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- History - Smoke House Rest
The Smoke House was built at the end of WWII and is one of the few L A restaurants of that era to survive to today It has the décor and aura of a different age and has grown steadily with the growth of the movie industry and through word of mouth in the Burbank community
- Smoke House restaurant marks 65 years in Burbank
Rack up another milestone for the venerable Smoke House restaurant in Burbank — an entertainment industry hangout which today celebrates 65 years of serving up its famous prime rib, garlic
- The SmokeHouse Restaurant from “Lucifer” - IAMNOTASTALKER
Originally established in 1946, the SmokeHouse (which is also referred to as the “Smoke House”) is about as Old Hollywood as it gets! The eatery, founded by Lockheed engineers Jim Stockton and Jack Monroe, was initially situated at the corner of North Pass Avenue and West Riverside Drive in Burbank
- Smoke House: The Storied History of the Classic Restaurant
The Smoke House has been used for film shoots on many occasions, including the recently released and highly acclaimed musical, La La Land Its rich décor and traditional restaurant design makes it a great location for location shots
- Flavor of the 50s : The menu and decor have not changed at the Smoke . . .
The Smoke House has been around since 1946, and its atmosphere is about as mid-century as you’ll ever find Next to the clubby dining room full of red vinyl booths, there’s a starlight lounge
- (1946) Smoke House, Burbank - Remains of L. A.
Anyway, the Smoke House really is the last place you’d expect to see fist fights, and also Jenelle and I are superheroes -A large Tudor-style building The doors open to a lobby of dark rich wood and maroon carpeting with black-and-white photos of old movie stars everywhere
- Dear Old Hollywood: Smoke House Restaurant: Established 1946 - Blogger
The Smoke House Restaurant, founded in 1946 at the corner of Pass Avenue and Riverside Drive, is one of the oldest restaurants in Burbank with a long going connection to the Hollywood crowd When the original restaurant opened you could see such stars as Bob Hope, who was a Burbank resident, as well as Bing Crosby
- Eating Around Los Angeles Restaurant History: The SmokeHouse . . . - Blogger
Established in 1946, The SmokeHouse was built at the end of WWII and is one of the few L A restaurants, of that era, to survive to today It has the decor and aura of a different age and has grown steadily with the growth of the movie industry and through word of mouth in the Burbank community
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