Paco's Hukilau.

A Tiki emerges from a lush island of foliage along route 1.

Yes, Green and Orange.

The parking lot. There are houses at the back unrelated to the restaurant.

It's hard to express the shape of the building, long and low, and many different rooms is the best way to explain it. No A-frame or other obvious Tiki architecture from the front outside.

Coral 'rock' waterfall running down the side of the foliage island below the Tiki.

Dig that lettering!

A nice close up- looks like water may have once flowed from its mouth down the sides.

A front room turning towards the right side of the building, with windows near the highway.

A small walkway and hidden door on the right side, out near route 1.

Looking down the back of the building.

Looking down the right side of the building.

The front entrance canopy, with a raised wooden deck to the left.

The front door, with a sailboat in the sun motif.

The deck just to the left of the entrance.

Looking through the glass of the front door- the large bamboo bar to the left and look at the ceiling in the foreground, it's a large round room like a smaller version of San Diego's Bali Hai- but with skylights.

Another picture through the glass- again the bar, and you can see the huge central beams of the round room.

Back edge of the front deck- coral rock streams obviously once ran alongside the deck.

Another, showing the stream in relation to the front walk canopy.

Looking from the stream near the deck out across the parking lot, across route 1, to the bay.

Showing some of the plantings at the front that help make the deck more secluded.

Looking in one of the deck windows, lots of reflections, but you can still clearly make out the bar.

Through the deck window into the large round room with central support columns.

Another in through the deck window, LOTS of reflection, but again focus on the bar- it's a huge sort of extended U shape.

another front deck picture- note how the deck was built around the trees.

The entrance again.

The back far corner of the front deck.

Sign and Tiki from the building's side.

More of the plantings.

A good 3/4 view.