Tiki History - The Hawaiian Cottage in Cherry Hill, NJ - General Tiki

M modchick65 Member chez groovara, philadelphia, pa Joined: Jun 30, 2003 Posts: 52	M modchick65 Posted posted on Fri, Jul 11, 2003 10:17 PM Hey, This is really cool - thanks for posting it Sabu! I live right across the bridge from Cherry Hill, NJ, and, one of these days, I'm going to have to head over and see what remains of the building. The big pineapple is totally sublime, but I'm pretty sure it's all gone. FYI for anyone that's interested -- there's actually a vintage drive-in hamburger stand (with carhops) on Route 38 in approximately the same vicinity (Weber's Root Beer). It's got the original sputnik on the roof, and the people who own it take really good care of it. A lot of times, you'll pull up and the parking lot will be filled with vintage cars, and, a few times, there has even been a really campy Elvis impersonator standing by the road. It's awesome. I just wish the Tiki restaurant also still remained...

Hey,

This is really cool - thanks for posting it Sabu! I live right across the bridge from Cherry Hill, NJ, and, one of these days, I'm going to have to head over and see what remains of the building. The big pineapple is totally sublime, but I'm pretty sure it's all gone.

FYI for anyone that's interested -- there's actually a vintage drive-in hamburger stand (with carhops) on Route 38 in approximately the same vicinity (Weber's Root Beer). It's got the original sputnik on the roof, and the people who own it take really good care of it. A lot of times, you'll pull up and the parking lot will be filled with vintage cars, and, a few times, there has even been a really campy Elvis impersonator standing by the road. It's awesome. I just wish the Tiki restaurant also still remained...

Post #42710 by modchick65 on Fri, Jul 11, 2003 10:17 PM