Coral Reef Reflections article in the Sacramento Bee 02/16/11 - General Tiki

PTD Psycho Tiki D Tiki Socialite The river Styx, can you pay the toll? Joined: Oct 13, 2006 Posts: 1857	PTD Psycho Tiki D Posted posted on 02/16/2011 Interesting article published in today's Sacramento Bee on reflections of the areas biggest tiki restaurant and a hot spot in it's heyday. Lessons could be learned here for the future of any other places that might be closed or torn down... http://www.sacbee.com/2011/02/16/3405316/coral-reef-reflections.html Later, PTD
E Ekomomai Tiki Centralite Portland, OR Joined: Sep 09, 2005 Posts: 32	E Ekomomai Posted posted on 02/16/2011 What a great place that was. I'm pretty sure it's the place that stirred within me the love of Tiki. I don't recall that our family went there more than a handful of times, but it was always a huge treat. I remember it being a completely exotic, mysterious hideaway with dark rock, lush foliage and strange wooden carvings. I went there for the last time in the mid 1980s for a wedding party and was a little disappointed by the menu, and wondered whether the decor and ambiance I'd remembered from my childhood had been changed over the years.
T therumtrader Member Joined: Jul 29, 2010 Posts: 10	T therumtrader Posted posted on 02/17/2011 Reading through people's memories of Coral Reef was a lot of fun. I also like that they shared a number of food and cocktail recipes. I cannot wait to try making some of them myself.

PTD

Psycho Tiki D Posted posted on 02/16/2011

Interesting article published in today's Sacramento Bee on reflections of the areas biggest tiki restaurant and a hot spot in it's heyday. Lessons could be learned here for the future of any other places that might be closed or torn down...

http://www.sacbee.com/2011/02/16/3405316/coral-reef-reflections.html

Later,

PTD

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Ekomomai Posted posted on 02/16/2011

What a great place that was. I'm pretty sure it's the place that stirred within me the love of Tiki. I don't recall that our family went there more than a handful of times, but it was always a huge treat. I remember it being a completely exotic, mysterious hideaway with dark rock, lush foliage and strange wooden carvings.

I went there for the last time in the mid 1980s for a wedding party and was a little disappointed by the menu, and wondered whether the decor and ambiance I'd remembered from my childhood had been changed over the years.

T

therumtrader Posted posted on 02/17/2011

Reading through people's memories of Coral Reef was a lot of fun. I also like that they shared a number of food and cocktail recipes. I cannot wait to try making some of them myself.