So now Los Angeles area is down to how many classic Tiki Eaterys/bars? - General Tiki

T tikiyaki Tiki Socialite The Exotic Port of REDONDO BEACH, CA Joined: May 18, 2004 Posts: 2725	T tikiyaki Posted posted on Wed, May 2, 2007 1:52 PM On 2007-05-01 00:08, Tom Slick wrote: I can only think of two(maybe 3) places that are still on the map. Both are post mid century, but hell...they are about all we have Tiki Ti Bahookas Damon's(I cannot confirm whether or not its still considered tiki) Is there any other spots where you can grab some grog and grub and still feel the nostalgia(not to be confused with newstalgia) of the location? didn't know if this post could be related here or locating tiki folder Sorry if this belongs in Locating folder. Wait...how can Damons NOT be considered Tiki ? It's VERY Tiki. It's not necessarily Polynesian, but how many classic Tiki restaurants had real Polynesian food? Even La Mariana sailing club is nothing more than a Tiki Steakhouse, foodwise. Damons has LOTS of Tikis and Tiki decor in there.

On 2007-05-01 00:08, Tom Slick wrote:
I can only think of two(maybe 3) places that are still on the map. Both are post mid century, but hell...they are about all we have

Tiki Ti

Bahookas

Damon's(I cannot confirm whether or not its still considered tiki)

Is there any other spots where you can grab some grog and grub and still feel the nostalgia(not to be confused with newstalgia) of the location?

didn't know if this post could be related here or locating tiki folder
Sorry if this belongs in Locating folder.

Wait...how can Damons NOT be considered Tiki ? It's VERY Tiki. It's not necessarily Polynesian, but how many classic Tiki restaurants had real Polynesian food? Even La Mariana sailing club is nothing more than a Tiki Steakhouse, foodwise. Damons has LOTS of Tikis and Tiki decor in there.

Post #303607 by tikiyaki on Wed, May 2, 2007 1:52 PM