What is the Most Tiki Place . . . - General Tiki

G Gigantalope Member Shinola, California Joined: Aug 01, 2004 Posts: 913	G Gigantalope Posted posted on Thu, Jun 2, 2005 5:51 PM I kinda gotta go with GeekiTiki about Trad'r Sam's in Reno. It's not actually as historically important or as museum like as many places, but the first time I walked in, It was so bitchin' that I couldn't beleive it had'nt been torn down yet. Lots of odd touches like wooden models of Scottish Ships and other quirky bits not exactly Tiki, but add to the idea of who went where and brought stuff back. It's not snobby or chic, nor is it low-brow...it's tucked in a corner, and most people just pass it bye. Good fun that

I kinda gotta go with GeekiTiki about Trad'r Sam's in Reno. It's not actually as historically important or as museum like as many places, but the first time I walked in, It was so bitchin' that I couldn't beleive it had'nt been torn down yet.

Lots of odd touches like wooden models of Scottish Ships and other quirky bits not exactly Tiki, but add to the idea of who went where and brought stuff back.

It's not snobby or chic, nor is it low-brow...it's tucked in a corner, and most people just pass it bye.

Good fun that

Post #163177 by Gigantalope on Thu, Jun 2, 2005 5:51 PM