Laka Lono Rum Club

"Why is the best tiki bar in the world in Omaha? I’m not sure. What dedication to ambiance. What dedication to the details in cocktails. What dedication to a fun Polynesian menu. Best daiquiri I’ve ever had."

"Super fun tiki spot in the old Market. Great drinks and delicious eats and just an overall super fun atmosphere. Best tiki bar that I’ve been to!"

"The only place where everything can be your favorite and you have to decide which one is your “favorite-er”. That’s not a word so, you can tell we loved the place. The atmosphere and service is just what you need to be at home away from home. The Kalua Kimchi and Puka Punch are a must try!"

"Joshua and bar staff were an awesome vibe. He connected people at the bar and made excellent recommendations for other food and drink in Omaha. We had so much fun. The drinks were creative and the classics were out of this world. Great job all around."

"Let's start by stating the obvious, going to a tiki bar in Omaha is just appropriate. Secondly, this particular tiki bar is like any other tiki bar - just more so. You will want a zombie, obviously; it is fire. The Saturn - yes please. And snakebite or rattlesnake something or another, that too. All excellent choices. And I think the bartenders just like setting things on fire, because as we were leaving there was literally a smoke filled skull that also was set ablaze. While they don't have a lot of food options, they do have some tiki appropriate options (we did not order anything, because I could not discern if they in fact had food prior to visiting, a choice I now regret). The bar is in a basement off Howard St in Omaha's Old Market. There is limited signage, but you'll find it. You will descend a set of stairs to the entrance; does not appear to be wheelchair accessible. Needless to say, the dark subterranean surroundings and lack of windows create a uniquely immersive vibe. And there are a lot of little intimate coves throughout the bar. It even has kinda cozy vibes in spots, which is an interesting contrast from the flaming drinks at the bar. And of course, they have drinks to share, delivered in a variety of awesomely weird vessles. When in Omaha, summon your inner luau obsessed spirit animal, leave the kids with someone responsible, and go get a tropical drink. At the time of posting, drinks were between $12-16ish on average."