Village Inn Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Village Inn Pizza Parlor was a chain of pizza restaurants that is believed to have been founded in 1963, however there are a few competing origin stories out there. Some say that the chain was first established in North Carolina in 1967, while another account suggests that the chain's origins began in Arizona in 1966. What we do know is that by 1969, the chain had over 70 locations across America, all with an iconic steeper-roofed architectural design. The restaurants appear to have been inspired by the design of Foxy's Restaurants, as both featured an A-frame style with a mix of rock and siding materials. While the chain is now long gone, several Village Inn Pizza Parlor locations are still in business today.
Description: The long gone Alpine Village Inn was located at 3003 Paradise Road, across the street from the Las Vegas Hilton. This famous place began serving German food in a downtown location in 1950, then moved four times before settling into its final location on Paradise, in 1970. This was a favorite place for locals and visitors alike to get a hot bowl of chicken soup, cold beer in a goblet, and seasoned cottage cheese to go with a small loaf of bread. The main 250-seat dining room was looked like of a Bavarian village, with wrought-iron grill-work, sloping roofs, the male staff workers all wore lederhosen and the waitresses wore long skirts like they just stepped off a St. Pauli Girl bottle.
Description: A retro-style emblem featuring a multi-story building with balconies and windows, characteristic of an alpine lodge. The text 'Willkommen' is displayed on a banner above. Prominently, 'Alpine Village Inn' is written in a bold, gothic-style font with a distressed texture. Below the building, 'Las Vegas' Finest Dining Since 1950' is inscribed.
Willkommen Alpine Village Inn Las Vegas Finest Dining Since 1950 Emblem Phone Case
by serviannamerch
$23
Description: A detailed, vintage-style emblem featuring a multi-story building with half-timbered architecture and ornate balconies. The text 'Rathskeller of the Alpine Village Inn' is arched above, and 'Willkommen' is on a banner below. At the very bottom, 'Las Vegas' Finest Dining Since 1950' is displayed. The color scheme is predominantly black, red, and yellow.
