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Our Hideaway Draft Beer Wine Welcome to our Draft Beer Hideaway Short’s Local’s Light - $5 For generations, Americans have been captivated by the lure of the South American Lager, Bellaire, Michigan 5.2% Pacific. From tales of adventure, to the evocative music, to the spectacular Rockford Brewing arts and crafts. Years before television, the Internet, or global travel, Polynesia for most remained a hazy, distant dream that lay tantalizingly Company ‘Hoplust’ - $7.50 beyond our shores. And one man brought that dream into focus. When Donn American IPA, Rockford, Michigan 7.1% Beach opened his first outpost in Hollywood, CA – Don’s Beachcomber Café in 1933 – he planted a seed that would bloom across the United States for Vander Mill Hard Apple Cider - $8 decades to follow. His vision combined the arts and crafts of the South Seas Semi-Sweet Hard Cider, Grand Rapids, Michigan 6.5% with exciting and elaborate cocktails born from the famed rum punches of the Caribbean. A sensation overnight, the popularity of what would ultimately be called the tiki bar spread following both World War II and Hawaiian statehood. Fellow pioneers like Trader Vic and Steve Crane expanded their restaurant empires to bring their escapist experiences to all corners of America. Soon homes, apartment buildings, hotels, and countless businesses began to adopt ersatz South Pacific design elements like A-frame roof lines, tropical landscaping, and island carvings. Often, it was here in the Midwest where the escape to a far-off island had the most profound impact, particularly in the dead of winter. But the spell was broken by the end of the 1960s. Almost instantly, the great tiki temples of America began to shutter or were remodeled into faceless anonymity. So widespread was the devastation, that it was almost as though the 40-year long fantasia never even happened. In the 80s and 90s, a few intrepid explorers began to piece together the remnants of this lost civilization, and a new tiki renaissance rose from the ashes. Today, the tiki arts are thriving once again as a vibrant community of carvers, sculptors, Wine painters, and musicians from across the globe continue to draw inspiration from the past while offering fresh visions for this re-born art movement. We’re proud to showcase one of the world’s largest collections of vintage and Sparkling by the Glass White Wine by the Bottle contemporary tiki art right here. And within these walls, you’ll also find a Salmon Creek - $12 Tangent - $52 return to the quality dining and adventurous cocktails that made tiki bars so brut, California albarino, Paragon Vineyard Edna Valley, California 2016 popular. Vibrant fresh juices, housemade secret ingredients, and the world’s finest rums are deployed in our signature exotic cocktails and are served Rombauer - $86 alongside modern takes on globally inspired cuisine. White Wine by the Glass chardonnay, Carneros, California 2018 Taonga - $10/40 So, we invite you to indulge in our rum-filled libations and hope that you too will be enchanted by the warm tradewinds sauvignon blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand 2017 Red Wine by the Bottle that sweep across this distant port of call at twilight. Annabella - $10/40 True Myth - $65 “If you can’t get to paradise, I’ll bring it to you.” chardonnay, Napa Valley, California 2016 cabernet sauvignon, Paso Robles, California 2016 —DON THE BEACHCOMBER Red Wine by the Glass Rustenberg - $76 Bread & Butter - $12/48 blend, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2013 cabernet sauvignon, Napa Valley, California 2017 King Estate - $76 Schug - $13/52 pinot noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 pinot noir, Sonoma Coast, California 2017 Tapiz ‘Black Tears’ - $105 Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina 2013 Champagne by the Bottle Chateau Champagne Collet - $76 Montelena - $135 brut, Champagne, France Cabernet sauvignon, Napa Valley, California 2016 Veuve Clicquot - $140 brut, Reims, France NV exotic cocktails Mai Tai Captain’s Grog In the great pantheon of exotic Navy Grog From the Captain’s Inn, Long Beach, cocktails from the Golden Age, Jet Pilot California, this hale and hearty grog Doctor Funk one stands as the most iconic A rich and hearty hoist, this from the heyday of tiki will help keep of the era. Made as Trader mighty grog combines lashings As tiki flourished during the jet you on an even keel. Made with a The doctor is in and prescribes funky Vic did in 1944, this elegant of rum with fresh lime and age, this classic was created special blend of rums, fresh lime and rum, fresh lemon, grenadine, and plenty Puka Punch classic is made with fresh grapefruit juice, bound with to honor these new heroes of grapefruit, curaçao, falernum, and of anise. The only exotic cocktail to complex allspice. Be careful aviation. This 