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Cocktails Illustration 1930sMenu illustrations can be elaborate or they can be extremely simple and striking like this one. It has been beautifully thought out by its creator and would make anyone want to drink a cocktail. The artist has used only four colors, simple line drawings and cocktails is written with a flourish. This 1930s image might have been used in the interior of a menu. Courtesy Lou Greenstein. Gallery quality Gicle print on natural white, matte, 100% cotton rag,

stuffed to overflowing with Roquefort cheese paste

The Neil House was torn down in the 1970s as part of a major downtown Columbus re-development

This is a 1960s menu from Johnny's Prime Steak House in Chicago

We think you could have dined there several times a month without having the same thing twice

Ireland - he liked the frog legs - and famed attorney Clarence Darrow ate a victory dinner at the restaurant at the end of the famous Leopold and Loeb murder trial

This whimsical image of a king lobster sitting on its throne was used on menu covers in the 1950s

This 1933 menu from the SS Lurline is strikingly modern

United States

Long Island

Dining cars became de rigueur and families that were traveling were well attended to

Pavement cafes like the Napolitain stayed open almost 24 hours

Chinatown ( 1974) and Bugsy ( 1991) as well as television Mad Men series

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