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01 of 14Harry Harrison’s 1957 Chips diner, with its standout signage featuring individual letters on five steel-mesh drums
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02 of 14Fancy a burger? Bob’s Big Boy in Burbank
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03 of 14The former Witch Stand, now a health-food shop
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04 of 14The celebrated Armét & Davis coffee shop
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05 of 14The newly opened Mel’s Drive-In with its preserved penguin mascot
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06 of 14UFO shapes at Dinah’s
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07 of 14Pann’s is run by the son of the original owners
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08 of 14Dining in at Bob’s Big Boy
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09 of 14Rae’s Restaurant in Santa Monica
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10 of 14Chips diner features retro interiors
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11 of 14Snug Harbor, an example of counter-style diners of the 1940s
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12 of 14Owner Jim Poulos has been fixing the lighting and banquettes at Pann’s to return them to their 1950s best
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13 of 14The oldest remaining McDonald’s, in Downey, has a Googie vibe
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14 of 14Double-deck hamburger? Sure
