Jacoby’s Tiki Bar — Restaurant in Sydney

The tiki Bar in Enmore, is a trip down memory lane, welcome to the 80's, its a classic Daggy location and is must do on an evening out in Enmore.

Whilst this small and unassuming Bar is small, it packs quite a punch.

A friend face located at the entrance will help you into the trip back to your parents bar room in the Garage. The Hawaiian hut and the Tiki masks are your first true vision of this small and crowded space

The Bar is long and the seating is tight but comfortable, the speakers pumping out friendly tunes form the *9's and 90"s

you slip past revellers and fine a seat where you can, a quick look at the cocktail menu and a squeeze to find a place at the bar.

its noisey, its tacky and you will love or gate the space, its friendly and a smile awaits you every where.

Its the starting blocks for your night, you may be warming up for a restaurant experience of just visiting a few more of the small Bars now invading Enmore.

If your not into loud and tacky - maybe try a quieter location - but if your open to some fun a few songs from your youth then The Tiki Bar...

i was very impressed when i first stepped into the establishment as the vibe was immaculate: the lights were dim and the music was good, although it was a little loud. however, one of the drinks we ordered (the sunset cooler) tasted like it had minimal alcohol and was basically tasted like a kombucha. i raised this issue to the bartender after waiting for them to finish serving other customers, and he offered to make a stronger version. when i requested for him to do so, he said that the drink already had 2 shots and we would have to pay for the additional alcohol to make it stronger. i found this quite upsetting as bars of this standard and price point are usually more than willing to adjust or make a new drink should the drink made be not up to standard. additionally both cocktails were chock full of ice. mildly disappointed to...

Service was absolutely garbage. Door was wide open, no door person, no sign displayed at all to tell us to wait outside. As we walk in the moment we get through the door this bearded man behind the bar decides to speak to us with the most foul attitude known to man kind….keeping in mind it’s the first interaction we are having with this person/premise. “Go get your mate or get out chop chop ” (referring to a complete stranger who we didn’t know) was the first words that this man chose to come out of his mouth to complete strangers that were looking to spend money at his premises. Completely unwarranted, must be an absolute miserable person and hates his job. Thank god I didn’t spend money at this garbage...