Imperial Grill & Cocktail Lounge, San Francisco, 1940s Sacramento and a toothsome

and a toothsome

as most bars were not decorated to appeal to women

In the early era of domestic flight

Felix’s nephews were called Inky and Winky

Imperial Grill & Cocktail Lounge, San Francisco, 1940s Sacramento and a toothsomeThere is very little information about the Imperial Grill & Cocktail Lounge. We know this is a WW2 era menu and that the restaurant was situated at 101 Taylor Street (at Turk). Gene Compton's Cafeteria (open all hours) took over the space in 1954. In the 1960s it became one of the few places where transgender people, especially trans women, could congregate publicly in the city, because they were unwelcome in gay bars due to transphobia. In August