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Mahiki

1 Dover St. (Mayfair)

London

(44) 020-7493-9529 | www.mahiki.com

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  • AMBIANCE

    Polynesian Club
  • HOURS

    Mon.-Fri.: 5:30pm-3:30am; Sat.: 7:30pm-3:30am
  • RESERVATIONS

    Accepted only for tables (GBP 500 each)
  • DOOR POLICY

    Surprisingly easy door policy - don't be deterred by the lines; Go early for surefire entrance.
  • PRICE (COCKTAILS)

    GBP 8
  • YEAR OPENED

    2006
  • SIGNATURE DRINK

    Mahiki; Moh'hee'toh
  • BAR

    Yes - Polynesian style and crowded
  • FOOD SERVED?

    Yes - in the upstairs Lanai Lounge
  • NOISE

    Loud, especially when the late night crowd comes in
  • OUTDOOR SPACE

    No
  • PRIVATE ROOM AVAILABLE?

    No - but private party planning service available
  • TUBE

    Green Park
Cramper

VIBE

This is a Tiki treat for anyone in the mood to party. Downstairs Aloha party room is where you go to dance off the Zombies and Mahikis, while the upstairs Lanai Lounge is where you go to recharge with an organic Polynesian drink and a hookah. (Do you see the delightful cycle perpetuated by these two floors?)

WHAT WE WOULD WEAR

Stylish party clothes that not only flaunt your assets but also allow for some serious fun

GO HERE WITH

More girls than guys–this is one of those places where the male:female ratio is a factor at the door.

CROWD

Dancing crowd is primarily 20-/30-somethings, but the overall crowd comes here for festivity, no matter what the age.

WHY WE LIKE IT

The kitsch is good, the dance tunes are great, and the hookahs are smokin’! It’s Trader Vic’s for the 21st century.

WHAT WE WOULD CHANGE

Enlarge the Aloha dance floor. It can get a bit tight with everyone strutting their stuff.

GOOD TO KNOW

Aloha Party Room is for dancing downstairs, Lanai Lounge for lounging upstairs. A-listers as well as royals have been known to stop by. (Keep your eyes peeled: Prince Harry might be rocking out next to you.) Majority of fruit used in the delicious Polynesian concoctions is organic.

CLOSEST COMPS

Andy Wahloo (Paris)

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