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The Lockview Restaurant is located in Sault Ste Marie, MI. Although next door to the Lockview Motel, is not owned by the same people. It did not take much investigation to figure out where the neon from the sign went since the neon in the window is the same script as what's on the sign. The Lockview serves fresh Lake Superior whitefish (served 5 different ways) and lake perch. Friday nights have several whitefish specials. 12-08
Marro's Restaurant is located in downtown Saugatuck just a block off of the older US 31 alignment. Marro's serves pizza and Italian cuisine. 12-08
(Near right) The sign over the door (Far right) The neon sign for Nick's Kitchen that was recently put up
Check out the interior of Emil's Steer Inn. This old restaurant located in Columbus, OH is gone and replaced with a Church's Fried Chicken. Here's a look at what Emil's Steer Inn looked like at night. The postcard read "Nationally Known Drive In, Sandwich Shop and Restaurant. The Nation's newest and most ultra-modern eating place. Dedicated to the serving of delicious food, fine pastries, and rich French ice cream. A popular slogan here is: "Steer out to Emil's Steer Inn" 4484 East Main Street, U. S. 40 East, Columbus, Ohio". 02-09
Russell's Bar-B-Q is known in the Chicago area for its ribs. The neon lettering was working in full during the evening when this shot was taken. 02-09
The Vierling Restaurant has been a local landmark in Marquette, MI since 1868. Today, the former Vierling Saloon is now called the Vierling Restaurant & Marquette Harbor Brewery. 05-09
The Pig-Hip Restaurant is a landmark that's about as much a part of Route 66 lore as any eatery found off the Mother Road. The Pig-Hip was first opened by Ernie Edwards in 1937 and served hungry locals and tourists alike until closing in 1991. The site of the restaurant was to become the site of a Route 66 museum until being lost in a devastating fire on March 5, 2007. 02-09
Zehnder's is a roadside institution in Frankenmuth, MI. According to the Zehnder's website, the origins of Zehnder's dates back to 1928 when Zehnder's Hotel opened by serving chicken dinners to hungry patrons for $1 per person. These days, the familiar neon sign still graces the Zehnder's site. 06-09
The Bavarian Inn is an old restaurant that dates back under this name to 1959, though previously affiliated with the Zehnder's restaurant above. Three generations of the Zehnder family are involved in the operations of the Bavarian Inn today. More information can be found at the Bavarian Inn website. 06-09
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