American Graffiti Diner (Weekend Street/Reflections # 70)

 Bologna, Italy

Looking trough the window I saw a big Italian smile in a kitschy American-style diner. She seemed pleased to see me. I didn't go inside but I've been to a few similar places in Europe. Some of the best hamburgers I've had were in France.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

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McGlinchey's Bar (Weekend/Street Reflections # 69)

 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A woman standing at the entrance of a dive bar in 2015. After I took her picture, she said, "I knew you wanted to take my picture", and I said, "How could I resist?" I never figured out why she was there several hours before the bar opened or why the door said TOPS BAR but the sign above said McGlinchey's Bar.

Have a great weekend!

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Goodfellas (Weekend Street/Reflections # 68)

 Rome, Italy

A place to smoke cigarettes and discuss business.

Have a great weekend!

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