Zombie Hut 20s / 30s / 40s / Casual / Girls Night / Good for Groups / Happy Hour / Hipster / Moderate / Outdoor Area / Party Groups / Street Parking / Tiki Drinks / TVs / Tiki Bar

Don't let the name scare you! This tiki bar is a hidden hawaiian haven. The bar sticks very close to the Hawaiian theme (despite the name.) The walls are bamboo and the drinks are fruity frozen and include umbrellas. The prices are decent for park slope and you'll definitely get your money's worth because they are strong. There is a back patio filled with tiki torches and stringed lights . The patio is perfect for summer nights and has long tables so you can play the many board games they keep up front at the bar. Don't be afraid to ask the bartender for a game, their frozen cocktails and apples to apples makes a great combination. Though the bar is a bit small I've always had been able to find a seat. During the week is a bit calmer and works as a great bar for after work drinks. It's laid back, cheap, and just trendy enough for Brooklyn.

While the name of this joint might seem more appropriate to rotting flesh than juicy pineapple, the Zombie Hut is arguably the best tiki bar in New York City, and certainly in Brooklyn. The bamboo-paneled and comfortable interior are perfect for big groups to lounge around in, enjoying Scorpion Bowls and bobbing along to the indie rock, classic rock, and hip hop over the PA. And let's not forget the drinks--while the Zombie Hut has a full bar and an excellent beer selection, it's the ultra-sweet ultra-boozey mixed and frozen drinks that make this Smith Street hangout a popular gathering place for chatty groups of young girls looking to party their Friday nights away. Though crowded at times--hell, all the time--the Zombie Hut is a wonderful place to sip a drink from a wooden head and rise from the grave.