Open my dictionary to the word “compromise” and you will find a picture of the Covina Bowl. In its heyday, this 1956 bowling alley, with...

Cantalini’s is the kind of vintage neighborhood restaurant we love. Dining here feels like nothing much has changed since it first opened...

We travel to Las Vegas at least once a year, and each time we visit we tiptoe downtown in trepidation and fear that the Peter Pan Motel,...

The Mob Museum experience truly starts at the front door, due to the wonderful building it is housed in. Neoclassical in style, this...

Tucked behind the Las Vegas Strip, in a car park that barely smells of pee at all, and where only a few bums hang out, lies one of the...

Abandoned, in the middle of the Mojave Desert, sits the glamorous yet rotting corpse of Arnes Royal Hawaiian Motel. Built in 1957, this...

There are a million fun and retro things to see and do at the TWA hotel at JFK airport. Your eyes will bug out of your head a million...

Originally called the "La Mirada Drive-In Movie Theatre", this glorious relic of days gone by first opened in 1953. Built on 18 acres,...

This statue of Sonny Bono perched on the edge of a fountain, stroking a large pot, seems to also be awkwardly inviting you to sit on his...

Meet the very Dapper Mr. Milk Bottle. He may have seen better days, but he’s still smiling, doffing his top hat to passersby, and...

Great things about arriving at LAX - the airports' space age theme building is the first thing you see, then if you start driving in one...

The Jolly Jug boasts one of our favorite signs in EVER. It was so fabulous, it was even hard to be mad that we just ate lunch before we...

It’s an arrow, it’s big, and it’s red …. and it’s called the Big Red Arrow. It was built in 1957, and honestly, only enhances the “Red...

It’s Volkswagen dreams, and tarantula nightmares outside a disused auto shop on the outskirts of Palm Springs. This 28-foot-tall...

Behold the gorgeous white art deco behemoth that is the Seven Up Bottling Plant in Bakersfield. And the sparkling tiara on top of the...

Needles, California has rolled out the welcome wagon for you — literally! The fabulous Welcome to Needles covered wagon sign is located...

If you’ve ever watched the 1960’s sitcom “I Dream of Jeannie”, then you’re going to experience a little bit of Deja vu as you approach...

1960’s pop singer Don Ho, famed for his velvet voice and Hammond Organ sounds, must be one of Hawaii’s most famous exports. His kitschy...

As soon as we saw this old school vintage restaurant on an episode of TV’s “The Lincoln Lawyer”, we knew we had to find it. Walk in the...

We first spied The Dresden Room in a movie that we love, 1996’s “Swingers”. You might have spotted The Dresden in one of a million other...