What exactly was tiki at Harvey's Lake Tahoe? - General Tiki

A Alnshely Member Oceanside CA Joined: Mar 24, 2002 Posts: 974	A Alnshely Posted posted on Wed, Jan 12, 2005 7:01 PM Ahh, Lake Tahoe my old stomping ground, where Lady Luck meets Mother Nature. The Restaurant on top of Harvey's was called the Top of the wheel. The Bar was the Sneaky Tiki. Judging from the number of Mugs it had to be one of the most successful Tiki places of all time. Haveys Bucket, the Logo is a wagon wheel and cow skull, hence, the top of the wheel 1967 Nevada magazine Add on back of Mag Sail with Harvey's Shelley says it closed about 1990, she had drinks there. Michelle, ask her about her "story", it's hot. The bar is now somewhat generic, but, very posh. The view is outstanding. the restaurant is a little nautical, not much, and pricey. For six years I searched in vain for those cool salt and peppers (Bot pg 180). There is not one thrift store in northern Nevada I have not searched with a fine tooth comb. Mahalo, Al [ Edited by: Alnshely on 2005-01-12 19:17 ]

Ahh, Lake Tahoe my old stomping ground, where Lady Luck meets Mother Nature. The Restaurant on top of Harvey's was called the Top of the wheel. The Bar was the Sneaky Tiki. Judging from the number of Mugs it had to be one of the most successful Tiki places of all time.

Haveys Bucket, the Logo is a wagon wheel and cow skull, hence, the top of the wheel

1967 Nevada magazine

Add on back of Mag

Sail with Harvey's
Shelley says it closed about 1990, she had drinks there. Michelle, ask her about her "story", it's hot. The bar is now somewhat generic, but, very posh. The view is outstanding. the restaurant is a little nautical, not much, and pricey. For six years I searched in vain for those cool salt and peppers (Bot pg 180). There is not one thrift store in northern Nevada I have not searched with a fine tooth comb.
Mahalo,
Al

[ Edited by: Alnshely on 2005-01-12 19:17 ]

Post #135212 by Alnshely on Wed, Jan 12, 2005 7:01 PM