 |
Item ID | 156985 | |||
 |
Accession Number | BANC MSS 2010.546 |  |
similar items | |
|
Other Number | WJHC 2004.021 (legacy) | |
similar items | |
| · Number | WJHC 2004.021 | |
similar items | ||
| · Type | legacy | |
similar items | ||
|
Level of description | Collection | |
similar items | |
|
Author/Creator |  |
Bernstein's Fish Grotto (San Francisco, Calif.) | |
similar items |
|
Title | Bernstein's Fish Grotto menu | |
similar items | |
|
Filing Title | Bernstein's Fish Grotto menu | |
similar items | |
|
Extent and Quantity | 1 folder | |
similar items | |
|
Biographical History | Maurice Bernstein established his San Francisco restaurant, Bernstein’s Fish Grotto, in 1912 at 123 Powell Street, near the cable car turnaround, after having been successful running a small stall in Oakland. His restaurant was best known for its entrance—a ship’s prow extending over the sidewalk. It was a faithful imitation, in size and detail, of Christopher Columbus’s ship, the Nina. The interior also contained marine gear, tackle, and a gangway. The family ceased running the restaurant in 1982. | |
similar items | |
|
Scope and Content | An undated menu for Bernstein's Fish Grotto, which shows that the restaurant served a variety of seafood, including shellfish. | |
similar items | |
|
Link to this Item | http://magnesalm.org/notebook_fext.asp?site=magnes&book=156985 | |
similar items | |
|
Link to UC Berkeley OskiCat | http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/record=b18298730~S1 |