1950s version actually have its origins in the South This eleven-ingredient lime juice, orgeat, demerara Three Dots local maple syrup. masterpiece from the world sugar, orange curaçao, and with this concoction or you’ll from The Luau in Beverly Hills Pacific, Trader Vic wrote that, “this end up below decks! will fuel your tanks with citrus, Aku Aku $14 drink and the sunrise in the morning famous Tiki-Ti in Los Angeles our special house blend of fine & a Dash is “Superb in Taste Sensation.” Jamaican rums. spices, and a blend of rums, are the only sure things they count on $15 with a little roll, pitch, and yaw Originally served at Don the Discover why it’s so popular when Beachcomber’s in the 1930s as Created during World War II by in Tahiti.” $12 thrown in for good measure. Donn Beach, you won’t have to learn you drink the Master Ninja’s the Missionary’s Downfall, this $11 blend of rums, lime, orange, $14 151 Swizzle lofty libation is bursting with fresh Morse Code to enjoy this elaborate blend of Martinique and Demerara honey, passion fruit, falernum, Elegant in its simplicity; a couple pineapple, mint, peach, light rum and a and…oh heck, we forget the rest. of dashes of Herbsaint and zip of fresh citrus. rums, honey, falernum, allspice, bitters, and fresh lime and orange. $18 bitters lend credence to a potent $11 Demerara rum from Guyana. $15 You’ll find your spirits warm as the frost on the glass forms. $11 Bourbon Zombie Special S at u r n The legendary “mender of broken Bourbon? That’s right: Bourbon! This beauty runs rings around dreams” and Don the Beachcomber’s A refreshing yet characterful the competition! London Dry most famous (and lethal) concoction, exploration with fresh lime, Singapore Sling Gin with fresh lemon, passion Jungle Bird the Zombie deftly balances fresh lime ginger beer, and Barbadian fruit, falernum, and orgeat; and grapefruit juices, island spices, falernum liqueur. As served in the From the Raffles Hotel in Singapore, this Demerara served on the stem. Hear its mysterious call from deep Herbsaint, and an arsenal of rums to 1950s at Steve Crane’s Kon-Tiki. classic’s flavors and tropical origin make Pupule within the Malaysian jungle! A drink $11 potent yet delightful effect. Limit of $12 it a welcome staple of tiki bar menus This well-spiced delight is one of Dry Float created in Kuala Lumpur that has Boo Loo two per person…“for your own safety.” around the world. An agreeable mixture Donn’s earliest drinks from his found great popularity coast to coast in saloons of all stripes. Rich $18 of gin, fresh lemon juice, Cherry Heering, Hollywood outpost, and since its This vibrant cocktail is dry It takes two to Boo Loo! This Benedictine, and two bitters. rediscovery by Beachbum Berry, has and tart and sure to satisfy! Jamaican rum, pineapple and lime pineapple- and rum-laden lovely from Demerara rums, passion fruit, meet the Italian icon Campari. $12 been lauded as one of the forgotten the 1960s is designed to be shared- classics. Brought to life with rum, maraschino liqueur, and fresh $12 served in a fresh pineapple while allspice, cinnamon, vanilla, and fresh lemon and lime. But beware, supplies last! With fresh lime, honey, Pearl Diver lime and orange. this one has a dangerous side! rums, and plenty of pineapple. A delightfully different $14 $16 $24 Max’s Signature diversion, you’ll find all your favorite tiki flavors of rum, fresh citrus, and spices made smooth and rich with the BOWLS addition of honey and cream. Cocktails This one will have you on top when you reach the bottom! $13 Planter’s Punch Where it all began – the heart of the exotic cocktail as enjoyed for centuries in Jamaica. One of Formidable sour (lime juice), two of sweet (demerara sugar), three of strong Dragon (fine Jamaican rum), and four of This hearty concoction with Sidewinder’s weak (some ice). Plus five of spice to Scorpion Bowl a generous dose of dark and Fang make it nice (allspice and bitters)! Grab a friend, grab a straw, and prepare Tiki Bowl Long Pours & overproof rums, lime, honey and $15 to feel the sting. Savor this social amaro breathes heat! It’s not Bet you didn’t think you’d have to ceremony from Steve Crane’s fabled Since Trader Vic pioneered the shared bowl called the Friendly Dragon! fight off snakes today. Delightfully Beverly Hills hotspot, The Luau. Fresh drink during WWII, few have been able to Lake Shores $15 juicy, but beware this serpent’s orange and lemon, orgeat, and loads of resist the siren song of communal drinking Vibrant and refreshing with bite! This caduceus of a cocktail rum, gin, and brandy! through giant straws. Enjoy this convivial Agricole rhum from Martinique, Buccan features lime, orange, passion affair with good friends and partake of its passion fruit, lime, and local French rhum, Greek brandy, fruit, and intertwining rums.
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