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The Smoke House, Burbank 1970sThe Smoke House was established in 1946 in Burbank, California, and local celebs Bob Hope and Bing Crosby famous for their On The Road movies were among those who attended the opening night. The restaurant seated only 46 patrons, however, and soon owners Jack Monroe, Jim Stockton and Bill Storey were looking for larger premises. They found it in the former Red Coach Inn, originally built in 1947 by Danny Kaye but never opened as a restaurant because

The couple had nine children and Prince Albert was her trusted political advisor until his death in 1861 from typhoid fever

Alternatively they could give a general idea of the meal they required leaving the details to be decided by the maître d'hôtel

accompanied by a unicorn

By the 1950s there were 320 Van de Kamp bakeries and coffee shops from California to Washington

The new owners were Robert Howard

subdued lights

Cocktail time

This was a hearty dinner menu which included items such as assorted cold meats

there was a lot of fun on board

The Air Traffic Control Tower is operated by the Federal Aviation Administration

This 1938 drinks menu in art deco style features an extraordinary creature that is half woman and half devil

a couple of doors from Pimm's Head Office in the City of London