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J jertiki Member Joined: Sep 02, 2015 Posts: 5	J jertiki Posted posted on Wed, Sep 2, 2015 9:28 PM Yeah. I fell that I visited them in reverse order. :wink: I work in San Francisco in SoMA. So Smugglers Cove is kinda Home Base and accessible. I live in the East Bay, so I felt that I had to branch out, and visit all of them to get a real Tiki experience in the bay area. Wondering if there is any point to really trying a lot of other tiki bars, or just go back to the cove. I started discovering more of the Tiki culture after spending about 3-4 nights at Trader Sams in Disneyland when I went down there for vacation this year. Bought a bunch of mugs, ordered some B.G. Reynolds syrups to do my own at home thing. Though comparing F.I or Smugglers with Trader Sams is a bit of a understatement. I felt that I could make some better drinks at home with fresh ingredients and good rum (El Dorado 12, etc..) at home comped to Vics. [ Edited by: jertiki 2015-09-02 21:33 ]

Yeah. I fell that I visited them in reverse order. :wink: I work in San Francisco in SoMA. So Smugglers Cove is kinda Home Base and accessible. I live in the East Bay, so I felt that I had to branch out, and visit all of them to get a real Tiki experience in the bay area. Wondering if there is any point to really trying a lot of other tiki bars, or just go back to the cove.

I started discovering more of the Tiki culture after spending about 3-4 nights at Trader Sams in Disneyland when I went down there for vacation this year. Bought a bunch of mugs, ordered some B.G. Reynolds syrups to do my own at home thing. Though comparing F.I or Smugglers with Trader Sams is a bit of a understatement. I felt that I could make some better drinks at home with fresh ingredients and good rum (El Dorado 12, etc..) at home comped to Vics.

[ Edited by: jertiki 2015-09-02 21:33 ]

Post #750222 by jertiki on Wed, Sep 2, 2015 9:28 PM