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
Gay and Larry's (Demolished)
Rubidoux, CA
Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Restaurant marquees in the shape of sombreros are always fun. Check out
this floating marquee for Gay and Larry's here.
Puerto Vallarta
Pomona, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Well, the business name says Puerto Vallarta, though the restaurant
marquee doesn't necessarily hint of its namesake.
Taco Tio (Closed) Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
Check out this cactus looking sign for the Taco Tio.
King Taco
Los Angeles, CA Photo by RoadsidePeek.com
King Taco is always a good stop, whether
for a scheduled meal or just a snack.
El Speedy
North Hollywood, CA Photo courtesy Tony Craig
The El Speedy Mexican Food restaurant in North Hollywood still features cactus shaped sign with an amusing graphic. 03-07
This neon sign for 
Gay and Larry's (Demolished)
Puerto Vallarta
Taco Tio (Closed)
El Speedy
The El Speedy Mexican Food restaurant in North Hollywood still features cactus shaped sign with an amusing graphic. 03-07
