El Chico, New York 1939 Warhol booksellers

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specifying partridges and a Japanese salad and leaving the rest to be chosen by the maître d'hôtel

with passengers boarding the first train at one minute past midnight

outdoor exercise and sun-bathing was the key to health and happiness

He put the Hackney’s logo – a deep red lobster – on plates

El Chico, New York 1939 Warhol booksellers"El Chico" was a Spanish restaurant located in the West Village at 80 Grove Street. Describing itself as "New York's most Spanish Restaurant As Spanish as Spain". The menu cover art is a painting by Luiz Usabal y Hernandez (1876 1937) a Spanish painter and illustrator famous for his postcard and film poster work. El Chico's walls were decorated in colourful murals depicting scenes from Spanish life and they are still on the walls, now behind