Tiki’s At 51st
1005 SW 51st St, Lincoln City, OR, 97367
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Address :
1005 SW 51st St
Lincoln City, OR, 97367 - Phone (541) 996-4200
- Website https://tikis51.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :Closed
- Mon : Closed
Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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B H.
Great things : by the beach, cute atmosphere (I think there is a parrot- but not when I was there), dog friendly, options for gluten free buns and wraps Bad: $$$$ Extremely overpriced for what you get, food was lacking in flavor and cooking skill I found this restaurant on a gluten free registry online- my husband and I were starving from a day at the beach and just decided to dive in. I do regret not reading the Yelp! Reviews for it first. I am also at fault in assuming that they had a grill- I should have looked in the kitchen and noticed that it is more snack shack style with a microwave and stove deal. I ordered the chicken sandwich on a gluten free bun- it was $14.95 and came with a baggy of chips. The chicken was shredded and either boiled or precooked then microwaved. It had a special sauce that was interesting. I have eaten at island style places before and this sauce was throwing me off- it appeared to be miracle whip with citrus, sweetener, and maybe chili? It was very sweet with no spice and a strange tang to it. It was just an oddly executed combo that after I ate it my mouth felt slimy for about an hour :( the GF bun was better than I expected it to be but did get spongey fast due to the sauce. My husband got the ahi tacos, 2 for $11.95? The fish was "pan seared" and raw in parts, the taco shells tasted store bought and microwaved. Being on the ocean you just expect fresher. We bought the handmade chips and salsa appetizer and it was very disappointing for $4.95. The salsa was excellent- I loved the peppers used and the cilantro flavor but there was just a small cup of it. We were also given only a handful of chips (seriously) and most of the "chips" looked like they were broken bits from the bottom of the bag- you couldn't even use most of them to scoop the salsa. I think the 5 star reviews come from locals who know this is a snack shack and not a restaurant- as a visitor from the atmosphere you expect a restaurant and restaurant quality food. To me Tiki's food is more of an island bowling alley snack shack than a restaurant. That being said I would probley not have been as upset about my meal if I had only paid "snack shack" prices. Overall the food is edible but overpriced and not executed well. I struggled over giving Tiki's 1 star but I just couldn't justify giving it more. If a grill was added it would make for a better dining experience. Sadly I don't ever plan on going back :( On a side note if you need to eat GF for health reasons I would be careful- there is not a separate menu and while most of the meat is gluten free they do serve a garden burger which I believe are still not gluten free.
(1)Stacy R.
We love coming here and the gf options. Yummy blackberry mojito and a bonus that you can hang out at a picnic table with your dog. Fun ambiance!
(4)Kiku R.
Such a fun little stop. I'm so glad we passed by and decided to give Tiki's a try. Best clam chowder in town for sure (and it's gluten free!). We ordered a bowl to split (between my daughter and I). Naturally my three year old wanted her own bowl and crackers. So they brought it out in two containers with her own bag of crackers no extra charge. I wanted a little something extra so ordered a single fish taco. So much fish stuffed into that little taco. It was delicoius and the coleslaw must have mayo and sugar for a creamy/sweet flavor along with horseradish or something in it to give a little zip. The decor is fun with lots of outdoor seating. That will be nice in the summer! Also fun to have an assortment of drinks to choose from. We got a passion fruit Italian soda. It was all great!
(4)Robert P.
This place is great. Best Clam chowder in town for sure. The staff are funny and friendly. Made for a fun meal on our romantic weekend getaway. Thanks Tiki peeps
(4)Andrea C.
The owners are super nice and accommodating for people with dietary restrictions. The food was absolutely amazing and reasonable priced. We were going to go to Mo's but I am so happy we didn't! The food was great and came out quickly. Most of their food is gluten free or can be made gluten free. Really nice people and such a cute little shop. Their parrot is also really cute. I would definitely recommend Tiki's!
(5)Christ F.
Came here for a lite dinner, had the clam chowder which was amazingly delicious even though a little peppery. Accompanied with "The Piggy" sandwich which was great enough that my 2yr old stole it and finished it off instead of her PB&J with banana!! The staff was super friendly and helpful, and the prices were decent for beach food!
(5)Carol P.
