Tiki Bar in Marina Del Rey? - General Tiki

F floratina Tiki Socialite Pasadena CA Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 1002	F floratina Posted posted on Thu, Aug 14, 2003 4:44 PM I would just happen to know which one you are asking about. It was Gulliver's restaurant. The one in the Marina shut down years ago, I think it is now Jerry's Deli. I was a Serving Wench there when I was in college. Our costumes consisted of a full green skirt, apron, one of those granny sort of bonnets that they would have worn back then. Most notable was the top. It was a lovely needlepointed number and it was very sturdy. It had to be because it was low cut, shallow and laced up the back. After a girl got loaded into it, another would have to do one of those put-your-foot-on-her-back-grab-the-laces-and-pull numbers. There was noplace for a girls endowment to go but up to her chin! Then, with everything spilling over, she goes to the table and announces, "Good Evening, I'm your Serving Wench."

I would just happen to know which one you are asking about. It was Gulliver's restaurant. The one in the Marina shut down years ago, I think it is now Jerry's Deli.

I was a Serving Wench there when I was in college. Our costumes consisted of a full green skirt, apron, one of those granny sort of bonnets that they would have worn back then.

Most notable was the top. It was a lovely needlepointed number and it was very sturdy. It had to be because it was low cut, shallow and laced up the back. After a girl got loaded into it, another would have to do one of those put-your-foot-on-her-back-grab-the-laces-and-pull numbers. There was noplace for a girls endowment to go but up to her chin! Then, with everything
spilling over, she goes to the table and announces, "Good Evening, I'm your Serving Wench."

Post #47847 by floratina on Thu, Aug 14, 2003 4:44 PM