Bismarck Café, San Francisco 1900s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Please Do Not Ask Us

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the interior of this menu notes rather pompously

a who’s who of Jews and gentiles

a German immigrant who pioneered a new type of construction that used reinforced concrete in buildings instead of wood

The hotel was designed by the architecture firm George B

Bismarck Café, San Francisco 1900s Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) Please Do Not Ask UsThe Bismarck Caf was another German influenced restaurant in San Francisco in the 1900s where hearty portions of steak and bread and unlimited jugs of beer were served to patrons. Located in the Pacific Building on Market Street, it was called the largest and finest caf in the city. This impressive menu cover with a heraldic design was printed by the Louis Roesch Company, a local firm. Courtesy Lou Greenstein Each print is accompanied by a copy of the