Ollie Hammond's Steak Houses, Los Angeles 1948

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Ollie Hammond's Steak Houses, Los Angeles 1948Ollie Hammond's Steak Houses were Los Angeles institutions. Open 24 hours and popular with businessmen, actors and families. Legendary newspaper columnist and radio personality Walter Winchell was a regular. Famous for its legendary steaks and burgers it also served one of the finest baked potatoes to be found on the west coast. Oddly, the creator of the map that was the Ollie Hammond's menu cover art has moved downtown Los Angeles to just inland from

there was room for only 38 passengers on board but their accommodation was luxurious

Seats had been removed so a piano fitted on board

packed full of food illustrations

Coffee Dan’s was one of the most popular nightclubs in the world during the Prohibition era when alcohol could not be served publicly

Patterson in his fine book

asks one of the children

The interior of this beautifully illustrated menu features a mermaid waitress and a fiendish and bearded merman chef while the front cover is stylishly minimal

The Brooklyn location was smaller and was famous for its cocktails - 55 are on this drinks list - served with a flourish at the bar

in colors of turquoise

steaks and seafood

Sammy Davis Jr

Grand Central Terminal was constructed on the site of the former Grand Central Depot

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