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10/14/2019 Prospective customers at Tatiana restaurant on the Brighton Beach boardwalk. Sony a7. 7Artisans 35mm 1:2.0.
Menu and wine glass detail: an extract of standard - Detalles de carta y vaso de vino: un extracto de Standard
Menu, Brasserie Atlas, Saint-Germain-des-Près, Paris, France
Photo was taken during a release Photo with "Le Bol Qui Fume".
Photo a été prise lors d'une sortie Photo avec "Le Bol Qui Fume".
I think these are part of the menu written in Kanji @ Umu Japanese restaurant in Dusit Thani Hotel, Makati
In the early part of the 20th century, the Hotel St. Catherine was an exclusive resort hotel on Santa Catalina Island that was a favorite of Hollywood stars and movie moguls. Built in 1917-1918 to replace the Hotel Metropole, which burned during the terrible fire of November 1915 that destroyed almost a third of the town, the St. Catherine was an elegant getaway for nearly 30 years. During World War II, the hotel was requisitioned by the military for troop housing. Locals note that the grand lady never quite recovered her glamour after that, and the hotel was closed in 1966.
This is a luncheon menu from Tuesday, October 10, 1922, offering abalone chowder, baked marlin a la creole, curried chicken giblets, veal with raisin dressing, a cold service of roast beef, ox tongue, sardines, and cervelat (German preserved sausage), and for dessert, pear water ice with cake, and something called "cupid chips."
It appears that the menu could be mailed as a postcard by folding it along indicated lines and sealing it with a brightly-colored "Catalina Island" sticker. The address flap has been removed, along with the half of the sticker that adhered to it - the remaining half obscures part of the text on the back, which lists "Things to Do at Catalina," including glass bottom boat trips, fishing, scenic tours, hiking, dancing, horseback riding, and "bathing" (i.e., swimming.)
The menu measures 5.5"x9" (3"x5.5" folded.) There is evidence on the left side that it has been feasted on by enterprising mice, who perhaps thought they were going to get to taste some of the delightful items listed. The back has lost some of its text, but the front side with its wonderful graphic elements and quintessentially Art Deco design in vivid blue and yellow is clean and unmarred except for the mouse-nibbles.
Restaurant Menu graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/restaurant-menu/ in EPS (vector) format.
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Alain Menu leads early on in the 1997 Bathurst 1000. Here the Williams Renault Laguna has just reached the top of the spectacular Mt. Panorama circuit.
LAB is a coffee & drink shop in Athens. Its owners being originally electricians and carpenters have transformed the space with DIY decorations and gadgets. The menu reflects the environment of the space using DIY instructive illustrations from vintage greek educational manuals.
Lunch time while waiting for lunch (again)....
iPhone camera app shot cropped to 1:1 and post processed in Snapseed