Montana Tiki Bar makes GQ top 10 bars in the world - General Tiki

TW Trader Woody Member Tiki Manor, Forest of Bowland,UK Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 2301	TW Trader Woody Posted posted on Fri, Jun 6, 2003 4:01 PM On 2003-06-01 10:32, tikibars wrote: As for the name - Sip'n'Dip - true, it is not very Tiki, but neither is The Alibi, Chef Shangri-La, or Omni Hut, and all of those places rock. Well, I never said that a Tiki bar had to have a Tiki name. The gist of my post was the fact that there are recognised great bars in this world and the grim fact is that not that many Tiki bars are in reach of the top 10. (They are to us, of course. We have refined tastes) But could an unknown Tiki bar beat out the classic Tiki bars to be one of the world's top ten? Doubtful. I'm not saying this isn't a terrific place, but who knows? Until we see some evidence, the image of a crappy frat bar will remain in our frontal lobes. "Dip n' sip" Sheesh. Trader Woody

On 2003-06-01 10:32, tikibars wrote:

As for the name - Sip'n'Dip - true, it is not very Tiki, but neither is The Alibi, Chef Shangri-La, or Omni Hut, and all of those places rock.

Well, I never said that a Tiki bar had to have a Tiki name. The gist of my post was the fact that there are recognised great bars in this world and the grim fact is that not that many Tiki bars are in reach of the top 10. (They are to us, of course. We have refined tastes) But could an unknown Tiki bar beat out the classic Tiki bars to be one of the world's top ten? Doubtful.

I'm not saying this isn't a terrific place, but who knows? Until we see some evidence, the image of a crappy frat bar will remain in our frontal lobes.

"Dip n' sip" Sheesh.

Trader Woody

Post #37699 by Trader Woody on Fri, Jun 6, 2003 4:01 PM