Vintage Restaurant Magnets

C. 1905 German poster depicting the devil cooling down with a frosty pint of beer from the Holle brewery of Southern Germany.

On the nowhere road again!! Digital Art Photomanipulation 2015

Pete's Diner - Retro Tee

A vintage photo of the pyramids of Giza taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer.

"Classic" in a fun font above a comic book like picture of a couple in a 1950's diner. Fun and nostalgic.

A logo similar to one from a restaurant that was a mainstay in Port Huron Michigan for several decades.

The Braum's Milk Bottle Building is an iconic structure located at NW 24th & Classen at the entry to the "Asian district" in the heart of Oklahoma City.

A restaurant in Paris. The dog who smokes.

Designed to emulate a classic diner mainstay.

The Cocoa Beach Mousetrap was one of the lost landmarks of the Space Race Era.

Bourgogne Wine France Beaune Pommard Chablis Meursault Bordeaux

At the corner of Yonge and Dundas, "Toronto's Smartest Tavern" from 1949 to 1974. This vintage design is rough and rustic, just like the original ad was.

For Jewish and non-Jewish customers alike, the Lincoln Del was a Minneapolis version of Cheers—at the Del everybody knew your name. Folks hardly minded waiting in line for the fresh caraway rye, the cabbage borscht, the corned beef sandwiches, or the towering strawberry shortcake because every visit was like a family reunion, complete with warm embraces, recounted stories, boisterous jokes, and—of course—plenty of amazing food. From modest beginnings as a bakery in 1930s north Minneapolis to a local chain of three bustling restaurants in St. Louis Park and Bloomington, the Lincoln Del was a neighborhood institution for decades.

Back in the days when people would not say ASS...they still found ways to insult eachother.

THE ORIGINAL MINDER BINDERS

The iconic Cadillac Cafe was open during the 1970s in the Birmingham, Alabama area of Five Points South. This design is a throwback to shirts worn by staff and on the menu.

THE ORIGINAL MINDER BINDERS

Hernandoz Hideaway

The Island Cafe (1937-1944), was Coronado’s first pre-tiki restaurant and bar. A popular little restaurant that was bought by John Douglas Jacks and remodeled in 1938 into a Hawaiian-themed restaurant and bar, the Island Cafe was located on the island just within eyesight of the Hotel del Coronado.

RIP to a real one, Pete Vonachen. Did so much for the city but who could forget that great food at the Junction?

tia and tamera from the 90s show sister,sister in a diner

This design is perfect for everyone

Remember Jumer's? I used to love those little sweet rolls, but not much else cuz I was a picky eater. And of course the giant bear in the hallway.

Celebrating the legendary sushi joint in Santa Monica

David Fong's sign

Ah, so many memories of drinking coffee and hanging out at Lums while growing up in Peoria. Enjoy the nostalgia!

Ghoulardi’s own secret forumula. Weirdly wonderful. And made only by Manners. 16 ounces of delicious devilment. Makes you feel glad you’re alive. Manners Big Boy.