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4.3 (402 reviews)
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Curry'd favor
Anokhy D.

We walked to Zombie Village from around the Moscone Center and it was a bit sketchy but when we entered the bar, we knew were in the right place. We were able to get walk in bar seats, got the curry'd favor (think if Japanese curry cubes were alcoholic) and the catamaran (classic tiki flavors), got our drinks pretty quickly, and closed out all within an hour.

Tiki god?
Jay P.

Let start with the bad. This place is located in the Tenderloin. If you are not aware of that section of San Francisco I would suggest you do some research before so you know what you are getting into. With that being said this space was cool. It had a bunch of little bungalow type seating if you wanted a bit of privacy along with a huge bar! The bartenders were good and made you feel comfortable. After you do your research, hopefully you decide to check it out.

My queen
Sean G.

We had a fun time here. It was definitely worth going and checking out. We were trying to hit up as many tiki bars as we could. We hit three tonight, which was awesome. We came on a weeknight and it wasn't too busy, which was really nice. Gave us the opportunity to walk around and check things out.

Carla I.

Absolutely atrocious service on New Year's Eve even though the space had barley 30 people. We had a tiki hut reservation which was only for one hour, from 9 to 10pm. We got seated at 9.10, ordered drinks at 9.20 and drinks arrived 9.40. We were lucky that the 10pm party never showed up and ended up having another round of drinks. Besides that, the place is fantastic, loved the ambiance and music and the drinks were solid!

Disco Banana
Julianna P.

Disco Banana -- not as creamy and sweet as described. Has blended banana in it but the rum overpowers it. But I got another drink called jbmp. It was a delicious and smooth clarified drink! The vibes inside were so cool! It was decorated so well with the starry lights at the top and the little aquariums in each hut. So tropical! I loved the ambiance and the lively spirit of the bartenders. They were super friendly and helpful.

Lamarr E.

I ll say this nicely, you're more likely to see more zombies outside! IFYKYK. But otherwise, the vibes of this tiki bar are incredible! Plenty of space, great theme, and outstanding drinks. The drinks are STRONG, I feel like I'm not using enough emphasis on the word "STRONG"! So tread lightly when ordering..Otherwise, great service and good vibes. It's a cool place to show visitors from out of town, etc. But probably a good idea to call an Uber when visiting.

Coco Pandan
Roger P.

Zombie Village serves tiki drinks and you should expect some strong alcoholic ones. Although it was a Friday night, around 8-9PM, we had no trouble walking in and finding a spot to sit and drink. Reservations available online for the booths. I ordered the Coco Pandan which comes with a popsicle. None of us could really tell what the flavor was but letting it melt into the drink turned it into something like a smoothie! It's extremely strong, probably the strongest one I tried here. It also doesn't help that it gets thicker so the alcohol taste kind of lingers in your mouth longer. Despite the strong drinks, the vibes are relaxing. There was chill, tropical music playing in the background but quiet enough where we could still hear each other. It's very dim inside and the further back you go, the weaker your cell service. Fun place to get the night started!

Trina H.

Heck yeah this place was great! The bar is in the heart of the tenderloin and is through a nondescript black door. A group of ten of us went for a bday party, and they sat us in a back "hut", which was perfect for privacy and chatting. The decor is top notch with straw and murals and lights and water features. We ordered one of the drinks they set on fire to share; it is a MUST. The pina coladas are excellent as well. The only food they have is chips, which helped satiate munchies from all the fun. Our waiter was entertaining and responsive. This was a wonderful evening out!

A chi chi with rum (not on the menu) and a mocktail piña colada
Amelia D.

Great atmosphere, friendly bartenders. They have tiki huts that you can reserve in advance (we didn't take advantage but might in the future). I love the starry sky on the ceiling. The drink menu is limited to a dozen or so tiki cocktails, but they will make you other popular tiki cocktails like the chi chi. This was our second tiki bar of the night and our favorite in SF so far. It doesn't serve food; you come for the drinks and the vibes. I would highly recommend taking a Lyft/uber/taxi at night as the location is in the Tenderloin.

Desert Oasis
Allison W.

Came here on a Thursday night around 9:00 PM with friends and the place was almost empty. This is possibly one of the coolest decorated bars I've ever been to -- from the "starry sky" lights to the back walls that look like stone caves to the tiki hut bar and alcoves, I loved everything about this place. They have little alcoves with a table in them for groups to have a section all to yourselves, which I absolutely loved. The bartenders were helpful and funny, and when my friend spilled her drink that night, they cracked a few jokes with us and cleaned up the mess quickly. I got the Desert Oasis, and it was strong and not overly sweet! A generously sized drink, I loved the little umbrella and nopal that cane with it. All the drinks we ordered were beautifully decorated and delicious. We had such a good time here, I need to come more often. Definitely a cool bar to check out!

The Port Light on the left
Cade

Very cool tiki bar in the Tenderloin district with cute, private huts to sit in. Amazing vibe in here.

The bar!
Andrew M.

Came in on a Saturday during the holidays and it was chill, with great vibes and very nice staff. We were able to get a booth and enjoyed a Scorpion Bowl together! Also they had a picture of the Hinky Dink on the wall, IYKYK.

Madhu J.

This used to be my go-to tiki bar in the city. The atmosphere is great, and the drink presentation is fun. The booths are super cozy and perfect for small groups. Sadly, my last visit missed the mark. The drinks were way too syrupy. All five of us noticed it, so it wasn't just me. I wish they'd focus more on the drinks themselves and less on presentation.

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Favorite tiki bar to go to when me and my bf are in SF! Absolutely love the drinks, heavy pours iykyk-- Just a beautiful vibe every time.

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Great attentive service, a very cool atmosphere, a friendly server, and the tiki drinks were all delicious and on point!

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The Mai tai is not worth the trek into the depths of the tenderloin. Staff and vibe is very cool though.

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Are there non-alcohol options?

Yes, they can make anything from the menu without alcohol.

Do you need a reservation or can you just appear?

Reservations are better, and will get you a private table But there is standing room As well, but… 

Do they serve any appetizers/food?

Sadly they do not (but their drinks, atmosphere, and staff make up for it). It's one of my favorite… 

It's my first visit and making a reservation... what are the seating options? Hut, Booth, Bar, Downstairs, Upstairs? While reserving a booth or hut sounds fun, I'd rather not be closed off from the atmosphere.

The reserved bar side looked like a fun spot to be for what you're wanting! The other seating arrangements tend to be much more private and intimate.

Is there any food here?

No there isn't. This is a place to enjoy craft cocktails at their finest only. Good news is you're in SF where restaurants and easy eats are a plenty!

Do you have to be 21 to get in?

Aloha Rebekah! Yes, guests do need to be 21 years old to come to the bar, and will need to provide a photo id at the door.

Do they have food?

No, they don't.

Hows the music?

Tiki ambiance music. A lot of Tikiyaki Orchestra.

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3.4(3.3k reviews)
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This was me and my best friends first time here. I give the vibes 5 stars. The service was great,…read morefood was beautifully presented, little heavy food but flavors were delicious. The price is expensive for the food and drinks it's not a budget friendly place if you are looking for one. We were surprised that there is a $20 per person** entertainment fee which I honestly believe the restaurant needs to pay for not the customers so that was annoying. The music was amazing a great vibe and they do song requests as well. I would of course come back to try other items. Also quick note the drinks are extremely strong. I'm not a fan of it I like my drinks enjoyable and smooth. You could say you get your moneys worth but it was painful to drink our drinks.

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