Tony's on the Pier (Old Tony's), Redondo Beach, CA (restaurant) - Locating Tiki

MAM mike and marie Tiki Socialite Sunken Studios \| The Current Year Joined: Jun 24, 2008 Posts: 442	MAM mike and marie Posted posted on Wed, Mar 25, 2015 7:51 PM Name:Tony's on the Pier (Old Tony's) Type:restaurant Street:210 Fisherman's Wharf City:Redondo Beach State:CA Zip:90277 country:USA Phone:(310) 374-1442 Status:operational Description: http://oldtonys.com/ From Critiki: Tony's on the Pier (also sometimes called "Old Tony's") was opened by Anthony A. Trutanich, a World War II veteran and former San Pedro fisherman, on Redondo Beach's Fisherman's Wharf in 1951. Tony's started out as a simple shack, expanding the dining room in 1961, and adding a crow's nest-like bar on top of the building in 1963. The restaurant has open-air sliding windows opening out to waterside views, and the bar in particular has stunning 360-degree views around Palos Verdes and out over the Pacific Ocean. Tony's decor is nautical rather than tiki, but the preserved midcentury furnishings, fishnet-covered ceilings and large fish floats will make Polynesian Pop lovers feel right at home. They serve a Mai Tai that comes in a souvenir glass.

Name:Tony's on the Pier (Old Tony's)
Type:restaurant
Street:210 Fisherman's Wharf
City:Redondo Beach
State:CA
Zip:90277
country:USA
Phone:(310) 374-1442
Status:operational

Description:
http://oldtonys.com/

From Critiki:

Tony's on the Pier (also sometimes called "Old Tony's") was opened by Anthony A. Trutanich, a World War II veteran and former San Pedro fisherman, on Redondo Beach's Fisherman's Wharf in 1951. Tony's started out as a simple shack, expanding the dining room in 1961, and adding a crow's nest-like bar on top of the building in 1963.

The restaurant has open-air sliding windows opening out to waterside views, and the bar in particular has stunning 360-degree views around Palos Verdes and out over the Pacific Ocean.

Tony's decor is nautical rather than tiki, but the preserved midcentury furnishings, fishnet-covered ceilings and large fish floats will make Polynesian Pop lovers feel right at home. They serve a Mai Tai that comes in a souvenir glass.

Post #740127 by mike and marie on Wed, Mar 25, 2015 7:51 PM