ikitnrev in SF - tonight (Dec 4) only! - California Events

I ikitnrev Tiki Socialite D.C. / Virginia Joined: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1325	I ikitnrev Posted posted on Wed, Dec 6, 2006 4:28 AM Thanks go out to Haoleakamai and TofuJoe for picking me up and driving to Trader Vics. Although the time together was short, I did have a good time, and I can now say that I visited all 3 Trader Vics in the greater S.F. area. My initial plans called for only a 2 hour layover in S.F., and while on the plane, I was somewhat frustrated to read how United Airlines serves Trader Vics mai-tais only on their flights to and from Hawaii. It was very nice to have a turn of events, and to later that night being able to enjoy an unexpected mai-tai in a real Trader Vics. Thanks also go to Humumu and Hanford for also showing up on short notice, and to CocoLoco for her travel suggestions. My apologies to Unga Bunga and others for the extremely short notice. Unfortunately, I do not carry a laptop, and was forced to use the hotel business center PC - at 40 cents a minute - to send my general tiki S.O.S. out. By the way, the Sheraton has their own version of a mai-tai, called the Riotai, which is their bartender Marios secret recipe. It looked nice, and was a welcome taste after a long flight, but I definitely stil prefer the T.V. recipe. over and out, Vern

Thanks go out to Haoleakamai and TofuJoe for picking me up and driving to Trader Vics. Although the time together was short, I did have a good time, and I can now say that I visited all 3 Trader Vics in the greater S.F. area.

My initial plans called for only a 2 hour layover in S.F., and while on the plane, I was somewhat frustrated to read how United Airlines serves Trader Vics mai-tais only on their flights to and from Hawaii. It was very nice to have a turn of events, and to later that night being able to enjoy an unexpected mai-tai in a real Trader Vics.

Thanks also go to Humumu and Hanford for also showing up on short notice, and to CocoLoco for her travel suggestions.

My apologies to Unga Bunga and others for the extremely short notice. Unfortunately, I do not carry a laptop, and was forced to use the hotel business center PC - at 40 cents a minute - to send my general tiki S.O.S. out.

By the way, the Sheraton has their own version of a mai-tai, called the Riotai, which is their bartender Marios secret recipe. It looked nice, and was a welcome taste after a long flight, but I definitely stil prefer the T.V. recipe.

over and out,

Vern

Post #270725 by ikitnrev on Wed, Dec 6, 2006 4:28 AM