Restaurant Mugs

Olean, New York's The Old Library Logo

Louis Italian American Restaurant

"The only thing we serve is tongue" Astoria, Oregon

Lee Ho Fook Chinese Restaurant Soho, London. The famous restaurant that gained 2 Michelin Stars. Cool, new, popular, recent, trending, top pick, best seller, top seller, editors pick, number 1 ranked, hot, recommended, liked, great artwork, t-shirt design, must-have, recommended choice, featured, All designs, best selling t-shirt graphics, best trending

Try our city beef!

Chi-Chi's Restaurant Retro Vintage

Pick up a pangalactic gargleblaster and a shirt lol

I hear they have the old-fashioned toilets with the chain and the box. perfect for hiding a gun.

This is a design for anyone who loves Chinese Restaurants

Now serving pizza, ice cream, dirty water and tongue.

Makes a great birthday or christmas gift for any cooking lover, head chef, waitress, food scientist, cookbook author, butcher, restaurant chef, pastry chef, baker, bakeshop owner, foodie or restaurant owner. Funny chef quote.

Lee Ho Fook’s Vintage

"It's wet 'aint it? Drink it! The Fratelli's Family Restaurant - Proudly serving pizza, ice cream, tounge and dirty water since 1985.

Vintage Chinese Restaurant. it became the first Chinese restaurant in the United Kingdom to be awarded! Lee Ho Fook.

Coffee restaurant Paris

Isometry design of an imaginary restaurant.

Bali Hai Chinese Restaurant red tiki

Remembering Bill Knapp’s Restaurants. If you traveled in the Midwest or Florida, it’s a good bet you ate a meal at Bill Knapp’s. At the height of its popularity, Bill Knapp’s operated 69 restaurants. The fare included steak, fish and fried chicken, au gratin potatoes, ham croquettes, cole slaw and those glorious, golden Bill Knapp’s biscuits. They also had meals in a basket, including the “Glorified Steakburger” that weighed in at a third of a pound and cost $1.95. And birthdays were a Bill Knapp specialty. The percentage you saved on your meal was equal to your age, For those of us who came of age in that era, a trip to Bill Knapp’s was a family tradition we’ll never forget.

A great logo of a great restaurant based on a napkin I got there as a kid. This is a must do for me at every Disney's Hollywood studios visit!

It's the official Sonny Eclipse Intergalactic Tour shirt! Featuring the biggest little star in the galaxy along with the amazing Astro Organ!

Doggie Diner was a local fast food chain serving hot dogs and hamburgers in San Francisco that operated from 1948 to 1986. At one time there were 30 locations around the San Francisco Bay Area, mostly concentrated in San Francisco and were quite iconic with their giant fiberglass doggie heads on their signs. This version of the Doggie Diner design includes an embellished version of their original logo. This Doggie Diner Vintage design includes a realistic distressing to make it look like an old school original, but if you'd like a new looking version, check out my shop as I've got one!

Pickle Bill's Bar-B-Q opened its doors in 1941 at 2712 Pico Blvd in Santa Monica. From the sawdust-covered floors to the giant pickle on the restaurant's marquee, Pickle Bill's truly was 'soooo different' from every other establishment at the time. It offered a true roadhouse experience right in town that managed to do the impossible by attracting raucous crowds and families alike. Of course, it wasn't just the experience that drew them in - it was the food. Aside from all kinds of barbeque, Pickle Bill's menu included steaks, seafood, and their famous French dip sandwiches.

Shown in the curing process is this plentiful supply of freshly harvested garlic bulbs. Photographed in late summer in a lovely garden along the shoreline of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes).

Patrons were incredibly loyal to The Broken Drum on Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica and were shaken when the restaurant closed in 1986, according to local newspaper reports we've seen. The hamburger joint was a long-standing institution and is even now remembered fondly by former customers. With its open fire and wood-burning ovens and fresh flowers on every table, the restaurant served food until 4am and many aspiring actors and actresses used it as a place to meet and fret about their careers. The menu cover, showing a clown beating a broken drum, with the words "you can't beat it," is thought to be from the 1940s.

A collection of tools in a crest - originally drawn ink on bristol for 2020's Inktober prompt "Chef." The perfect gift for the chef in your life!

Le Week-End is a small restaurant and café located along Blvd Henry IV as you walk from Place De La Bastille towards the Institute Du Monde Arabe. (IMA). There is nothing posh about the "Week-End". It is not a Hipster bar, or a wannabe lounge or an Organic-ethical-yoga-compatible food for the body and soul... Hell No! It is just what it should be. A simple, authentic and no bullshit real Parisian café - you know, the ones that used to be all around Paris before the Starbucks invasion. It is a place with great atmosphere where you can enjoy good food, good wine and good coffee. Definitely a place worth visiting if you want to get away from tourist traps and enjoy a taste of actual Parisian life. And when you are visiting Pari...

A la mere de famille

Down at the les deux palais by Loui Jover

A Place to gather with family and friends since 1954. Erie, PA

Make your chest taste better by adding a bundle of fresh herbs!

Chubby cats work together in sushi workshop to cook tamago sushi (Egg Omelette Sushi).

A perfect gift for any fan of the bear, the note that Michael left Carmen, in his handwriting.

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Boars nest shirt. From Hazzard County.

Jade Pagoda Restaurant Seattle Jimmy Woo's Jade Pagoda! This #Broadway institution was opened in 1943 by the Woo family, and (intentionally) didn't change much over its 6+ decades, with a rotary payphone, a killer jukebox & signature neon "Cocktails" sign. With cheap, stiff AF drinks & loyal regulars, Jade Pagoda had that old working-class #CapitolHill character & was part of a (now seemingly dying) breed of mid-century Chinese American restaurants/lounges/cocktail bars in #Seattle.

Yes. First Time.