Wimpy's Inn, San Francisco 1930s Paris You didn’t necessarily go there

You didn’t necessarily go there for the food

But before the first tea shop opened

Ladies with rosy cheeks and beefy men think only of pleasure

"OPEN ALL NIGHT

Wimpy's Inn, San Francisco 1930s Paris You didn’t necessarily go therePopeye, the cartoon character created by the American artist E. C. Segar, first appeared in a comic strip in 1929. His best friend was J. Wellington Wimpy, a deadbeat guy who loved hamburgers as much as the pugnacious Popeye loved spinach. Both became wildly popular comic strip characters. This menu cover comes from the famous Wimpy's Inn which operated in two locations in San Francisco in the 1930s. Brothers Walt and Adolph Schoch, the sons of Swiss