The Tiki Bar- Solomon's Island, MD - Tiki Travel

W Wayfarer Member Japan Joined: Jun 03, 2009 Posts: 330	W Wayfarer Posted posted on Fri, Aug 3, 2012 7:05 PM Finally I got to visit a Tiki Bar in the Solomon's. Sort of. Solomon's Island is kind of out of the way in Southern Maryland, a short drive from NAS Patuxent River. An interesting sight in a small Chesapeake Bay type waterside community to say the least. The drinks were okay, but given the location they do put off a good tropical vibe. As you can see in the pictures besides the bar proper they've put sand and beach chairs out along their little strip of road for outdoor drinking. Not something I'd recommend going out of the way on a trip to DC for but if you're in the area worth spending an evening in. Besides the bar proper and the two 'beach' bars on the sand they also have a restaurant called 'The Grill SGT', a tobacco shop and a gift shop. It also appears to have a few type rooms. The approach- Note the Moai, sand and general kitschy-ness. The main bar, complete with tiki poles and tiki style carvings on the posts keeping up the roof.

Finally I got to visit a Tiki Bar in the Solomon's. Sort of. Solomon's Island is kind of out of the way in Southern Maryland, a short drive from NAS Patuxent River. An interesting sight in a small Chesapeake Bay type waterside community to say the least. The drinks were okay, but given the location they do put off a good tropical vibe. As you can see in the pictures besides the bar proper they've put sand and beach chairs out along their little strip of road for outdoor drinking. Not something I'd recommend going out of the way on a trip to DC for but if you're in the area worth spending an evening in. Besides the bar proper and the two 'beach' bars on the sand they also have a restaurant called 'The Grill SGT', a tobacco shop and a gift shop. It also appears to have a few type rooms.

The approach- Note the Moai, sand and general kitschy-ness.

The main bar, complete with tiki poles and tiki style carvings on the posts keeping up the roof.

Post #646777 by Wayfarer on Fri, Aug 3, 2012 7:05 PM