Washington DC area tiki? - Tiki Travel

DZ Dr. Zarkov Member Joined: Mar 07, 2008 Posts: 644	DZ Dr. Zarkov Posted posted on Sat, Apr 12, 2008 4:14 PM On 2006-09-17 08:10, MrBaliHai wrote: I had a tikiriffic time in the D.C. area last week, and ikitnrev is a marvelous host. My trip report and a few photos can be viewed here. I'm surprised that you found Tiki mugs by antiquing in Old Town Alexandria. I've lived there for years and since a store called Funque and Junque closed haven't seen any in the stores here -- and my wife owns Elinor Coleman's Vintage Mirage on North Lee Street, which sells vintage clothing and jewelry (no Tikis, though). Most of the stores in Old Town sell fancy schmancy high-end antiques, like Queen Anne chairs and framed prints of fox hunts. I believe Indigo Landing was the restaurant you ate at before your successful Old Town expedition; at least that's what it sounds like from your description.

On 2006-09-17 08:10, MrBaliHai wrote:
I had a tikiriffic time in the D.C. area last week, and ikitnrev is a marvelous host. My trip report and a few photos can be viewed here.

I'm surprised that you found Tiki mugs by antiquing in Old Town Alexandria. I've lived there for years and since a store called Funque and Junque closed haven't seen any in the stores here -- and my wife owns Elinor Coleman's Vintage Mirage on North Lee Street, which sells vintage clothing and jewelry (no Tikis, though). Most of the stores in Old Town sell fancy schmancy high-end antiques, like Queen Anne chairs and framed prints of fox hunts.

I believe Indigo Landing was the restaurant you ate at before your successful Old Town expedition; at least that's what it sounds like from your description.

Post #373335 by Dr. Zarkov on Sat, Apr 12, 2008 4:14 PM