Welcome...to Forbidden Island - General Tiki

C Chongolio Member The Coast of Kauai Joined: Oct 02, 2002 Posts: 2765	C Chongolio Posted posted on Fri, Apr 21, 2006 10:00 PM UNBELIVABLE!!! The Forbidden Island get the spot right above the top notch. An amazing and totally mesmerizing layout with so much to look at your eye my might popout. Water features, an outside patio, a great jukebox, an excellent selection of drinks, including many from the TC Ohana recipe book, and plenty of good beer too. The dancers were great, the buffet was ono and our hosts were more thatn gracious. The M3, Rebecca, Bamboo Ben, Hanford and Humu, Tiki Diablo and everyone else who hammered a nail or toasted some bamboo really captured and created something special and quite a paradise on the tiny isle of Almeda. I look forward to my next trip out to the Forbidden Island. You can't help but notice the aloha, love and sweat that everybody involved put into making this place a must see destination spot in the Bay Area. As always it was great to see some old friends and meet some new people. The Ohana Hut premeire was the pineapple in the Mai-Tai for me and I want to thank Stuckie again for bringing the prototype on the road for us all to see and drink out of. One more super big YOU ROCK to The Jab for letting us converge on his little slice of paradise mixing up some tasty cocktails and then also feeding us some of the best fish I have had in a long long while. Chongolio

UNBELIVABLE!!! The Forbidden Island get the spot right above the top notch. An amazing and totally mesmerizing layout with so much to look at your eye my might popout. Water features, an outside patio, a great jukebox, an excellent selection of drinks, including many from the TC Ohana recipe book, and plenty of good beer too. The dancers were great, the buffet was ono and our hosts were more thatn gracious. The M3, Rebecca, Bamboo Ben, Hanford and Humu, Tiki Diablo and everyone else who hammered a nail or toasted some bamboo really captured and created something special and quite a paradise on the tiny isle of Almeda. I look forward to my next trip out to the Forbidden Island. You can't help but notice the aloha, love and sweat that everybody involved put into making this place a must see destination spot in the Bay Area.
As always it was great to see some old friends and meet some new people. The Ohana Hut premeire was the pineapple in the Mai-Tai for me and I want to thank Stuckie again for bringing the prototype on the road for us all to see and drink out of. One more super big YOU ROCK to The Jab for letting us converge on his little slice of paradise mixing up some tasty cocktails and then also feeding us some of the best fish I have had in a long long while.

Chongolio

Post #227986 by Chongolio on Fri, Apr 21, 2006 10:00 PM