Advertising Menu newest Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &.BROADWAY Denver C
Advertising Menu newest Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &.BROADWAY Denver C, Vintage Advertising Menu Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 /PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &BROADWAY Denver Colorado8x10 Framed in artwork could be removedWow.
Product code: Advertising Menu newest Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &.BROADWAY Denver C
Vintage Advertising Menu Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 /PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &.BROADWAY newest Denver Colorado 8x10 Framed in artwork could be removed Wow! What interesting history behind this little menu from Denver Colorado. It is painted in black and white 3100 E. COLFAX/PICK-A-RIB/SPEER & BROADWAY. This was a Barbecue Car Hop, which started in 1940-1945. Some older Denver residents have such a fond memory of this place. They said that it was owned by an Ike and Lil Levitt, a Jewish couple who ran the place with the cook being a huge, Black man, who was a very imposing figure, so it was told! The color scheme of the restaurant was black and white, which makes sense with the menu. I think it closed down in the 1950's at some time. It was known to have the best barbecue in town. The building is now Annie's restaurant at the Colfax location and the Speer and Broadway location is business office space now. Pick-A-Rib" later moved to the "Monaco Bowling Lanes" at Leetsdale & Monaco called "Dave & V.
Vintage Advertising Menu Barbecue Car Hop 1940-1945 /PICK-A-RIB/SPEER &.BROADWAY newest Denver Colorado 8x10 Framed in artwork could be removed Wow! What interesting history behind this little menu from Denver Colorado. It is painted in black and white 3100 E. COLFAX/PICK-A-RIB/SPEER & BROADWAY. This was a Barbecue Car Hop, which started in 1940-1945. Some older Denver residents have such a fond memory of this place. They said that it was owned by an Ike and Lil Levitt, a Jewish couple who ran the place with the cook being a huge, Black man, who was a very imposing figure, so it was told! The color scheme of the restaurant was black and white, which makes sense with the menu. I think it closed down in the 1950's at some time. It was known to have the best barbecue in town. The building is now Annie's restaurant at the Colfax location and the Speer and Broadway location is business office space now. Pick-A-Rib" later moved to the "Monaco Bowling Lanes" at Leetsdale & Monaco called "Dave & V.