The “Polynesian Paradise in the Heart of Phoenix” known as The Islands operated from 1957 until late ’70s. The Enchanting South Seas Atmosphere was broken up into four rooms: The Tiki Room, the Tapa Bar, the Waterfall Room which had nightly dancing, and if you wanted something more intense, they had the Cannibal Room. The restaurant featured two curved A-frames covered in thatch and two large rootball tikis at the entrance. We’ve featured one on this month’s design.
I can’t imagine paying only $2.45 for a Tropical Itch to go along with my Broiled Lobster Tails for $3.50. In the mid-'70s, it became Tommy Wong's Islands. Wong had previously been working at Don the Beachcomber in Chicago and at the iconic Aku Aku in Las Vegas.
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Women's Crew - 60% combed ring-spun cotton, 40% polyester jersey, 4.3 oz 32 singles.