Trader Vic’s Returns to Its Oakland Roots

Trader Vic’s Returns to Its Oakland Roots

By Special to The Post Oakland has always been a city of innovators, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and world-class hospitality. Trader Vic’s—the birthplace of the original Mai Tai – first opened in Oakland back in 1934 on San Pablo Avenue, long before becoming an internationally recognized global brand.  More than 50 years after it moved to Emeryville, Trader Vic’s is returning to its roots. Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee touts the return as another vi…

Hudson debuts hybrid concept combining Trader Vic’s and Plum Market at Oakland Airport

Located airside in Terminal 2, the 6,000sq ft, 136-seat Trader Vic’s outpost offers a full-service restaurant and bar experience, while Plum Market offers fresh, natural, organic and locally-sourced foods in its adjacent store.

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