I received great service and saw the counter guy give great service to someone else, too, to rectify a small failure to communicate. The clam chowder was a bit of a step down from the auspicious beginning. It was extremely thick. Nearer to mashed potato consistency than to even a thick stew or soup, which is my personal preference. It was flavorful, though, and did hold up to the crackers well. I'd actually gone there with a craving for fish and chips, unfortunately, and was surprised to learn that just they aren't on the menu. NO deep frying. So I had the chowder and in the final analysis I hope it ISN'T the best clam chowder in Lincoln City, despite being told a vote had named it the best, because I've eaten so much chowder that I liked more, as a Seattleite raised on Ivar's, and I want to hope that, if I try, I'll find a place in Lincoln City that makes it more "my" way. Understand: it was good, just not my personal preference. And lest I forget: here's a cheery nod to the funky, tiki, party-time decor and style of the place, too.
(4)Casey T.
Dog friendly! Super friendly staff. Had fish tacos and chowder. Both delicious. A bit on the pricier side but really awesome.
(5)A Z.
Food was great. We got two dogs, a mojito and they have a dog meal so our pooch got that too! Cute little spot too with indoor and outdoor seating and some fun photo opps.
(4)Aaron K.
Good atmosphere and friendly service. Have your mojito with blackberries. Prize winning gluten free clam chowder.
(4)AuBree J.
I guess it's because I'm not from this state originally, but every time I get on yelp to read reviews for a restaurant and go try it I'm very disappointed. Same with this place. Too expensive but I guess appropriate for being next to so many hotels. I got the cod fish tacos and jalapeño cheese stuffed soft pretzels. I was brain dead from hunger when I ordered and it still didn't taste good. The cod lacked flavor and needed to be seasoned and was on the dry side. But it was the dressing on it that made me not want to take another bite. Was some weird horseradish mayo like dressing and served with a lime and sweet chili dipping sauce. None of the flavors meshed and it was confusing. This wasn't a real taco or really anything I've ever tried. It was just gross. Sadly the microwaved pretzel was better. I didn't finish either and for 11.50 for two little tacos and 4.50 for microwaved pretzel, I felt like it was a rip off. I spent a total of $22, and went back to my hotel room to eat some lunch meat.
(1)Chee K.
Great coffee and the service is so nice! We just stopped here for some coffee during our trip to the Bay. Our kids loved all the kitschy look and had sketch pads for them to draw on. I can't speak of the food since I didn't have any except a tasty scone and coffee. They use Stumptown beans and it was great! I'd come here again and try one of their tiki cocktails.
(4)Crystal L.
Fun little spot in Lincoln City. Friendly staff, good food, and fun atmosphere. Hubby and I both agree they deserve their "best clam chowder " award. Clam chowder was loaded with clam meat, not just potato soup with a few bits of clam like some other restaurants. Mojitos are super tasty as well. A little spendy, but quality ingredients made it worth it. Definitely try them out.
(5)Alexia R.
We ended up here one night because the line out of Mo's was ridiculous and my daughter thought this place looked cute and wanted to eat outside. I was impressed by the food - I had a chicago dog and it was huge and delicious. My daughter devoured her cheeseburger. Would have gotten clam chowder, but they were out since it was pretty close to the end of the night - I'll try it next time. Margaritas were fantastic. Fun beachy/tiki- themed atmosphere. Skip Mo's and come here instead - I'm glad we did!
(4)Greg H.
Stopped by here the other day to visit with a friend and ended up making a few more. The atmosphere is relaxed, the bathroom was clean and so were the outside chairs where we planted ourselves to enjoy the Sun and a couple tasty beverages. Their beer selection leaves much to be desired as I'm a fan of IPA's and they seemed to stock more lagers and low end beers. Everyone I spoke to who had a mojito recommended I try one so I must assume they're pretty tasty. I'm planning to return soon and try one along side their fish taco's which I've also heard are pretty good too. I'll revise my review soon to add those comments.
(4)Kerry S.
Great chowder and atmosphere. Had a couple of drinks as well. Not too shabby. Was a little pricey what do you expect while on vacation.
(5)Chris M.
Always come here when we come to Lincoln City. Great people. Great service. Never a bad experience.
(5)Gary R.
