Aloha Cafe - Tijuana, Mexico - Vintage Tiki Bar - Unisex T-Shirt 4th White slab-serif text reads "La

White slab-serif text reads "La VILLa" above larger "TAXCO

A tribute to BALCO

Clown from In Living Color

South Seas brought the mystique of Polynesian culture to San Diego during the mid-century tiki craze of the 1950s and 1960s

this one’s perfect for fans of Emergency

Aloha Cafe - Tijuana, Mexico - Vintage Tiki Bar - Unisex T-Shirt 4th White slab-serif text reads "LaAloha Cafe stood at 228 Main Street in Tijuana, a mid century watering hole that welcomed American tourists crossing the border looking for a good time. During the 1940s and 1950s, Tijuana's Main Street thrived as a playground for sailors and weekend travelers. Places like this blurred the line between tiki culture and border town revelry. Part of our Vintage Tiki collection, celebrating the defunct golden era bars of yesteryear. The Details: Green