What Great Tiki Finds Are Left To Be Found? - General Tiki

D DJKen Member Anaheim- Home of The Enchanted Tiki Room Joined: Jun 29, 2010 Posts: 35	D DJKen Posted posted on Sat, Jul 17, 2010 12:50 AM I worked for David Cohn in San Diego at his World Famous Corvette Diner...also the T-Bird Diner in Escondido...I did some work at the Galaxy Grille in Horton Plaza too...I even DJ'd car shows at the original restaurant that started it all for David & Leslie Cohn, Rory's Hot Dogs in Mission Valley. I've not heard of him doing anything in Seattle, but it wouldn't surprise me, I think he owns most of the San Diego uptown, downtown and bay area...LOL! He even had a couple of Haagen-Daz stores! He used to throw the best Bowl-O-Rama employee Christmas parties...he threw one bowling ball a year and it was always a strike! A great man and a great friend! I'm sure there's plenty left to be found, I drive all over the greater L.A./O.C. area and am constantly noticing the remaining bits of tiki/googie in the most unexpected places...a building that has been repurposed, an apartment complex, hotels and houses...it's everywhere if you're on the look-out for it! Keep on Rockin', Ken http://www.djken.com (714) 686-8397 A Budhist walks up to a hotdog vendor and says "Make me one with everything". [ Edited by: DJKen 2010-07-17 00:55 ]

I worked for David Cohn in San Diego at his World Famous Corvette Diner...also the T-Bird Diner in Escondido...I did some work at the Galaxy Grille in Horton Plaza too...I even DJ'd car shows at the original restaurant that started it all for David & Leslie Cohn, Rory's Hot Dogs in Mission Valley.

I've not heard of him doing anything in Seattle, but it wouldn't surprise me, I think he owns most of the San Diego uptown, downtown and bay area...LOL! He even had a couple of Haagen-Daz stores!

He used to throw the best Bowl-O-Rama employee Christmas parties...he threw one bowling ball a year and it was always a strike! A great man and a great friend!

I'm sure there's plenty left to be found, I drive all over the greater L.A./O.C. area and am constantly noticing the remaining bits of tiki/googie in the most unexpected places...a building that has been repurposed, an apartment complex, hotels and houses...it's everywhere if you're on the look-out for it!

Keep on Rockin',

Ken

http://www.djken.com

(714) 686-8397
A Budhist walks up to a hotdog vendor and says "Make me one with everything".

[ Edited by: DJKen 2010-07-17 00:55 ]

Post #543016 by DJKen on Sat, Jul 17, 2010 12:50 AM