Tiki Bars in Seattle: A Complete List

From hidden speakeasies to lively neighborhood hangouts, tiki in Seattle comes in all kinds of flavors, so there’s something for everyone. With iconic spots like Rumba and Hula Hula setting the bar high, it’s exciting to see new bars keeping the tropical spirit alive across the city and surrounding neighborhoods.

Ready to sip, savor, and enjoy expertly crafted cocktails in island-inspired settings? Here’s the full list of all currently operating tiki bars in Seattle and nearby areas:

• Hula Hula — A lively Capitol Hill tiki bar and karaoke spot offering classic and contemporary tropical cocktails. Its thatched décor and energetic karaoke nights make it perfect for a fun evening out.
• Inside Passage — A hidden speakeasy behind Rumba with theatrical, undersea-inspired cocktails. The intimate space and glowing, dry ice–enhanced drinks create a unique tiki experience.
• Navy Strength — An award-winning Belltown bar blending modern tiki vibes with a rotating tropical drink menu. Its creative cocktails and vibrant atmosphere draw both locals and visitors.
• Nui Nui — A Bothell tiki bar inside McMenamins Anderson School offering tropical cocktails in a vintage, island-inspired setting. Its relaxed vibe makes it perfect for casual nights out.
• Rumba — A rum-focused bar in Capitol Hill with an extensive selection of rums and tropical cocktails. Its lively energy and rum-forward drinks make it a must-visit for cocktail enthusiasts.
• Three 9 Lounge — West Seattle’s only tiki lounge, offering handcrafted cocktails like Mai Tais and Hemingway Daiquiris. Its laid-back, island-inspired décor makes it a neighborhood favorite.
• (BONUS) Devil’s Reef — A nautical-themed Tacoma tiki bar known for its immersive décor and expertly crafted tropical cocktails. Its moody, undersea-inspired atmosphere makes it a standout in the Pacific Northwest.

You can always see these different spots on my Global Tiki Tour map to plan out a few perfect nights sampling the best tiki drinks and ambiance that Seattle has to offer. This post was last updated in late 2025, so hopefully it’s current when you check; if you notice a closure, new opening, or any other change, I’d love if you shared it in the comments below.

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