History of Tiki

What Tiki Statues Represent

What Tiki Statues Represent: Exploring Their Cultural Significance at The Sugar Cane

When you step into The Sugar Cane in Clapham, one of the first things you’ll notice is the vibrant, tropical atmosphere, complete with Tiki statues that transport you straight to a Polynesian paradise. These statues, with their bold expressions and intricate designs, are more than just decorations—they represent a deep connection to Polynesian culture, offering… Read more »

SPRING HAS RISEN IN SUNNY COVE JUNCTION !

Spring ? Yes, Spring has risen and we are ready for the coolest vibes in South London.. We are not ordinary. This is the season for extraordinary parties where you will be playing hide and seek with the guys who are making your cocktails… guys with no faces? or weird faces? We are going all… Read more »

Journey of the decade…!

Sugar Cane has had many personalities flow through, many that to this day, come back to serve our Tiki lovers in London! Over the 12 years that it has been running, our longest serving member and more or less the structure of Sugar Cane, is Max! He has been around for 10 years so his… Read more »

TIKI LOVE ! June 30th, 2019

We are 11 days out before we host and celebrate 12 years of TIKI in the cocktail industry! As you can see…our establishments is never short of personality! The word “Tiki” is not taken lightly at our funky bar. With the tropics within reach this Summer, TIKI LOVE is surely going to be the party… Read more »