Diner Posters and Art Prints

Hot dog and mustard bottle kawaii food characters holding hands

One of a few logo designs for Mercy's Jamaican Kitchen of Columbus Georgia!

MAC & CHEESE

Our Coffee Urns High Praise

The perfect gift for a friend or relative who is always just a little bit too salty! Inspired by those little packets of salt from your favourite diner/restaurant.

Mc Moon

This hip blue cat is just chilling at the cafe with a cup of black coffee.

Coffee Dan's roots go back to when Daniel Davis, aka Coffee Dan, opened a cabaret in San Francisco in 1879 in the basement below his coffee shop. Eventually, Dan, and later his son, John, focused on the coffee shop and shuttered the cabaret. During WWII, war production saw a demand for 24-hour diners, and Coffee Dan’s began opening several locations in Los Angeles. Open all day, every day, the diners became popular with night shift workers during the war, and continued to be the hang-out spot for late night revelers post-war. Other locations opened around the country, and followed the same formula, but by the end of the '70s, all Coffee Dan’s closed. This design is based on the early '60s rebrand, which saw Coffee Dan as a cartoon mascot.

The Olympia Restaurant was a fictional Brooklyn greasy spoon featured in a recurring SNL sketch. The owner was Greek, as were several of his employees. The skit was based on customers discovering only three items on the restaurant's long menu could actually be ordered successfully: a cheeburger, cheeps, and Petsi. Those who ordered french fries got the response, "No fries! Cheeps!" Most famously, if a customer complained about having to order a cheeseburger, Pete would point out all the other customers enjoying said dish, e.g. "Too early for cheeburger? Look! [pointing around restaurant] Cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger! Eh?"

In 1962, Enrico Banducci drove past an unusual looking shuttered gas station at Columbus and Jackson in San Francisco. His friend Morgan Montague remarked, “what a great hamburger stand that would make.” A few months later, Montague and Banducci opened a 24-hour hamburger stand at the same spot, calling it Clown Alley. The triangular café, on the edge of San Francisco's North Beach’s bar scene, became a wildly popular late-night hangout as people leaving the bars craved a greasy burger. With the success of Clown Alley, the duo opened a second location at Lombard and Divisadero, but soon their partnership dissolved, with each of them taking a location, and now there were two burger stands called Clown Alley less than two miles apart.

Waddle's was a popular restaurant in Portland, Oregon that opened their doors in 1945. Located on Highway 99 opposite Jantzen Beach Park, approaching the Interstate Bridge between Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington, the restaurant that was part drive-in and part dine-in was a landmark eatery. The Waddle's family opened two other Portland locations, but the original was considered the best of the bunch for nearly 60 years before closing in 2006.

More coffee? 🐸☕

I'm hungry for some Chinese cuisine. You know what would be great? A buffet with those tongs to pick up any food I want. This design has that tong on it? Well gotta have it then!

Monty's Talk of the Town Defunct Restaurant Calif

On the nowhere road again!! Digital Art Photomanipulation 2015

Drink in the mid Century modern style with this C&C Retro original illustration.

Randy's Restaurant was a kitschy 24-hour restaurant in Tukwila, Washington with an aeronautical theme that served up classic American diner food for 40 years before closing their doors for good. Whether you were a pilot, engineer, or just visiting the museum of flight, Randy's was the go-to spot for breakfast any time of the day, any time of the year. With countless aircraft models hanging from the ceiling and artifacts donated by commercial and military pilots who frequented the establishment, the place was filled with eye candy that was almost as good as the food.

Tasty hamburger design. Perfect for food lovers.

Restaurant / Bar (Dark Tee Version)

Mustard Onion Chili Cole Slaw

Designed to emulate a classic diner mainstay.

The best place to go to for watch repairs and brain surgery.

The Wheel Cafe

Girl waiting for her croquettes.

Retro Juke Box

Retro Defunct Hi-Lo Club Oklahoma Bar Sign

Sea Food AND Steaks-Chops. What a time to be alive!

Gilmore Girls Luke’s diner sign digital ilustration

Protect her from Sylar at all costs.

After The Prom 1957 - Norman Rockwell

Fun illustration of two cartoon salamander ladies dancing.

Original artwork from Horrifying Hot Sauce's Buffet for Sheetar sauce

Porky's Smoke Shack BBQ Restaurant Retro Vintage USA United States Piggly Wiggly Pig Pork Bacon Sausage Meat

A t-shirt from the one and only Cretaceous Charlie's! Best burgers since the Jurassic Period. Remember our burgers are meteor (meatier...get it) than the competitions.

By popular demand, an old classic. The Pewter Pot Muffin House in Lexington, MA!

For those who take breakfast seriously!