San Fran - General Tiki

P pablus Tiki Socialite www.thecrazedmugs.com Joined: Jul 23, 2003 Posts: 2163	P pablus Posted posted on Mon, Apr 19, 2004 11:25 PM Tonga Room. What an amazingly wonderful atmosphere. Not the crowded ceilings and walls that we've become accustomed to with our exotica leanings... a true Hawaiian vibe from the music to the tapa covered walls with several large Tikis in perfect place. The drinks were better than... milk... or carrot juice... or the drippings from a gypsum stack. But we did get the Hurricane glass with the "Tonga" name on the side because we're suckers for that kind of shtuff. The scorpion was foreign. Sweet and much too kind. The thunderstorms were incredibly cool. Service - fine and dandy. All we had was one banana dessert for food so I can't rate it. It was a great evening finished off with a breezy cable car ride down Nob Hill. I love this city. Martiki - I'm thinking about moving in with you for a couple months... could you get some more rum? And some of that delicious artichoke liquer?

Tonga Room.
What an amazingly wonderful atmosphere.

Not the crowded ceilings and walls that we've become accustomed to with our exotica leanings... a true Hawaiian vibe from the music to the tapa covered walls with several large Tikis in perfect place.

The drinks were better than... milk... or carrot juice... or the drippings from a gypsum stack. But we did get the Hurricane glass with the "Tonga" name on the side because we're suckers for that kind of shtuff. The scorpion was foreign. Sweet and much too kind.

The thunderstorms were incredibly cool.
Service - fine and dandy. All we had was one banana dessert for food so I can't rate it.

It was a great evening finished off with a breezy cable car ride down Nob Hill. I love this city. Martiki - I'm thinking about moving in with you for a couple months... could you get some more rum? And some of that delicious artichoke liquer?

Post #87156 by pablus on Mon, Apr 19, 2004 11:25 PM