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Eateries Main | Burger | Cafe | Coffee | Diner | Dogs | Drive-in | Fast
Food | Mexican
Check out this cactus looking sign for the Taco Tio.
Tacos Aztecas The Tacos Aztecas in Santa Fe Springs features a marquee with a large rounded arrow pointing the way into the eating area. This place is open 25 hours a day. And yes, you are now entering the Twilight Zone. Though these signs may still be somewhat common, it's a good example of the eye catching signage that helped business survive through the years.
Here's an interesting marquee for Pepe's. Not sure if it's an old or new sign. The guess here is that its new.
La Tolteca This neon sign for La Tolteca features a tamale creatively places in the midst of a sign arrow. The neon still is in great condition. La Tolteca Mexican Foods started its business making corn tortillas in 1948. In 1967, the restaurant opened up on Azusa Ave. Fortunately, the sign was kept and moved along with the business when Tolteca moved up along Azusa Ave several years ago. 09-10
The sign for the Talpa Mexican Food restaurant features a neon figure huddle under a cactus.
Hungry for a good bit to eat? Then check out the La Paloma Mexican Food restaurant.
A good roadside find, the Las Palmas Restaurant serves up food to hungry patrons in San Bernardino, CA. This sign has nice features including a red arrow, a medieval looking axe on top, and a rustic lamp on the bottom.
Check out this cactus shaped sign for Las Carnitas. This family restaurant features little pork meats as described on the sign. 04-06
(Near right) A close-up of the El Speedy sign
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The El Speedy Mexican Food restaurant in North Hollywood still features cactus shaped sign with an amusing graphic. 03-07