We came here because we saw they had won an award for best clam chowder. Seriously? This was the worst clam chowder we have ever tried. You can get better clam chowder in a can at Albertsons. It was runny and bland. Not to mention $8 for a cup. Their fish tacos were dry as well. At least they refunded our money. Disappointed to say the least.
(1)Paul S.
Personable restaurant with a funky, relaxed atmosphere. Great clam chowder. The burgers and fish tacos were good. Definitely worth checking out.
(3)Lynne B.
What an amazing meal! Better than Mo's, so glad they were packed! Had the ahi sandwich and it was amazing, the ahi had the most wonderful flavor on the crust, bun was toasted perfectly, cukes on the sandwich made it that much better. Will definitely be back! The decor and outside seating were amazing as well!
(5)Corinne C.
Stopped here for espresso after a windy, chilly morning at the beach. The atmosphere is kitschy and it appears to focus on tourists. The coffee service was slow and the wicked mocha I got was mediocre. I wouldn't say this place is the worst but it's definitely not Lincoln City'a crown jewel.
(2)Lynn W.
Great place for a sunny lunch outdoors with the pup! They have lots of outdoor tables, benches etc, and a few under the shade of their porch. (and a big community-pup water dish for all the pets enjoying the breeze and beach! This is a really cute stop -- yes, mostly for tourists -- a nice little gift shop and lots of beachy munches. But it's also just a great place to stop for a quick bite in the sunshine. The pup and I shared a foot-long Coney -- mustard, relish, and a little chili (too little for me, but then, it's hard to ever get enough chili on a hot dog from my POV.) They offer onions, but since the Lhasa-duckie can't have onions, we chose to leave them off. The wiener was juicy and excellent flavor -- we both loved it -- and the beach area at 51st Street in Taft was buzzing with people -- i got one of only 2 parking places left on a Sunday early afternoon.... And everybody had to greet and pet the little white dog. They also have lots of juice drinks, coffees, wraps etc -- nice selection for those out to get their sunshine on! Excellent stop.
(4)Michael L.
Rainy Sunday, dropped by for lunch. Food is pretty good, but I really liked the people and the atmosphere. Nice relaxed tiki-bar feel, very friendly workers. Love it!
(4)Brooke C.
After a girls weekend this was the perfect place to stop and get a coffee. We sat out front and enjoyed our Wicked Mochas and Wicked Hot Chocolates. There could have been a bit more kick to them but they were tasty none the less. I will definitely go back the next time I am in Lincoln City.
(4)Jessica S.
NO! This is a tourist trap. I ordered two small coffees, it took 15 minutes and cost $4.50?! By the time I got both beverages they were cold. This place doesn't even deserve one star. Oh, and did I mention we were the only ones there. That should be a sign in itself. Do not go here. This place is a disappoint. Womp-Womp.
(1)Mel B.
All the reviews said this was a great place for tourists. The food was gross, expensive and took a really long time. The decor and the bird were pretty cool but the best part was the staff! This is a cute little place to stop and get some ice cream but don't waste your money on the food.
(2)Bo A.
Visiting my girlfriend on the Oregon coast we visited theTiki on 51st and had clam chowder and drinks.the chowder was so rich and savory! It is in a class of its own ! Hats off to chef Jules! Great service good portions and what a great Marion berry mojito. Will visit every time I come to Lincoln city
(5)Jay T.
Totally fun atmosphere, fun music outside, fish tacos good and the coney island foot long dog is really good. So good I had them two days in a row.
(4)Don D.
Tiki's is the best. Super friendly waitstaff and fast service. Tasty footlong hot dogs and yummy mojitos. Family-friendly atmosphere. Kids menu. Among other awesome things, the waitstaff walks around with a macaw named Gypsy who does tricks and says stuff.
(5)Brad K.
Really awesome place for a great burger and a cup of Joe when traveling down the beach front. Staff was very helpful and the customer service was awesome!
(5)Amy B.
After reading reviews and driving by we decided to give it a try. We saw a sign that said fish tacos, and we all decided we wanted those fish tacos, even reviews said they were great. They were kind of disappointing. They were dry, and lacked some flavor. They were bad, they just didn't wow us at all. They also serve conney dogs, which we saw someone eating and it looked good. So since this place is so dang cool we might go back another time and try something different.
(3)Curt T.
