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Tony's on the PierBar & Restaurant
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Sun-Thu 11:30am-midnight
Fri-Sat 11:30am-1:30am
Opened in 1952
Defunct tiki not included,
distances are as the crow flies.
Tony's on the Pier in Redondo Beach
December 2007, photo by Bora Boris
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Tony's on the Pier (also sometimes called "Old Tony's") was opened by Anthony A. Trutanich, a World War II veteran and former San Pedro fisherman, on Redondo Beach's Fisherman's Wharf in 1951. Tony's started out as a simple shack, expanding the dining room in 1961, and adding a crow's nest-like bar on top of the building in 1963. The restaurant has open-air sliding windows opening out to waterside views, and the bar in particular has stunning 360-degree views around Palos Verdes and out over the Pacific Ocean. Tony's decor is nautical rather than tiki, but the preserved midcentury furnishings, fishnet-covered ceilings and large fish floats will make Polynesian Pop lovers feel right at home. They serve a Mai Tai that comes in a souvenir glass. How to find it:
Tony's is on Redondo Beach's Fisherman's Wharf. Look for the restaurant with the octagonal crow's nest, and the large Tony's sign.
Parking:
Fisherman's Wharf has a paid parking lot.
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TikiCheri
January 3, 2012, 11:57 AM
They make their Mai Tai's like they do in Hawaii...without grenadine and with crushed ice. A proper Mai Tai should never be really sweet. YUM! Great ocean/pier views too
TikiCheri is a semi-regular at Tony's on the Pier.
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