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Trailer HappinessBar & Restaurant
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Tue-Fri 5pm-late
Sat 7pm-late Sun 6pm-10:30pm
Opened in 2004
Defunct tiki not included,
distances are as the crow flies.
Side room wall at Trailer Happiness in London
March 2009, photo by Princess P.
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Trailer Happiness is a retro-California lounge in the Notting Hill section of London, opened by John Downey in 2004. Rather than a finding its inspiration in midcentury Polynesian restaurants, it aims for the feel of an American, kitch-heavy, basement rumpus room.
The tiki-heavy drink menu was developed with a helping hand from famed cocktailian Dale DeGroff.
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blue.octopus
April 7, 2009, 2:29 PM
It's also the home of the Nottinghill Rum club - regular Rum tastings are held here.
blue.octopus has visited Trailer Happiness.
Barclay Fortin
July 25, 2011, 5:59 AM
I spent for days in London recently and made two visits to Trailer Happiness. it's not tiki per see, but it serves truly great tiki drinks. The Zombie I had there was memorable. And the two house drinks I sampled (the Atomic Punch and the the Trailer Grog) tasted great too. It's fun bar with good lounge music and a great retro decor. You feel like you're in a basement in the seventies. Behind the bar, there's a shrine to Don the Beachcomber, Trader Vic and Beachbum Berry - which is a very good sign in my opinion. Notting Hill is a fun place to visit and Trailer Happiness is a very good reason to do it.
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