Posts Tagged ‘don the beachcomber’

PARADISE, DRUNK

January 15, 2010

We vacation at Don the Beachcomber
Pass the poi, mahalo! Fans, friends and readers of The District Weekly gathered at Don the Beachcomber in Sunset Beach on Jan. 7 to sip on half-priced drinks like the Missionary’s Downfall (it gets better every time), the Navy Grog and new additions to the menu like the Scorpion (watch [...]

TONIGHT: HAPPIEST OF HOURS

January 7, 2010

Join us tonight at tiki-themed wonderland Don the Beachcomber for our monthly Happiest of Hours from 5 to 8 p.m. Drop by if not for the BCS game then for the half-price cocktails, including the Missionary’s Downfall:
The second of Donn Beach’s original pleasure punches we’ve featured in this column—the previous one was a knock-’em-dead Zombie [...]

DRINK OF THE WEEK

January 6, 2010

Missionary’s Downfall

PHOTO by ROSHEILA ROBLES
The second of Donn Beach’s original pleasure punches we’ve featured in this column—the previous one was a knock-’em-dead Zombie with multiple shots of rum (limit two per customer, for our own safety)—the Missionary’s Downfall dates back to late-1940s Waikiki. Mixing drinks at his own Dagger Bar, Beach intended the cocktail (joined [...]

TO DO: NYE ROUNDUP

December 30, 2009

Hotel Maya NYE Bash
Hotel Maya and its Fuego Restaurant will donate 10 percent of this evening’s proceeds to the Museum of Latin American Art. But I suppose you’ll want to know what you’re buying first: At Fuego, it’s a 1950s Havana-style Cuban New Year’s feast featuring Cuban-inspired cuisine. At the Maya, it’s a Cuban fiesta [...]

TO DO: GLASGOW TIKI SHAKERS

November 21, 2009

The boys in the room may initially fixate on the Glasgow Tiki Shakers’ super-cute bass player—her Fender is as pretty as she is—but everyone in the Dagger Bar will be drawn to this three-piece’s sincere appreciation for surf rock and culture. And this isn’t merely the Wilsons we’re talking about: expect jamming originals without the [...]

SIDES

November 4, 2009

A good happy hour can be hard to find, especially if your expectations about what constitutes “good” go beyond more than just discounted well drinks and a chips-and-salsa bar. Locally, there’s our beloved happy hour hero the Yard House, where beginning at 3 p.m. you can snatch a $4 pint of Stone Ruination (all crafts/imports [...]

BEST OF: NIGHTLIFE AND DRINKS

October 14, 2009

BEST PLACES TO WINE BUT NOT DINE: 4TH STREET VINE, VIN DE PAYS AND THE WINE COUNTRY Long Beach’s budding oenophiles have a lot to celebrate when it comes to sipping in the city. At Vin de Pays and the Wine Country, it’s the carefully-cultivated selections of wine (and beer) that are as accessible to [...]

DRINK OF THE WEEK

August 26, 2009

The Zombie

PHOTO by ROSHEILA ROBLES
With a history as storied as that belonging to Donn Beach, original proprietor of the Don the Beachcomber tiki bar/restaurant franchise, it’s only fitting that the Zombie, one of Beach’s signature rum cocktails, comes with its fair share of stories—and secrets. Featuring three different shots of rum—Demerara 151, a Jamaican [...]

 

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