Johnie's Coffee Shop / Los Angeles, CA

$29.00

Johnie’s iconic facade is still stopping people in their tracks 20 years after its closure. Designed by renowned midcentury architects Armet & Davis, the restaurant opened as Romeo’s in 1956, changed to Ram’s, and ultimately became Johnie’s in 1966. Over the years it made appearances in The Big Lebowski, American History X, and the cult classic Miracle Mile. Although it closed in 2000, it found new life in 2016 and 2020 as a campaign office for Bernie Sanders.

Drawn by designer and preservationist Ted Zahn
5% of the profits are donated to GoFundMe's Small Business Relief Fund.
Archival Giclee prints on museum-grade, 60 lb, 232 GSM, 11 mil bright white stock
Individually printed, inspected, and sealed in a plastic sleeve to ensure quality, rolled and shipped USPS First Class in a rigid 3" poster tube
1.25" border around artwork
U.S. Only; no special shipping requests, sorry

NOTE: Shipping times have been slower during the COVID pandemic. Many shipments arrive in 3-4 days, but some can take up to 2 weeks.