This place is very chill. We loved it! They keep it simple; offering lunch items, basic cocktails and desserts. They appear to be open late morning until dinner when they close. My wife ordered Fish Tacos's and they were excellent as was the Margarita. Gypsie the Blue and Yellow Macaw provides a bit of entertainment. Tiki's on 51st will appeal to those who like a casual atmosphere, and some good midday grub and cocktails. Outside dining is laid back -as it should be. Definitely will come back the next time we're in town!
(5)Christine K.
Good place for the entire family. Good tacos, sandwiches, gluten free buns, hot dogs and drinks. Great sunny place to sit and family run business. Worth supporting.
(4)Raphaela P.
This cute little eatery was right across from the Siletz Bay where we were staying... I had the ahi tuna wrap and my husband tried one of their burgers... All of which were great! While we were enjoying our food, this one gal came by with here blue and gold macaw which was a nice touch.
(4)Deanna N.
A parrot named Gypsey, top shelf whiskey, stump town coffee, tillamook ice cream and gluten free breakfast burritos. Nuff said.
(4)Julia S.
Funky funky funky!!! This place was awesome! Come here for the atmosphere and drinks- I highly recommend it. The gal who owns the place was a hoot, very nice too. I got just an original foot long (something I NEVER do!), and my mother got a pulled pork burger. Also, I ordered the super green juice- a mix of spinach, beets, apples, and more deliciousness. All food and drinks were demolished in 15 minutes. I was really interested in trying out some of the alcoholic drinks, and the funky hot chocolate drink with cayenne pepper, but I was too full. Didn't get to see the parrot though, not a big deal for me. Going to have to come back and try the fish tacos next time!
(5)Pete H.
Tiki's was a fun place to eat. Not many places in Lincoln City, OR to eat outside for some reason. We went here with our dog on a beautiful sunny day. It is right across the beach from Taft beach in LC. Fun immersive kind of tiki Hawaiian theme going on here. Relaxing. Lunch was fish tacos for the both of us. These were really good! Everything tasted fresh and hot. The sauce on the tacos was excellent, too. Would definitely return here when visiting the beach again.
(4)Jessica O.
I agree about this place being a trap! The food was horrible, the service was super slow and the whole meal was very overpriced. The kids did like the parrot so the one star is deserving, but without the parrot this place isn't worth it at all.
(1)Linus A.
They serve stumptown coffee here, which is good. They are a bit overpriced, but they're also in a prime location. I wouldn't stop in for much more than a quick cup of espresso before/after a stroll on the beach.
(3)Jason M.
Way overpriced tourist trap. Nasty hot dogs and worst fish tacos I've ever had. Tasted like horseradish so strongly it was inedible.
(2)Kimmy K.
When needing a break from being on the beach, we always stop in Tiki's at 51st. Tiki's is a fun beach shack, walk-up restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. Tiki's big attraction is their outdoor porch, where it's nice to stop to watch the world go by while enjoying a drink, bite to eat, or having a chat with their resident macaw, Gypsy.
(3)Faith D.
Ahh! Just got home from a vacation and after picking up my dog, Bear, the first thing we did was go to our favorite place....Tiki's at 51st... Favorite order, is Mojito and a Piggy!(yummy pulled pork sandwich) Outdoor eating and our dogs welcome. This is always ours first choice. Great food and drinks, they also serve Stumptown coffee and ice cream. And they have a Tiki gift shop. Love, love, love Tiki's
(5)Jack S.
First of all, this place makes a great cup of coffee...of course, so do I :o) The prices are rediculous...$35 for a wrap, a sandwich and a quesadilla :o(... The "Ahi Wrap" was o.k. but nothing to write home about (or Yelp about for that matter) The quesadilla was for my little ones and it was BAD !! Small...Greasy... (Corn tortilla? Pepperchesse?only a hint of chicken) my kids wouldn't touch it, I tried it...but...yuck, and it went uneaten. :o( The "Piggy" pulled pork sandwich was a very bland pile of pork and was more like wet cardboard on a toasted bun...yuck :o( but the coffee was alright :o) Locals should know better than to eat here but, if you are a tourist Avoid this place !! XXX
(1)Alex W.
One of my favorite places to eat in Lincoln city. Walk up and order. Lots of seating. I like the hotdogs and I would also recommend the fish tacos. I would definitely suggest this place to anyone visiting Lincoln city
(5)Jim V.
