Chicken Boy - Los Angeles, CA - Vintage Restaurant - Unisex Hoodie roller Black line art in a

Black line art in a vintage hand-drawn style depicts a 1950s housewife in a checkered dress and apron

with large cream text reading "TOSCHE STATION" and smaller text reading "POWER CONVERTERS & SHIP PARTS" below

Booger eating half the inventory while Poindexter calculates optimal crust crimping angles to six decimal places is exactly the small business energy Tri-Lambda was destined for

Cousin Eddie's gift-giving philosophy peaks at "the gift that keeps on givin' throughout the year

Illinois brought pure joy to thousands of kids and then quietly became a carpet warehouse

Chicken Boy - Los Angeles, CA - Vintage Restaurant - Unisex Hoodie roller Black line art in aChicken Boy stood on South Broadway in Los Angeles, a beloved roadside figure that became a cultural landmark from the 1960s onward. More than a fried chicken joint, it represented the quirky, larger than life spirit of mid century Los Angeles street culture. Some restaurants feed a neighborhood, but Chicken Boy fed its mythology. Part of our Vintage Restaurant collection, celebrating the classic American menus of yesteryear. The Details: Red hand