Hoefly's Cocktail Kiss, Long Beach, California 1930s

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Hoefly's Cocktail Kiss, Long Beach, California 1930sHoeflys Restaurant: Julius Hoefly, a German immigrant, opened this popular steak and ribs restaurant in Long Beach, California, in the early 1930s. According to the local newspaper, it served enormous steaks that made strong men drool incontrollably. After his death in a boating accident, the restaurant was taken over by two brothers Irving and Al Solomon who kept the great food but modernized the restaurant and opened a second Hoeflys. We have

The Ivy's fortunes waxed and waned but its boom years came around again in the 1990s when Hollywood stars such as George Clooney

Whenever we saw one of the striking men coming

The haughty and cheerful expression on the waiter's face is also terrific

This 1942 menu features a lobster with a glass of wine

with many “fake European touches

and the restaurant became a culinary landmark in Baltimore

org: "One of the first good fish eating places upon approaching Fisherman’s Wharf is the Neptune at 2737 Taylor Street

Escoffier died in 1935 but his Le Guide Culinaire remains an influential textbook on cooking and chefs throughout the world continue to follow the rules he laid down

The property

since 1992

Buenos Aires was known as "the Paris of South America" in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and restaurants catered to the whims and desires of very wealthy clientele

" A huge neon sign advertised its presence

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