Who’s that at The Door? At the Tiki you won't find a Rent-A-Cop or some hired hand at the door. Instead on the weekends it is probably Vicky and her best friend Debbie. They spend the evening checking I.D.'s, picking up glasses, wiping down the tables and generaly keeping things in order; and when need be, asking A-Holes to leave. (You don't want them around, do you?)

Because the Tiki-Ti is so small, it gets very crowded on the weekends and a long line to get in. How long do you have to wait? Could be five minutes, could be 20, there is just no way of knowing. So, unfotunately until someone leaves, no one can come in.

Please don’t argue with the door person, it won't do any good and may take longer for you to get in. It's a thankless job, and those who do it are volunteers. Why? Because they love the Tiki-Ti, and it is their home away from home, and also the rule is WE CARD EVERYBODY (It says so on the door!)

There are also a few others that help out, mostly regulars, so if they ask you for your I.D. please co-operate. (And if you are waiting outside, please don’t ask for a sip of their drinks or block the door.)

If you treat the door person with respect, they can be a great help to you, especialy first timers.