Fish tacos consisted of bland fish, cabbage, and cold corn tortillas. Never again
(1)Lyndie M.
I would not normally write a review this bad; but I feel I should warn fellow yelpers like me who might be fooled by the positive reviews & 4 stars. Went here with my mom and my 2 girls for lunch. I was a little off-put by the high prices but figured if it tasted good it would be worth it , as the kitschy caribean beach atmosphere was entertaining my kids. We ordered the Caribbean Chicken Wrap, Fish Tacos, & Cheese Quesadilla. The chicken wrap was okay but mainly cabbage, very little chicken for its $10 price tag. The fish tacos were absolutely awful, tons of cabbage, and a nose-burning horseradish sauce. Worst of all, the fish was ice cold. These were absolutely inedible. The kids Quesadilla was cold, greasy, & had a nasty tasting cheese inside. We threw everything away, almost completely untouched. The owner was there, walking around with her parrot and simply didn't notice or care that we didn't eat the food and left as quickly as possible.
(1)Mister A.
The food and drinks are a tad pricy for the selection but who can beat a talking/dancing bird!
(4)Amanda C.
Me: *mumbling* dang! Jen: What? Me: My phone tweaked out while I was I pushing buttons and I accidentally checked in to Tikis! Jen: Hah! Now you have to go! Me: I know.....I know! Normally, when I head to a place that serves Stumptown, I am pretty jazzed, but my first experience at Tikis left me fairly unenthusiastic to return (in short - a long wait, mediocre latte, and an annoying parrot). Trying to be fair, I convinced myself that Tiki's deserved a second chance, so I changed my attitude and wandered over in search for a cup of coffee. With two people in the line ahead of me and a wait of over five minutes, I finally made it to the window to order, only to find out they stop making dripped coffee in the early evening. The lady taking my order was very kind and offered some alternative drinks, which led me to order my back up plan, a SF Vanilla latte. After 10 or so more minutes of waiting, my latte was finally ready. Like the first time, my drink was semi-disappointing. This time around, I never did taste the flavoring, instead it pretty much tasted like coffee with cream. On the bright side, I basically got the cup of coffee I wanted in the first place, although I was a little bummed that said 12 ounce cup of coffee ended up being $5 (including a tip). Judging by the customers I saw while waiting as well as the previous reviews I am starting to think this is a much better spot for food and non-coffee drinks; unfortunately, I don't think I personally will be back to find out.
(2)Paul I.
In reading a couple of the previous reviews, our feelings were mixed about trying Tiki's. Happily, the want for uncomplicated, dog friendly grub won out. Yes, the fish tacos are definitely worth the stop. Upon examination, I could see why people thought they were light on fish, heavy on cabbage - Because you're not getting battered/fried fish, cabbage and fish are close in color. Unlike the person who didn't bother trying the tacos, we thought they were worth the price. Fish in every mouthful and surprisingly filling - The lack of chips was only noticed well after the fact. Our pup tried their $5 dog meal option (water/milk blend and mix of shredded chicken & hot dog over spinach) on a lark and it was totally worth it. It was a lab-sized portion (paper fries basket) and was overwhelming for a dude used to 1/4 of food at a time.
(4)Jeff W.
Maybe if we were there on a nicer day with different cooks we would have a different experience, but this place was awful for us. $10 for two bland fish tacos, no rice, no beans, no salad. $10.50 for a bland, previously frozen chicken sandwich. I was thinking I was going to get a fresh, juicy grilled chicken sandwich with some tasty fixings and fries for $10.50. No, you get a bland, flat chicken that tasted like it was microwaved, on a dime-a-dozen bun, with a tiny bag of chips. Maybe come on a nice day when you don't have to sit inside and listen to the employees complain to each other like we did.
(1)Svea A.
Cute place, dog friendly. I am a big fan of fish tacos (like Por Que No's in Portland), but sadly these were bland and boring. Came with fresh chopped cabbage and a tiny cup of pinkish hot sauce, but on the whole I wouldn't go back for tacos. Husband said the chicken burrito was also bland and "meh". Two stars for those. However the mojito was great, and we got a Stumptown latte to go that was quite good. So three stars in all. Maybe their hotdogs are better.
