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    Hand-carved wooden statues, glowing pufferfish lamps, and tree-trunk chairs that take two people to lift set the tone at this classic tiki bar off Charleston. The drinks are ranked by booziness on a five-skull scale, which is the kind of menu design that tells you everything you need to know. Most people clutching souvenir mugs near the back came here on purpose, on something of a pilgrimage, and they planned the whole trip around it.

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    • Lava Letch

      “The Lava Letch combines demon rum, brandy, raspberry liqueur, and ginger beer with a warning to lock up your daughters, while the Bearded Clam is a Tiki twist on the classic mojito, made with passion fruit.”

      Eater
    • Bearded Clam

      “while the Bearded Clam is a Tiki twist on the classic mojito, made with passion fruit.”

      Eater
    • Fink Bomb

      “We love the Fink Bomb, a knockout, 160-proof rum-based monster at the top of the chart.”

      The Infatuation

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    1712 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV · Las Vegas
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    Open now, 24 hours

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    702-385-3110
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