on January 31st (I know, this review is LATE) and I'm so glad I did! The vibes are exactly what you expect from a tiki bar: dark/moody lighting, amazing decor, and cute little "huts" for seating. Oh, and yummy drinks of course!We stopped by around 6 pm on a rainy Wednesday so it was fairly empty. I grabbed the Coco Pandan to drink bc who can resist a drink with a popsicle!? The drink was a little stronger than expected, but u have no regrets!I will definitely be coming back in the future. Service: 4/5Drink: 4/5Atmosphere: 4/5