Updates to The Mai-Kai Cocktail Guide on The Atomic Grog - Tiki Drinks and Food

HH Hurricane Hayward Grand Member (1 year) 16 miles from The Mai-Kai Joined: Jun 07, 2008 Posts: 1867	HH Hurricane Hayward Posted posted on Mon, Dec 29, 2014 10:39 PM In honor of The Mai-Kai's 58th anniversary, I posted an updated Zombie review and recipe. The tribute recipe is extensively updated, and I think it comes quite a bit closer to the drink we taste today. The switch from Lemon Hart to Gosling's 151 had little impact, believe it or not. The menu photo was updated, and several other new photos were added. Here's one that wasn't used ... The Customer Celebration Parties, which featured two full nights of imbibing in The Molokai at a 58 percent discount, were fun and festive. Saturday was relatively calm, and I got a chance to enjoy the laid-back stylings of Aloha Boyz, featuring former musicians from The Mai-Kai’s Polynesian Islander Revue. Sunday the 28th, the actual anniversary night, got a little crazy with an early, packed house pushing the staff to its limits. To the bartenders' credit, the drinks were stellar all night long. One of the other highlights was meeting and tipping back a few with some Tiki Central brethren: AdOrAdam (left) and djmont (aka Professor Cocktail), in the midst of their first exploration of The Mai-Kai, battle Hurricane Hayward over the last two Mystery Drink bowls in the gift shop.

In honor of The Mai-Kai's 58th anniversary, I posted an updated Zombie review and recipe. The tribute recipe is extensively updated, and I think it comes quite a bit closer to the drink we taste today. The switch from Lemon Hart to Gosling's 151 had little impact, believe it or not.

The menu photo was updated, and several other new photos were added. Here's one that wasn't used ...

The Customer Celebration Parties, which featured two full nights of imbibing in The Molokai at a 58 percent discount, were fun and festive. Saturday was relatively calm, and I got a chance to enjoy the laid-back stylings of Aloha Boyz, featuring former musicians from The Mai-Kai’s Polynesian Islander Revue. Sunday the 28th, the actual anniversary night, got a little crazy with an early, packed house pushing the staff to its limits. To the bartenders' credit, the drinks were stellar all night long. One of the other highlights was meeting and tipping back a few with some Tiki Central brethren:

AdOrAdam (left) and djmont (aka Professor Cocktail), in the midst of their first exploration of The Mai-Kai, battle Hurricane Hayward over the last two Mystery Drink bowls in the gift shop.

Post #733957 by Hurricane Hayward on Mon, Dec 29, 2014 10:39 PM