An amazing place to enjoy an easygoing island atmosphere and delicious cocktails. The owners made me feel very welcome and shared fascinating stories about the history of both the building and two islands far apart but similar in some ways. Make sure to pop by on your travels around Madeira!

This was such a fun visit. The vibe was better than being in Hawaii. The cocktails were to die for. Also our chihuahua felt immediately at home. So friendly, highly recommended! Hope to come back one day!

Where do I start? The bar itself looks like a movie scene you would expect on a tropical island in the Pacific in the 1950s-60s (Madeira has always had strong links with Hawaii. Madeirans who went to work there had 'Pukiki' as nickname). Every little detail is a testament to the love, dedication and resilience that was put into turning the original derelict stone structure into the stunning place it is today (the toilet area has a display of 'before' pictures). There's a spacious ocean view terrace on the first floor and a seating area around the ground floor bar level. The cocktail menu contains a few 'usual suspects' for the less adventurous guests as well as modern twists on well known classics, but the vast majority are original creations . And they are as delicious as beautifully presented. Expect nothing but fresh ingredients (nothing is prefab, including the grenadines and juices) in liquid works of art, with quite a few available 'virgin' style. Each cocktail is presented in its own mug/cup/glass with matching decorations. If you like rum, there's a wide arrange of special Madeiran and international rums. But most importantly: Carla and Martin are the loveliest couple you'll ever meet, Charming, witty, friendly hosts who will go out of your way to make you feel at home. And if you need any more coziness, just wait until house mascot-cat "Mai Tai" comes for a cuddle. But you may be too busy trying your luck on the Ukelele that hangs on the wall for guests to play on. I've been to many a cocktail in my time, but this one tops them all. Voted one of the best Tiki bars internationally, apparently visitors from far and away come especially to Madeira to visit Pukiki. And I get it completely.

What an absolute find and treasure this place is. A local friend recommended it, and it didn't disappoint. The place is beautifully and authentically decorated, the couple who own and run it were friendly, accommodating and clearly passionate about what they've created. You won't get your 'normal' cocktails here, like Mojito or Pornstar Martinis, but what they do have, are innovative, delicious and fun cocktails (soft drinks are also available!) I can highly recommend this venue for couples and groups alike.

Definitely worth stopping by if you enjoy a delicious cocktail with a great view! Surprisingly diverse cocktails with traditional rum/gin from Madeira. It’s sad we came here by car so I couldn’t drink more cocktails :’)

Everything is great! The view is wonderful from the rooftop terrace. The indoor space is full of cool tiki memorabilia, which also highlights the families connection to the tiki culture. The service went above and beyond… they were attentive and prompt, They even provided us with transportation and offered us local recommendations. But we didn’t come for just the amazing atmosphere ( including the bar cat ) we came for the drinks!! And the drinks did not disappoint. All the drinks are delicious, they use lots of local rums. They serve classics and original drinks and all of them were fantastic!

Lets not beat around the bush. This is a cocktail bar. They dont serve coffee, poncha or other stuff that doesnt belong in a cocktail bar. As i mention in the title it seems the local bartender did a mixology study and stuck a lot of hours into refining the cocktails to perfection. We tried most of them and they are absolutely wonderful. The bar looks out over the ocean from a bit higher up the mountain so you have quite the view. You get a small bowl of corn bites with your cocktails which are nice but, personally, as a dutch dude who likes a snack with his drink, i’d love to see just a few food options, just bites nothing big. But i can also imagine why the owners chose not to do this. Nonetheless, its worth a trip to visit!!