Midcentury Sign

I don't believe this restaurant has spruced up its appearance since 1950. In fact, I doubt they have changed the menu or decor since they first opened their doors.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Nice capture Allison. My thought is they must light it at night and it looks good then, so why bother sprucing it up just for the daytime?!

[Hillary Torrey]

I am sorta glad it hasn't. More character.

[Allison Williams]

@olivetreeann Just what my husband said!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@allie912 I guess I must say the obvious then: great minds think alike!

[Rick Schies]

It could use a bit of TLC

[Louise & Ken]

I don't typically go to a Chinese restaurant expecting ambiance, but if they've been around that long, I expect it says a great deal for the excellent dining experience!

[Mrs. Smith]

Is it still open? It's interesting how these old signs have become landmarks.

[Carole Imes]

I bet they have the best Chinese food ever! What a fabulous shot ... love that classic sign and the old brick. The new Chinese places could learn from this.....just not the same!

[Judi]

You've captured the character of this old sign.

[Phil Howcroft]

it does look very "run down" allison...i think this will work in monochrome too