Tiki On 18th

First time having Filipino food and really really enjoyed this spot! Great service and fun lighting/decor that makes it feel like a late summer night even in the winter! Def will be really fun in the summer with tropical drinks and patio vibes. Here's a rundown of what I got (also actually obsessed with everything):- Mango Cooler cocktail: fun mango drink, came in a cute panda cup and was super refreshing!- One love cocktail: pineapple and coconut flavors made this drink taste like summer! Really loved the tropical vibes - Lumpiang gulay (mushroom & pork): skinny crunchy eggroll type app, really loved the vinegar dipping sauce too!- Bbq chicken sliders: tasty with huge chunks of tender chicken, yum yum sauce was really good on top - Spicy Chicken Sisig (added garlic rice): loved the presentation (came out sizzling) and enjoyed the flavors (chicken liver aioli & crispy chicken skins)! Loved it on top of the garlic rice as well - Jo-Jo pansit: HUGE serving, loved the thin cornstarch noodles, ample pieces of crispy pork belly, really flavorful - Ube cheesecake: actually obsessed, loved the toasted coconut vibes mixed with starchy ube, also super pretty

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.

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!

This isn't really a tiki bar in the traditional sense, but a great bar anyways.Pam, our server was so nice! Decor was great and the food and drinks were delicious.They have happy hour 7 days a week which is almost unheard of now. For sure a cool intimate spot to hang with friends.

We came on a Friday evening and it was busy. We got the crunch time, spicy pork sisig, and pinoy fries. I liked crunch time, and the sisig, but be careful of the chili peppers in the sisig, epsecially if you're bad with spice. Fries were ok, just straight up fries.We also got a bowl which was perfect for 4 people, however it was a little too sweet for us. We sat on the patio, and service was good. It's a fun spot to pre-game or a night out.

A friend and I met here for happy hour. The servers were great and the food was as well. They have a pretty extensive drink menu - truly something for everyone.

Do you need a tropical escape to eat and drink at right now in the heart of Adams Morgan? Well you should try Tiki on 18th It's where Polynesian meets Filipino flair. They just introduced a brand new menu right in time for the fall!!!RecommendationsDrinks Rico suave rising Old escape 18th street punch Food Lumpiang Shanghai Sweet and sour bola bola Bbq chicken sliders Pinot fries Spam sliders Mumbo wings Bistek tagalong Spicy chicken sisigGarlic rice

Love going to Tiki on 18th! We walked in on yesterday (Saturday) for some drinks and snacks before our night out, and it was perfect. Sat at the bar and enjoyed our holiday cocktails-- which were good! We also had lumpia and fries, both were fine. The bar tender was super friendly and helpful, and quick to make our drinks. The inside is decorated for Christmas, so a cute place to take photos for instagram!

Went for the holiday menu and to get out of the house. They had it decorated for the holidays. We didn't get any food but have in the past and it was way too good. We sat at the bar because the tables were by reservation but it was no problem. The bartender (giving manager energy) was attentive. A checked on us. He recommended some drinks and we left happy. I have also gone to the game in the basement and that's more tavern energy.

Great place that offers an awesome happy hour menu! My friends and I were seated outside and it was a but chilly but they had some heaters which was a nice warm addition. Service was good as weMy friends and I decided to share the sisig, lumpia, pinoy fries, and ensaladang pipino.Sisig: highly recommend getting this dish! It was a little spicy cause of the pepper and the sizzling plate made the dish crispy. Pair this with the garlic rice and the pickled cucumbers to cut down the fat, yum!Lumpia: also highly recommend this dish! My group ordered this twice and each time it cake out crispy and fresh!Pinoy fries: good but not memorable, something easy to munch on