STEVE CRANE'S KON TIKI RESTAURANT MENU MONTREAL, CANADA.
Kon-Tiki Canada's newest, exotic Polynesian restaurant. Created and supervised by Steve Crane, and located in the Sheraton-Mt. Royal Hotel, Montreal. Authentic food and beverages from the South Seas are served in a lush, tropical atmosphere. Other Kon-Tiki's now in Sheraton Hotels in Portland, Oregon, Cleveland, Ohio and Chicago, Illinois.
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A December 1947 QST article, " Kon-Tiki Communications — Well Done!" called the trip the "most unusual expedition ever to place reliance on Amateur Radio for communication.". The Kon-Tiki departed Peru for Polynesia on April 28, 1947. "It was the theory of Heyerdahl, [the] leader of the venture, that the settlement of the Pacific.
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The Kon-Tiki expedition was a 1947 journey by raft across the Pacific Ocean from South America to the Polynesian islands, led by Norwegian explorer and writer Thor Heyerdahl. The raft was named Kon-Tiki after the Inca god Viracocha, for whom "Kon-Tiki" was said to be an old name.
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Kon-Tiki - Montréal Montréal, Quebec, Canada Add visit This restaurant, the first of the Kon-Tiki chain owned by Steve Crane and his second restaurant after the Luau in Beverly Hills, opened in 1958 and was in the Sheraton-Mt. Royal. It closed in 1981. Some of the decor from here went to the Jardin Tiki. Type Bar & Restaurant Website
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Canada's newest, exotic Polynesian restaurant. Created and supervised by Steve Crane, and located in the Sheraton-Mt. Royal Hotel, Montreal. Authentic food a.
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Illustrated advertisement for the Kon-Tiki - located at what is currently the Cours Mont-Royal; not the work of the author. When my parents were growing up, the Kon-Tiki was a top-flight Montréal resto and a true local institution. Apparently it was known far and wide and outlived the 1960s Polynesian fad by a considerable margin.
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There was a Sheraton hotel in what is now Cours Mont-Royal, and it was the site of the first Kon Tiki restaurant and bar, an American chain that spread to Sheratons across the U.S., all the way back to the source, in Honolulu.
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Pick up place. I would assume it got started in the 50's, that was the feeling. Anyhow, after our haircuts my dad would make sure I could get a tropical drink with an umbrella. I was pissed when they closed the hotel. I lost my drink place and my barber in one fell swoop. My dad told me it was a place for rendez-vous and special evenings.
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The Kon Tiki: Montreal hasn't had a good tiki bar since this joint closed and everybody should enjoy travelling to the Pacific within their own city at least once in a lifetime. Others: Ogilvy's basement cafeteria (a personal favourite) which closed in the late 1980s, Cordner's, The Traymore, Roncarelli's, The Bonfire.
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KON TIKI - Sheraton Mt. Royal - Montreal, Canada Polynesian Drink Menu 1. Kon Tiki Original Menu Montreal Kontiki Rare Vintage Restaurant Bar 1960. 1962 Kon-Tiki Ports Cocktail Bar Menu Stephen Crane Chicago Sheraton. 2 KON-TIKI Menus Food & Drink Sheraton Mt.Royal Hotel Montreal.
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Indeed, my father was building the Kon Tiki and almost finished it when my parents divorced. He then sold the partial aircraft to a gentleman on Montreal's south shore (maybe Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport). I heard that the roof of the hangar in which the aircraft was being stored had caved in.
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Kon Tiki. Collection du Centre d'histoire de Montréal. 1349. « Monsieur, madame, bienvenue au Kon Tiki! » Situé au 1455, rue Peel, le restaurant Kon Tiki, aujourd'hui disparu, ouvre ses portes en 1958 au rez-de-chaussée de l'hôtel Mont-Royal Sheraton. L'entrée affiche un style « pop-polynésien ».
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There is no doubt that the voyage of the Kon Tiki was a great adventure: three months on the open sea on a raft, drifting at the mercy of the winds and currents. That they did eventually reach.