(3)Krista G.
STUMPTOWN COFFEE! It was like running into an old friend who always makes you feel good. I am so happy to find a place serving up the Hairbender in Lincoln City. Looks like they also serve yummy sandwiches and all kinds of cocktails. They also had some nifty trickets in their adorable gift shop. I found a cute pink skull and crossbones sticker for my ride, some bling for my dog, and a pink anchor necklace that looks like a rosary. Awesome! I loved the look of this place (can someone say Margarita ville) and I am not even a parrot head.
(4)Catfish F.
How do I describe this place? A little funky and a lot of fun! Love the atmosphere and the employees are awesome! What more can I say... ;)
(5)Doug M.
Don't stop in too early in the day if you have ambitions to enjoy the beach or be otherwise useful. It's too easy to sink into one of the Adirondack chairs and surrender to a well-iced Mojito. "Hey, how ya doin?" :No, thanks, you go ahead. I'm fine right here." In addition to mojitos, margaritas, etc., the fish tacos are terrific - the fish is poached, not batter fried. They have a menu of Red-Hot Chicago foot-long hot dog meals including a Chicago-style with sport peppers. I need to go back to try because if I'd stayed any longer this afternoon I'm afraid they'd have to find me a room.
(5)Pamela H.
Great mojitos, great fish tacos and my dog enjoyed the doggie lunch!
(5)josie w.
Tikis 5 star...very vegetarian place so was afraid to try the "cheeseburger in paradise" but the quesadillas were good tho...
(5)Joshua D.
All you need to know is that we picked a middling motel for our stay in Lincoln City for the sole purpose of being across the street from Tiki's. The fish tacos are clearly the star, as they're one of the few I've had in Oregon that don't deep fry their fish. The poached cod is lighter on the stomach while the tacos still pack in the flavor, and the margaritas hit the spot when you're knocking back a few with friends. The staff is delightful, and Gypsy the macaw is talkative, if not when you want her to be.
(4)Angel N.
I came to Lincoln City looking like a shmuck. I was in a short, above the knee dress in 60 degree weather. (I should've known that beaches rarely have perfect, made-for-movie weather). I was freezing my butt off but my friend convinced me that Tiki's on 51st had great ice cream so we must try it. Someone once told me, the best time to eat ice cream is when you're cold as hell, so I rarely reject a good helping of ice cream. My friends and I make our way over to Tiki's on 51st and I ordered a single scoop of butterscotch ice cream. It was delicious! I usually don't like butterscotch ice cream because it has too many chunks of butterscotch candy making it too sweet but this was the perfect amount of butterscotch flavor in the ice cream and strands of candy mixed in. But the best thing here is the WICKED HOT CHOCOLATE. It's definitely hot chocolate with a kick! There was white chocolate, milk chocolate, cayenne, and one last thing I don't remember but the spices really gave it some flavor and a new twist to an already awesome drink. BOTTOM LINE: Try the wicked hot chocolate, serious. You know it's good when I still think about it and want to attempt to make it at home.
(4)K D.
Brightly colored adirondack chairs caught our eye as we headed to shop...empty on our return. We parked it for a few hours...fantastic fish tacos an amazing Chicago real all beef coney and margaritas that were addictive and made to a tee. We were treated well...owners were friendly and our Gypsy introduction was a delight. We will be back for more...again and again!
(4)Lynn B.
Very good food and drinks. I WILL come back again and again. Thanks Alan and Carol! Lynn & Lindao
(5)Justin J.
Friendly service, great food that is not greasy, wide variety of drinks and ice cream and a talking parrot. Highly recommend it.
(4)Ann M.
Close to the beach, fun outdoor atmosphere, and a veggie wrap with some FLAIR! Specifically, cream cheese, beets, coleslaw, and large coconut shreds in a sun-dried tomato tortilla. Perfect, especially since we'd seen waaaay too many Taco Bells during the course of our 3000 mile journey. They serve BEACH COCKTAILS, too--we were driving another 300 miles, so we could not partake, but I'd throw back a margarita at Tiki's, no prob!
(4)Kat N.
