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04-24-2007, 08:48 PM
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I was in Phoenix on business this week. a guy suggested we go to The Tilted Kilt for a few beers. Well Well, well. It had nothing to do with kilts, the young lasss whit pour and serve wear teenny wenny plaid skirts etc. Why did i not know what the place looked like before, I have seen mention of such a place in old posts. It is a chain, which means there may be one in the Boston area some day. one can dream cant they? great place for a kilt night. Bring some real kilts in to the place. One of the male employees did have a utilikilt type garment on. But the female staff, great scenery......WOW...
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04-24-2007, 08:51 PM
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I about to check a similar place out in town called "Up Yer Kilt"
I'll let you know how it turns out, possible SOKS kilt night
Cheers
Dave
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04-24-2007, 10:40 PM
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The distaff staff at the Flying Saucer in Memphis wear similar garb. A definite draw, not to mention the hundred-plus beers to choose from.
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04-24-2007, 11:10 PM
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My first experience with the Tilted Kilt was at the Las Vegas location this past Friday. A few X-Marks members and others got together for an impromptu kilt night. This is a pic that I posted in my Las Vegas thread...  |
04-25-2007, 07:39 AM
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Richland, thanks for the story. BUT when you are in & among such beauties ya' gotta post pix like Al G. Sporrano did  It's just the way it's done man  
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04-25-2007, 09:34 AM
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Sorry about the lack of pictures. I was on business and not even close to being kilted.
here is the link to the web site. http://www.tiltedkilt.com/
I'm getting them to open one in Boston area. Somehow!!!!
I'll bounce for them on weekends....For free!!
I did not dine there, anyone ever eaten there?
hows the food?
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04-25-2007, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Richland  I was in Phoenix on business this week. a guy suggested we go to The Tilted Kilt for a few beers... great place for a kilt night.... | Hey, Richland, the Tilted Kilt is indeed a great place for a kilt night (speaking from experience) & if you let us know that you'll be visiting our desert oasis, there's a number of us on this forum in the Phoenix area that I'm sure would be happy to greet & meet you there! 
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04-25-2007, 01:32 PM
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The best I could do was this photo from the Web site,.
As you can see the female staff wear tartan mini skirts. "and little else"
The sporran helps the look
I believe the male staff wear solid color kilts of some sort.
Thanks, Retro I will post if i travel to your location. I certainly would like to go back the the " Tilted kilt, fully kilted"....(say that 3 times fast!)
Thanks for the kilt nite photo Al G. looks like you all had a blast. 
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04-25-2007, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Al G. Sporrano My first experience with the Tilted Kilt was at the Las Vegas location this past Friday. A few X-Marks members and others got together for an impromptu kilt night. This is a pic that I posted in my Las Vegas thread... | Yikes!
mini-kilt + half shirt + belly = bad idea
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04-25-2007, 03:48 PM
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The first 3 weeks that the Tempe,Arizona "The Tilted Kilt" opened we had a kilt night to help them celebrate. There were about 20 of us in kilts. It was an absolutely awesome time. The owner of the bar ended up completely waiving everything we ate and drank, which totaled around $2000. we were completely blow away by his generosity. He continued to take care of us the next couple of weeks as well. I was thinking that this place was the most awesome place in the entire world.
Then one day after work i went by for a pint, and the owner started yelling at me saying "If I don't start seeing your friends in here on a regular basis, you can get the hell out of my bar and never come back." I was completely suprised. He had been nothing but absolutely cool with me up until this moment. We never asked him to spend all that money on us, but he was trying to make us feel extremely guilty about not spending 5-7 days a week at his pub.
I'm not trying to disuade anyone from going to the Tilted Kilt, I just wanted to send a warning out there, that if the owner starts buying you drinks, be ready for his wraith if he doesn't see you on a regular basis.
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