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Here's The Munch Box, an old roadside stand that's been a Chatsworth landmark for almost 50 years. The Munchbox hamburger stand (circa 1956) has been added to the Cultural Heritage Commission's list of historic-cultural monuments. See Roadside Peek's Spotlight on the Munch Box here.
Here's a Taco Tio Hamburgers with its trademark cactus sign. Yep, just how many businesses can boast of both an easy off and on ramp. That sign is located right off the 5 freeway (just like the sign says) in La Mirada, CA. It isn't a restaurant anymore. I don't think it's been a restaurant since the 80's. It's now a used work truck lot. Many thanks to Stefanie Apel for above info.
Here's a Tacos to go sign that may be reminiscent of a neighbor taco chain.
Here's the old bucket and orange paint for Dinah's Chicken, a sign which at first glance will look like you've reached the home of the Colonel instead. The aroma of good ol' fried chicken will make you hungry for a bucket or two.
Serrano Tacos features a cool looking marquee out front, with what looks to be a grinning bandit.
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Tastee Freez
Here's
an original Tastee Freez. Located in Perris, drop by Tastee for a burger,
taco, or shake. It's on Fourth Street and Perris Boulevard and practically
screams 70s right down to the A-frame building! Many thanks to Ralph Squillace for info.
Queens (Closed)
which scream 60's/70's.
Unfortunately, this restaurant may not be around forever, judging by the
fencing around it. 03-05
Taco Tio (Closed)
Tacos
Dinah's Chicken
Serrano Tacos
