Kon Tiki Restaurant and Lounge
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
The Kon Tiki Restaurant and Lounge in Tucson, AZ is a familiar sight to locals and those who are fans of Tucson and tiki bars. The location is one of the oldest of the remaining tiki bars in the country and can still be counted for its tropical themed decor and drinks.
The Kon Tiki opened its doors in 1963 with a fresh new Polynesian theme and tiki carvings throughout the complex. While the restaurant has refreshed some of its menu to stay on top of the times like incorporating Taco Tuesday, much of the menu features eclectic drinks fit for a tiki inspired lounge.
Navarone Restaurant (Gone)
Tucson, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Navarone Restaurant serving up fine food was located at 901 E. 46th Street right off Benson Highway. This is a classic sign from the 20th century which different panels advertising the restaurant name, coffee shop, and cocktail lounge. The restaurant is now gone and the building has been the site of PPEP Integrated Care for many years now. 07-23
Longhorn Restaurant
Tombstone, AZ
Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
When in Tombstone, there are several blocks to walk down to see the area. While there, the Longhorn Restaurant is a good stop. The Longhorn is the oldest continually operated restaurant in Tombstone and is located in what used to be the Bucket of Blood Saloon, the Holiday Water Company, and the Owl Cafe and Hotel.
Word is that in 1881, Virgil Earp was shot walking down the street from a building under construction which was this one. Earp survived the assassination attempt. 07-23
Pinon Pines Grill & BBQ (Closed)
Prescott, AZ Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Check out the Pinon Pines Grill & BBQ located in Prescott, AZ. Word is the place had strippers for a period of time in 2009. The business closed down sometime around 2011. 07-23
Navarone Restaurant (Gone)
Pinon Pines Grill & BBQ (Closed)
