About Tiki Bar & Kitsch Inn
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Does What It Says on the Tin
It's Kitschy! I've lived in Glasgow eight years and somehow never managed to go here before. So glad I found it! Really tasty Thai food, first of all. Fantastic and fun cocktails. A fab, whimsical vibe which lends itself to hanging around and having a laugh. Service from everyone we encountered was impeccable. Just across the board, a great place for dinner and / or a night out.
Francesca Runciman - dined in restaurant 15/06/2019
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Pure brilliant
The food was absolutely delicious and the staff were friendly. The service was excellent can't wait to go back its my favourite restaurant in town.
pamela mcdowall - dined in restaurant 15/06/2018
Swanky city centre Thai cuisine
Tiki Bar & Kitsch Inn offers some tasty Thai food in Glasgow city centre, with a menu boasting specials such as crying beef tiger salad, chicken with chilli jam and favourites such as Thai green curry and phat Thai noodles.
The staff at the Tiki Bar & Kitsch Inn are extremely passionate about the food they serve, and the kitchen is dedicated to providing well sourced ingredients, from free range chickens, to sustainable fish and organic bread. The menu is short and sweet, ensuring that they maintain the high standards they have set out to achieve.
Tropical cocktails, Hawaiian island decor
The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn is split into two distinct floors and themes. The upstairs Kitsch Inn is the setting to tuck in to the Thai menu in the comfort of their classic furniture, inspired by the American designer, Eames.
After your meal, head downstairs to the Tiki Bar where you can inject a bit of Hawaii into your evening with tropical cocktail creations served in Tiki mugs from the resident mixologists, in an island setting complete with wicker chairs and palm trees.
Bath Street location, Charing Cross train access
Situated on Bath Street, The Tiki Bar and Kitsch Inn is a short walk from the Kings Theatre and the ABC at the heart of Glasgow’s city centre. You’ll find yourself in easy walking distance from Charing Cross train station and it’s Bath Street setting finds itself close to many major bus routes across the city.