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Eateries Main | Burger
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Food | Mexican
Remember the old Shakeys Pizza joints with Mr. Shakey himself adorning the sign. Culver City, famous for preservation of historical sites, is home to one of these. If you're ever driving up Washington Boulevard, don't forget to give Mr. Shakey a wave. He may actually tip his chefs hat at you. Wouldn't that be a sight to see? Shakeys Pizza was founded by Sherwood "Shakey" Johnson in 1954 in a remodeled grocery store in Sacramento. On the first night it opened, Sherwood played the piano and his partner Ed Plummer served only beer...since their pizza ovens were not yet completed. Don't forget to order Shakey's famous MoJo Potatoes!
Little Pietro's Pizza features a little Italian chef merrily carrying his pizza in one hand on its marquee. Featuring the self proclaimed "world's greatest pizza," little Pietro's may be worth a shot when you're in town.
This Casa Bianca pizza joint looks somewhat like one of the The Hat locations found in Southern California.
Here's a nice classic sign for a pizza joint. Domenico's Pizza features a nice mid-century looking sign.
Hungry for some pizza and looking to also check out a rather rotund king character? Well, then, Pizza King in Long Beach is the place to go.
Here's the vintage sign for the Shakeys Pizza located in Garden Grove, CA. This sign, though still quite visible throughout the area, has been around for decades.
Here's an old sign for Me N' Ed's Pizza Parlor. This sign always resembled the Shakey's signs with its colors and shape. 04-06
Eateries Main | Burger
| Cafe | Coffee | Diner
| Dogs | Drive-in | Fast
Food | Mexican
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