Restaurant Art Hats
Description: Wolfie's was a popular chain of Jewish delis in Miami Beach, Florida, known for its delicious sandwiches, platters, and pastries located at the intersection of 172nd Street and Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. It opened in May 1954 and closed on March 30, 2008. Sporting a large neon sign in the front, the building was designed in the 1950s Miami Modern style.
Description: This vintage-style design pays homage to iconic Chinese restaurant aesthetics, featuring a majestic traditional dragon, bold typography, and circular geometric borders inspired by classic takeout visuals. With the words “Chinese Restaurant – Best Food · Best Wine – Est. 1982”, it gives off strong nostalgic vibes while celebrating rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re a fan of Asian cuisine, Chinese culture, or retro food-themed art, this design fits perfectly for casual wear, restaurant staff, or collectors of novelty food prints.
Description: Long known as the craziest restaurant in Spokane, Washington, Cyrus O'Leary's might be best described as a restaurant disguised as an antique menagerie. Established in 1980 on the corner of Main and Stevens in the heart of Downtown Spokane, the restaurant's interior was adorned with hundreds of antiques, curiosities, oddities, and one of a kind, original sculptures. Of course, decor can only take a place so far, but thankfully for Cyrus O'Leary's, their kitchen turned out an expansive menu that kept folks coming back for decades. It also didn't hurt that their top shelf bar offered over 300 specialty drinks and hosted a regular late night happy hour.
Description: Dive into the fusion of Japanese culture with this Hattori Hanzo Sword & Sushi design. Featuring a fierce samurai mask with crossed katanas, this artwork celebrates the legendary warrior and sushi chef. Perfect for fans of Japanese mythology and traditional art, this design is ideal for decorating sushi restaurants or adding a touch of samurai spirit to your collection.
Description: Crave some competitive fun? This bold food challenge burger design is made for foodies who love a good contest. Featuring a massive cheeseburger bursting with toppings and a retro-style badge that reads “Food Challenge,” it's perfect for burger fans, competitive eaters, and lovers of quirky food culture. Great for shirts, stickers, or restaurant-themed gear. Massive burger design for food challenge lovers and competitive eaters—perfect for foodie-themed apparel and gifts.
Description: Step back to the 1950s with our Highland Barbeque design, celebrating a beloved Birmingham institution. This classic spot offered Southern BBQ, Famous Steak Sandwiches, and hearty Chili. Wear it proudly to honor its vintage charm and culinary legacy. Perfect for foodies and history buffs alike.
