Trader Vics Las Vegas Death Watch - General Tiki

Z ZeroTiki Tiki Socialite Rohnert Park, California Joined: Feb 02, 2009 Posts: 895	Z ZeroTiki Posted posted on Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:07 AM I sincerely hope that the Trader Vic's in Vegas can take a page from the other locales out there and really shine. We have a great TVs here in Emeryville, CA, & I have gone back there repeatedly for the service, the food, and a mug or two(of course). But it really DOES come down to service. If you don't feel comfortable in a place, no amount of Tiki decor will do, and that is a fact. In a town with a great Tiki bar in the area (you know who you are, Frankie) as well as authentic Tiki history to find, like the Aku-Aku tiki in the park, Trader Vic's has a great opportunity to really rise to the occasion and appeal to the enthusiast, and the non-enthusiast as well. Because a good restaraunt will bring in everyone, regardless of their particular obbies. ~Z.

I sincerely hope that the Trader Vic's in Vegas can take a page from the other locales out there and really shine. We have a great TVs here in Emeryville, CA, & I have gone back there repeatedly for the service, the food, and a mug or two(of course). But it really DOES come down to service. If you don't feel comfortable in a place, no amount of Tiki decor will do, and that is a fact. In a town with a great Tiki bar in the area (you know who you are, Frankie) as well as authentic Tiki history to find, like the Aku-Aku tiki in the park, Trader Vic's has a great opportunity to really rise to the occasion and appeal to the enthusiast, and the non-enthusiast as well. Because a good restaraunt will bring in everyone, regardless of their particular obbies.
~Z.

Post #459301 by ZeroTiki on Fri, Jun 5, 2009 11:07 AM