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diners were seated on balconies or around the dance floor
The entrance to Bernstein's fish Grotto faithfully follows in size and detail "The Nina
Some even used the ban on female guests as a marketing ploy
This was a restaurant more than a tearoom
Nankin, Chicago/Minneapolis, 1941 Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) diners were seated on balconies"Where cooking is an art and service is a pleasure" says this lovely and delicate 1941 menu from The Nankin restaurant which had locations in Chicago and Minneapolis. The interior menu is beautifully illustrated too, with pictures of Chinese pagodas, Chinese lanterns, a fisherman and a Chinese lady serving a pot of steaming rice. As always in this era, Chinese restaurants served American and Chinese food to cater to all tastes. The Nankin also had its
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