Swizzle Sticks

The swizzle features a tiki style figure and the Hawaiian Village Logo.

The swizzle features a tiki style figure and the Hawaiian Village Logo.

The swizzle features a tiki style figure and the Hawaiian Village Logo.

Mermaid with arm extended and wind blown hair. It looks similar to the type of figure your might see on the bow of a ship.

Transparent pink flamingo with straight legs.

Opaque pink flamingo with straight legs.

This swizzle featuring the image of a hula dancer was used by many businesses and imprinted with the name of the business. Langerman's Luau logo is imprinted on the swizzle.

Kilauea Military Camp on Hawaii Island is a Morale, Welfare and Recreation facility serving members of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families. The swizzle features an image of a tiki and torches among flowering plants.

Senor Pico is a Mexican themed restaurant owned by Trader Vic's.

Victor Bergeron’s first Señor Pico location opened in 1964 when a friend, William Matson Roth, asked him to open a restaurant in Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco. Bergeron went to work flying all over Mexico, immersing himself in the culture and experiencing the fresh, vibrant and authentic cuisine known to the region. Señor Pico is the result of that exploration.

Senor Pico is a Mexican themed restaurant owned by Trader Vic's.

Victor Bergeron’s first Señor Pico location opened in 1964 when a friend, William Matson Roth, asked him to open a restaurant in Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco. Bergeron went to work flying all over Mexico, immersing himself in the culture and experiencing the fresh, vibrant and authentic cuisine known to the region. Señor Pico is the result of that exploration.

The Luau was Steve Crane's original restaurant; after which he went on to open the popular Kon-Tiki chain of Polynesian restaurants. This pick features a tiki standing on a post that holds a wooden sign that says "Luau".

The Luau was Steve Crane's original restaurant; after which he went on to open the popular Kon-Tiki chain of Polynesian restaurants. This pick features a tiki standing on a post that holds a wooden sign that says "Luau".

The Sand Dollar was a tropical themed restaurant and cocktail lounge. The building was round and was meant to resemble a sand dollar. This swizzle features the image of a sand dollar, and logo art on a rectangular top.

The Sand Dollar was a tropical themed restaurant and cocktail lounge. The building was round and was meant to resemble a sand dollar. This swizzle features the image of a sand dollar, and logo art on a rectangular top.

The Sand Dollar was a tropical themed restaurant and cocktail lounge. The building was round and was meant to resemble a sand dollar. This swizzle features the image of a sand dollar, and logo art on a rectangular top.

This spoon from Tiki Tiki shows palm trees on an island of sand. The bowl of the spoon is oval shaped.

There were 3 Tiki Tiki locations in Canada - Calgary, Edmonton and Saskatoon. This spoon from Tiki Tiki shows palm trees with foliage and flowers. The bowl of the spoon is round.

The Tropics was located on the 3rd floor of the Phillips Hotel.

The Beachcomber was a Canadian chain of elaborate Polynesian restaurants in the same vein as other popular chains like Kon-Tiki, Don the Beachcomber and Trader Vic's. Aside from this Calgary location, there were also locations in Vancouver, Edmonton, Regina, Victoria and Winnipeg.

The is a flat red swizzle. Image of a bamboo frame around the logo. There is tiki drink in a tiki mug with pineapple slice, umbrella, cherry, swizzle and straw. The bottom of the frame has a pineapple and foliage along with a sign for the Royal Kona Resort. The motto "Home of the Original Mai Tai". At 7.5" this swizzle is longer than the majority of flat swizzles.

The Tropics was located in the Hotel Chicagoan in Chicago. The Chicagoan opened in 1937. Based on found internet information, The Tropics was open at least into 1946. This swizzle features a turtle and a hare.

Pub Tiki had "1-1/2" incorporated into its logo tiki. The reason for this is unclear. There were other restaurants in this "Pub" chain, but this was the only Polynesian themed location. This swizzle shows the logo.

Swizzle features a sailor with a parrot on his shoulder and a mermaid sitting in his lap. They are sitting on a rum barrel. The stem features the logo and the bottom is shaped like the tip of a screwdriver.

This pick is tiki topped and the stem is more like a knife or dagger than a standard pick. Chin Tiki was opened in 1967 by Marvin Chin, who also opened Chin's Chop Suey in Livonia. Chin Tiki closed around 1980, but the space and decor have remained relatively intact, spurring periodic rumors about it reopening. Chin Tiki was featured in the Eminem movie 8 Mile; during the filming of 8 Mile, apparently much of the kitchen equipment went missing.

This pick is tiki topped and the stem is more like a knife or dagger than a standard pick. Chin Tiki was opened in 1967 by Marvin Chin, who also opened Chin's Chop Suey in Livonia. Chin Tiki closed around 1980, but the space and decor have remained relatively intact, spurring periodic rumors about it reopening. Chin Tiki was featured in the Eminem movie 8 Mile; during the filming of 8 Mile, apparently much of the kitchen equipment went missing.

This pick was used as a base for many tiki bars. It was produced in many colors and can be found with both foil and molded imprints. Kona Kai in San Diego is the most commonly seen version of this pick. It uses the Ren Clark Polynesian Village tiki design carved by Milan Guanko.

Tiki on top, triangular pattern on the stem

Located in Indianapolis, originally Knobby's, the restaurant moved to a Polynesian theme and became Knobby's Mai Tai, then the Mai Tai. An early ad references the dining area as the Kahuna Room. Kahuna Lounge appears to reference the bar area. The picks are very similar in style to the Kahiki in Columbus Ohio. This moai pick is shorter than the branded version.

The Tropics was located in the Hotel Chicagoan in Chicago. The Chicagoan opened in 1937. Based on found internet information, The Tropics was open at least into 1946. Swizzle is topped with a 3D woman in the sun, possibly sitting by a pool.

The Tropics was located in the Hotel Chicagoan in Chicago. The Chicagoan opened in 1937. Based on found internet information, The Tropics was open at least into 1946. Swizzle is topped with a 3D sculpted fish.

Swizzle features a turtle graphic that is the logo of the restaurant. Layers are built up to shape the design suggesting this swizzle was created on a 3D printer.

This version of the South Pacific paddle has logo artwork on the front side and no art on the back side. The tip of the paddle end is more rounded than other versions. The "T" in the logo text is shaped like a tree. The "i"s are shaped like a curved arrow or spear.

This version of the South Pacific paddle has logo artwork on the front side and no art on the back side. The tip of the paddle end is more rounded than other versions. The "T" in the logo text is shaped like a tree. The "i"s are shaped like a curved arrow or spear.