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Don the Beachcomber, Madeira Beach. 2,734 likes · 120 talking about this · 532 were here. Where good rum is immortalized and drinking is an art.
This first Don's lasted 10 years which is how long his original lease was for. Don the Beachcomber moved to the International Market Place, a short distance away, after it was built sometime in 1957, and this was on a new lease of 17 acres. This version of Don's had the famous Dagger Bar with walls covered in Don's collection of daggers he had ...
Here's the NEW trailer for the upcoming "The Donn of Tiki" documentary from our friends at Surf Monkey Films! For more information visit their website at htt...
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16 de jun. de 2011 · Tweet. Mai Tai Don The Beachomber. Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, más conocido como Don the Beachcomber o Don Beach, fue fundador de los restaurantes Don Beachcomber y creador de varios cócteles bastantes potentes elaborados en gran medida con ron y zumos. En el año 1933 este barman abrió un pequeño restaurante en Hollywood donde incluyó ...
1 de jul. de 2020 · To showcase Donn’s mixology skills, Cora Irene (also known as Sunny Sund and Mama C.I.) borrowed money to open Hollywood’s first tropical themed establishment “Don’s Beachcomber Café” at 1722 N. McCadden Place in 1934. They moved across the street to 1727 McCadden Place in 1937 to expand the bar and add a restaurant, which then ...
12 de ago. de 2011 · Get to Know Donn Beach of Don the Beachcomber Fame. Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, born 1907, was raised in New Orleans and grew up to become a restless world traveler. The trade winds fetched him to Los Angeles just as Prohibition was drawing to an end, and in 1934, he rented a tiny 25-seat bar. He decorated it economically with the flotsam he ...
7 de jun. de 2023 · Don the Beachcomber is America's original tiki bar. It's a historic Hollywood institution that went on to become not only the country's first thematic restaurant chain, but also one of the most popular restaurants in the U.S. Additionally, it's the place where America's interest in tiki culture was born, the opening of its doors giving way to the Polynesian-inspired movement that's been making ...
