We love our ethnic restaurants and greasy spoon restaurants because each one is independent and unique. One way they express their individuality is through their amusing and sometimes grammatically-challenged signs.
Here's a sampling of ones I've noticed in the Toronto area recently. If you have some photos of amusing signs in restaurants, please send them to me at [email protected].
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| "Latinos: Trudeau forever in our hearts!" at Segovia Meat Market in Kensington. |
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| Segovia's Meat Market borrows a page from Honest Ed |
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| Segovia's Meat Market |
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| Next door at El Gordo in Kessingthon Market |
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| The Japanese equivalent of A&W's Mama and Papa burgers, at Cafe Green Tea at JTown Mall |
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| Not clean fish heads at United supermarket in London, Ont. (Click for larger image) |
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| Reputable since 1955 at the Vesta Lunch at Dupont and Bathurst |
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| Dine on credit at the Vesta Lunch |
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The Vesta Lunch is tops for signs all 'round! Notice their very own sign with the words "Char Brolied"? Best spelling mistake in the city, I think. Makes me smile every time I walk by. :)
ReplyDeleteFunny! I didn't notice that.
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