Kono Hawaii - Santa Ana, CA - Vintage Tiki Bar - Unisex Hoodie beverly hills " flanked by six white

" flanked by six white stars

A cartoon fox mascot with orange fur and a white-tipped tail stands in a batting stance wearing a golden-yellow jersey

Red wing-like panels bordered by rivets frame yellow lightning bolts on either side of the trash-can body

Bowling's only sport where yelling "grab your balls" in public gets a laugh instead of a police report

it catered to budget-conscious travelers and was the first resort visible to tourists driving from California

Kono Hawaii - Santa Ana, CA - Vintage Tiki Bar - Unisex Hoodie beverly hills " flanked by six whiteKono Hawaii stood on South Harbor Boulevard in Santa Ana, a tiki bar born from the Polynesian craze sweeping Southern California in the 1960s. Places like this transported suburban families to an imagined tropical paradise, one mai tai at a time. Long before craft cocktails, these restaurants carried a culture's longing for somewhere warm and far away. Part of our Vintage Tiki collection, celebrating the defunct golden era bars of yesteryear. The