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Mapping the Tiki Bars of New York's Past, Present and Future

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Tiki bars seem to come back in vogue every twenty years or so, and with the opening of Painkiller, the Hurricane Club and the Polynesian-themed Lani Kai, New York may be on the brink of a new Tiki Bar boom. To gain some perspective on this quirky cocktail culture, we’ve compiled a map of Tiki Bar New York that includes members of the new guard, a few trusty tropical stand bys, and a handful of the storied cocktail dens that inspired the trend, before meeting their demise.

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Painkiller

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Otto's Shrunken Head

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King Yum Chinese Restaurant

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Trader Vic's

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The Zombie Hut

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Hawaii Kai

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The Rusty Knot

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Waikiki Wally's

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Lani Kai

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The Distinguished Wakamba Cocktail Lounge

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The Hurricane Club

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Brooklyn Tiki Bar

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Painkiller

Otto's Shrunken Head

King Yum Chinese Restaurant

Trader Vic's

The Zombie Hut

Hawaii Kai

The Rusty Knot

Waikiki Wally's

Lani Kai

The Distinguished Wakamba Cocktail Lounge

The Hurricane Club

Brooklyn Tiki Bar

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