When announced in , it even found its way into the New York Times. Berry, who is also an activist raising money for various social causes, spoke with Eater on Thursday, saying that several people told Allison about their concerns about how a white woman opening a tiki bar was harmful to BIPOC in the community.
Allison elected to ignore them for six years, Berry says. Rum is the entire engine that tiki is built upon, and Berry points out that without slavery, the spirit would not exist. Additionally, the bar has a new no-tipping policy. The prices on the menu may seem higher than Lost Lake patrons remember, which is to offset the no-tipping policy.
Lost Lake was selling cocktails to-go through its walk-up window during the pandemic. The bar has also added a seat patio, a converted gangway behind the bar that takes reservations. She draws a comparison to the comeback of nearby Fat Rice , the maligned restaurant that closed last year and reopened this summer under a new name.
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