The restaurant opened in 1934 in LA, kicking off the tiki bar craze. The menu was loosely inspired by the tropical flavors that owner Donn Beach encountered during his travels in the South Pacific.

A Butterfinger ad from 1952. Classic Film via Flickr // CC BY-NC 2.0. In 1923, Curtiss Candy Company was looking for a name for its new chocolate-covered candy bar with a flaky, peanut butter core ...

The corner space at 2500 S.E. Clinton St. previously home to La Moule — and before that, Savoy Tavern — will reopen next month as Baker's, a new bar serving "good times and cold drinks." ...

A Place to Bury Strangers has been called “The Loudest Band in New York.” So, when we heard one of its members was opening a bar on the Lower East Side, we were surprised to learn it would be ...