I love this place! We dropped by late Saturday night and everyone got a drink. We got a couple of strawberry daiquiris and a super mojito. We didn't get anything to eat, but grabbed the drinks and sat out under the mild Oregon skies. It was a little breezy, but perfect for a night of drinking. The owners are SUPER friendly and they have an awesome parrot named Gypsy that likes to dance to the right tunes. We didn't realize it was so late, but we found out around 9:30pm that they usually close around 9, but they said not to rush and just enjoy ourselves. We rushed the drink a bit, because we didn't want to keep them too long. The reason they got docked a star is because the drinks are expensive. Three drinks for just under $30. A nice night cap, but I couldn't afford to start my night here. Regardless, everyone there was super, super friendly and really took pride in running a welcoming business. I'll definitely be back the next time we're on the coast!
(4)Heather S.
We come to Lincoln City every year, and we make sure to stop at Tiki's for an amazingly delicious margarita (on the rocks, w/salt) every single time! Even if it's moist and chilly out (which it often is on the OR coast), we have fun taking shelter under the heat lamps like little reptiles, or hiding inside in the eclectic gift shop. The playlist is perfect for the decor, they play, "beach music" and it's really fun to just chillax with a drink and forget about everything. Sittin' by the dock of the bay, indeed.
(5)Tasha J.
I have been here some years ago and forgot all about it. We came here for drinks only. I had the strawberry daiquiri and my Fiancee had the mango. They actually use fresh fruit blended with the alcohol which makes it taste more like a fruit smoothie. These drinks aren't cheap but they are very good! The ambiance is fun, fun music and Gypsy the parrot is just adorable.
(4)Jenny C.
They have stumptown coffee AND a talking parrot. What's not to love? Well... maybe the wait time. 15 minutes for a couple of lattes is pretty darn long. But there was a huge order in front of us, and only 2 gals working their tails off... so I won't give them too much grief. A solid cup of joe, it's the first spot on the Oregon Coast to sell Stumptown, which is noteworthy to this girl. Also have sandwiches and snacks, a gift shop, Rouge Ale and Beach drinks (ie: margaritas). And Gypsy the talking macaw, who pipes up when he wants to, and not necessarily when you want to talk to him, is pretty entertaining too.
(3)Peter N.
Fun and good eats. It was raining so we couldn't eat outside but it looked like a lot of fun. They also have a shop onsite that sells unique stuff; classic odds and ends and some kid toys too. I would go back but try some of their interesting drinks next time.
(5)Carolyn L.
Love this place! Great food, great people and great ambiance. The best coffee I've ever had was the mexi- mocha at this place (and I've drank lots of coffee!) Delicious! We'll definitely be back!
(5)donna n.
when we checked in to our hotel there was a flyer for tiki's and i noticed right off that they served STUMPTOWN ... oh how excited to have a great cup of coffee... and we did it was amzaing, cute litte store and a really cool "dude" we didn't have to wait long but even if i have to wait 10 min i was on vacation and i DON'T mind waiting for a great cup of coffee... people for get that good things come out of having a little patients :-)
(5)Michelle C.
How cute is this place? We've walked past many times before when going to Mo's or the beach, but this was our first time stopping in. Lots of little electric things to look at and shop for. The Oregon Blackberry Mojity was a near-miss: Flavor was great, but I kept getting a mouthful of blackberry through the straw. I'm just not a fan of chewing my drinks, but a smaller straw helped. Husband's cocktail was perfect and the little table in the back was cozy. We won't be walking past any more - we'll be stopping in!
(4)Lisa S.
I love this place! The owners are friendly and chatty and it's a fun place to visit. If you are in a hurry or a grumpy type...keep on walking! This place is for those of us who like an iced coffee who want to sit out front and people watch and just enjoy a day at the beach! Mojito's are good. Yummy fish tacos. Love it and will continue to visit each time we are in the area!
(5)Bill H.
A really nice place to have a really nice lunch. My wife and I had lunch there 2 days in a row, the fish tacos and great and the second day I had the ahi wrap, both times we were not disappointed. The atmosphere is really "beach" and its a good place to go
(5)J. Z.
