Tikis peer out from amidst the gardens between booths.

The paths between seating areas are twisty and add to the garden feeling.

Eating admidst a lush jungle!

Triplets?

A half burried lava face near the bar.

Some of the alrge stone heads look more Mayan, something we've seen at various Tiki locales.

This appeared to be an old tapa lamp sitting in among the foliage.

Another private room, lots of cherry blossoms.

Brightly painted- that's gotta be an Oceanic Arts.

Around every bend, tucked into odd little corners, there are bits and pieces like this wonderful carved pannel.

Then round the corner!

Or check out the pannel's mate.

Or this strange little tapa "hut".

Or best of all, this blurry wonder!

Closer in, but still blurry- sorry!

Jungle! One of the neatest features is how so much of the fake foliage is lit from beneath giving it a night time glow.

Here, near the oven is another really great old pole.

Also guarding the glassed in oven, this Tiki has a pedestal with shells. Again, the carpet lines vertical surfaces, interestingly.

This is a huge fountain supported by our 'triplets'.

And again, this time with the flash on. This is the main water feature (other than the fishtanks) and it makes a happy quiet splashing.

But then go around the bend and right on the other side, there's so much MORE to see!

Here's a nice long view with our triplets to the left, the hostess stand to the far right, and the bar along the center.

Another painting, easy to overlook if you're not paying attention, there are lots of details and colors all through Trader Dicks!

Even the kneeling Tikis tower over the booths.

Booths near the bar.