Lucky Joe's Tiki Room, Milwaukee, WI (bar) - Locating Tiki

LS Lake Surfer Tiki Socialite Milwaukee, WI Joined: Oct 21, 2002 Posts: 3417	LS Lake Surfer Posted posted on Thu, Nov 8, 2012 4:36 PM Excited to welcome a new tiki bar to the Milwaukee area! While dropping off new signage for Lucky Joe's, I was able to get a look at all the hard work that has gone into the place. The interior is a totally new build, and the basics are along the look and theme of a new school tiki bar. Thatch, matting, bamboo, rope and other tropical building materials all come together to give the place a tiki atmosphere, Yet it also have a comfortable lounge feel to it with new booth and bench seating and comfortable bamboo furniture. Familiar names in the tiki world make up the decor... Oceanic Arts, Tiki Farm, Lake Tiki, Tiki Tower... just enough without making the place too cluttered, and you can still enjoy the natural beauty of the bamboo, lahula matting and thatch. There's a stage that doubles as booths for future musical entertainment. A few other surprises that are also being worked out that will add to an overall fun atmosphere of Lucky Joe's. I'll add more after I attend the opening, everything is just about ready to go except for some ironing out of the drink menu. [ Edited by: Lake Surfer 2012-11-08 20:58 ]

Excited to welcome a new tiki bar to the Milwaukee area!

While dropping off new signage for Lucky Joe's, I was able to get a look at all the hard work that has gone into the place. The interior is a totally new build, and the basics are along the look and theme of a new school tiki bar. Thatch, matting, bamboo, rope and other tropical building materials all come together to give the place a tiki atmosphere, Yet it also have a comfortable lounge feel to it with new booth and bench seating and comfortable bamboo furniture.

Familiar names in the tiki world make up the decor... Oceanic Arts, Tiki Farm, Lake Tiki, Tiki Tower... just enough without making the place too cluttered, and you can still enjoy the natural beauty of the bamboo, lahula matting and thatch.

There's a stage that doubles as booths for future musical entertainment. A few other surprises that are also being worked out that will add to an overall fun atmosphere of Lucky Joe's.

I'll add more after I attend the opening, everything is just about ready to go except for some ironing out of the drink menu.

[ Edited by: Lake Surfer 2012-11-08 20:58 ]

Post #658215 by Lake Surfer on Thu, Nov 8, 2012 4:36 PM