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Eateries Main | Burger | Cafe | Coffee | Diner | Dogs | Drive-in | Fast
Food | Mexican See more neon eateries from Southern California at Roadside Peek's Neon Eateries San Diego.
Here's a neon photo of Ernie's at the Pomona Fairgrounds.
The Toad in the Hole is another neon eatery at the Pomona fairgrounds.
This Chris & Pitts lights up the sky with some authentic barbecue sauce.
Not sure why this crying fella has a pin on his nose at a restaurant. Update 10/02 : Twohey's was originally a drive-in burger stand/ restaurant complete with roller-skating car hops and window trays. Twohey's billed itself as the home of the stink-o burger, essentially a hamburger smothered with grilled onions. The character on the sign is the head of a waiter logo, who originally carried a tray with stink-o burger on it, hence the clothespin and tears. The stink-o and other burger stand fare are still available on the menu but sadly the car hops and drive-in are long gone and the restaurant has shifted to a family dining environment. Many thanks to Joseph McLaughlin for information above. 10-02
This neon sign for Tolteca features a tamale creatively places in the midst of a sign arrow. The neon still is in great condition.
The sign for the Talpa Mexican Food restaurant features a neon figure huddle under a cactus. This sign still lights up the roadside along the western part of Los Angeles.
The Hat features some of the best pastrami and neon around. The original Hat is still located in Alhambra.
Looking to grab a quick burger at night. Well, Johnny Rockets is one stop you can make.
Another good nighttime roadside stop is King Taco in East Los Angeles. Grab a few Al Pastor tacos and you're on your way.
(Right) Here's another shot of the Old Tony's sign at night. 10-06 Photo courtesy Kirk Maillet
Check out the vintage sign at the very first In-N-Out Burger location in Baldwin Park. Not sure if the clock still works, but the neon sure brightens up the sky.
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A survivor from the Redondo Beach Pier fire back in the
80's, this neon marquee for Tony's still lights up the boardwalk
at night.