Lost Lake

The wildly popular tiki bar transformed the adjoining food counter into more bar space.

The new menu combines Asian, Korean, Polynesian, Chinese and Vietnamese influences. 

The beloved tiki bar decided to stay open and serve a special cocktail menu created by women.

Once a month, the bar will serve "shifties," which are cocktails bartenders make after a long shift.

The beloved tiki bar, 3154 W. Diversey Ave., is offering festive cocktails to match.

The popular tiki spot is closed indefinitely due to smoke damage from last weekend's fire.

No one was hurt during the fire, which started in the kitchen.

The popular tiki bar has been transformed into a Texas tiki disco for the rest of the week.

Violet Hour was the recipient of the best bar program award in 2015.

The Logan Square tiki bar has been open for less than a year, but it's won over Imbibe magazine.

The American-Chinese takeout counter adjacent to Lost Lake started serving lunch Monday.

The battle will take place at Yusho Sunday with tickets set at $35.

Bearded cooks and food handlers are supposed to wear beard nets, but good luck finding anyone who does.

Lost Lake head bartender Paul McGee helped create “the perfect beer-back to drink with rum.”

Lost Lake and Thank You, a tiki bar slash Chinese takeout spot on Diversey, opened Tuesday.