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Oscar's, San Diego 1940sFamous for its massive malts and double deck hamburgers, there were six Oscars drive in coffee shops in San Diego where carhops servers on roller skates would bring food to your car. Black and white photographs on the internet show the Oscars at El Cajon Blvd with candy striped awnings and weve no idea why a parade of elephants embossed on the entrance wall. Apparently, locals nicknamed it the circus, due to the animal posters inside and out. Robert O

The original 3

envisioned through the Transcontinental Railroad Act

it offered 450 rooms with starting prices of $2

000 who marveled at the hotel’s amenities such as an indoor golf course

with a journey that takes in some of the most beautiful views in England and lasts for about five hours

Cocktail time

The infamous gangster John Dillinger often dined at J

which had not been trademarked by the gossip columnist for the New York Journal American M

the modern roadside version of the ‘60s and – optimistically – future Pig Stands operating in Space

"From now till Victory we will go on serving you to the best of our ability

Its unusual name came about because the owners of Esquire Magazine

a French épicerie and café