First of all, Tiki's is not Mo's. Thank god! I could hang out here all day & sip on a latte, fresh juice blend, wine, beer, or the most delightful mojito & piña colada on the OR coast! -WITH my kid & my dog! It feels like an island vacation, NW-style. When visiting the coast, we stay at the (cozy, immaculate, & also kid & dog-friendly) Looking Glass Inn, mostly to be in walking distance of Tiki's beachcomber blues pick-me-up treats. Tiki's has a variety of beach-food snacks to accompany those amazing drinks too. Inside, you will find treasures (books, clothing, art, shells, peace & love) that will make your soul smile.
(5)Traci s.
Possibly the worst atmosphere of any place I've ever been in my entire life..Saturday night at eight pm and the place was dead. Wonder why? There is nowhere to sit except outside or inside at one table next to the bathroom. The whole inside looks like a thrift store and not in a cute folksy way but in a dirty depressing way. But the main issue is the staff. There was a really rough looking heavy set blonde lady with a tikis shirt on and she had a little dog that she kept screaming at and then laughing and looking at us to see if we noticed her yelling and if we thought it was funny. We didn't. She did this for a half hour and when we refused to look at her she went and got a huge bird and stood two feet from us cracking jokes. It was beyond annoying. Maybe she sensed we didn't like it there so she was trying to make us laugh but she was so loud and brass and possibly drunk that it was horrible. The food is so overpriced for a place that you have to stand at the window and order. The clam chowder was pretty good but the tuna tacos were so salty they were inedible and my sausage dog was basically just a hot dog. We won't be back
(1)John M.
OMG! This place is awesome! The food is delicious. We had the people's choice award winning clam chowder and an awesome ahi tuna wrap. The drinks were amazing. My wife is a mojito specialist and quite unusually she said Tiki's were the best she had ever had. Personally, I loved the drink called the sneaker wave. The service was excellent and the environment was fun. Best place we dined at in Lincoln City!
(5)Erin O.
Great atmosphere, yummy cocktails, friendly staff, and a talking bird. Two thumbs up!
(5)Alison M.
Tikis is a great place to drop by for a drink. I have been here a dozen times over the years- I can't remember anything I have eaten here- I think a chili dog once. That said, I like the ambience and drinks. There is ample outdoor seating and it is dog friendly. Today I enjoyed a tasty blended margarita- served in a pint glass with 2 shots. My sister had one also. A fair price at $9.50.
(4)Kai Q.
Shop was cute and fun, chowder wasn't bad but OH MY GOD the rest of the food was questionable edible. The fish tacos were bland and cold, I'm fairly certain everything was cooked via microwave as there was no grill visible on the property. However the chicken was seen being removed from a warming tray, and that was barely warm. 60 dollars worth of food and we left 3/4 of it on the table because we did not wish to risk food poisoning.
(1)Timmo R.
Visited this tourist trap last month on a side trip.Yuck...is all I can say about this place......ordered two boiled cod tacos , were a bit pricey, tasted very bland, actually I couldn't get them past my gag reflex..waded that stuff up in a napkin and couldn't get it to the garbage can fast enough.Also ordered a margarita which was very watered down, didn't taste any tequila. There was also a nasty old parrot near the food prep area ..last time I checked birds and food prep areas aren't compatible. Spend your hard earned money else where..
(1)Joseleon J.
Nice little place with nice people. A bit pricy with food that has no flavor to it and their clam chowder is runny.
(2)Nicolas M.
Great atmosphere, friendly people. I really enjoyed my my black berry mojito and fish taco's. It's hard to get over the price tag though.
(3)Brian F.
Wonderful fresh food... Only reason they got a 4 star is due to the pricing.. $12-14 for 2 fish tacos, chowder $8. But wonderful and fresh.... A must try
(4)Kristina J.
The best place to eat in Lincoln City. My 11 year old always orders boring quesadillas and I couldn't keep my hands off them. Their chowder is smashing. So much better then Mo's. Chowder had chunks of good ingredients and it's not heavy with milk/cream. Just the best atmosphere too.
(5)Kristen R.
Let me try this again, since my last review was mysteriously requested to be removed by Yelp. I was excited to try this place since I read some good reviews on Yelp. However, once I got my food I was disappointed. I ordered fish "cod" tacos and a margarita. The margarita tasted like mix...not tequila at all! The tacos were not good. Sorry to tell you but for the price you would think you would be getting a nice meal. All it was was a strange fish that did not taste good at all in a tortilla.The last thing was the parrot....birds around food is just weird.
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