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Eateries Main | Burger | Cafe | Coffee | Diner | Dogs | Drive-in | Fast
Food | Mexican
Here's a nice neon shot of the El Cholo Spanish Cafe marquee all lit up to catch the eye of potential customers.
Rae's historic 43-year old Googie era signage survives, defying Santa Monica's local sign ordinance banning free-standing and projecting signs.
Here's a nice dusk shot of Jack's in Whittier. Originally established in 1944, all the signage is original. Here's a shot of the other Jack's sign on the site.
UPDATE 09/10 : Jack's Salad Bowl is history. Gone. Demolished. Jack's Salad Bowl in Whittier, CA has been a Whittier Blvd landmark for decades. in 2006, Jack's closed and was being remodeled into a Mexican restaurant. The bulldozers came last week and all that's left is an fenced off lot of rubble. 09-10
Here's something new. The Norm's marquee for the La Cienega location is all lit up now.
Here's a nice shot of Goody's at night. The orange paint of the marquee gives the whole sign an overall glowing effect.
UPDATE 09/10 : Goody's closed down the San Gabriel location in January 2010 and has since moved to El Monte. 09-10
Ships is an institution among the classic coffee shops. However, unfortunately the last Ships went down in the mid-90's. From the jet set arrow to googie coffee shop architecture, Ships Coffee Shops were a classic example of the space age look.
The Apple Pan features a great looking neon sign in front of a restaurant that been around the area for about 50 years. This is a burger joint that has made its mark on L.A. residents for years.
The Hot n' Tot Grill features fine food and an impressive neon sign out front. Locals rave that this food has been good for many years.
Eateries Main | Burger | Cafe | Coffee | Diner | Dogs | Drive-in | Fast
Food | Mexican
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This is Chris & Pitts No. 4, oldest remaining Chris &
Pitts BBQ located at 9839 East Artesia Boulevard in Bellflower. Originally
a 1940's diner, Chris & Pitts' owner has since painted it to resemble
a log house so it is extremely unique. When you walk in, you're immediately
transported into the past! Super friendly service and good food!
