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Kettner's, London 1955One of London's oldest and greatest dining institutions, Kettners was opened in 1867 by Auguste Kettner, previously a chef to Napoleon III. Noted regulars included Oscar Wilde, King Edward VII, Agatha Christie and Bing Crosby. In later years, The Clash's Joe Strummer would have solo Sunday lunches there, sitting in a corner and reading newspapers. Kettner's was bought in 1980 by Pizza Express founder Peter Boizot, who opened a champagne bar as well as

An orchestra played in the background

Some 300 meals are served daily

As defined by Thomas Hine in his book Populuxe

Hollis "Bud" Sheely was a retired baseball player and he and his wife Jo owned three Pancake Parade restaurants in the Sacramento area

that grew to become one of the UK’s most iconic hospitality businesses

and will be opened by him

it was the city's premier nightspot for two decades

Considered in its day to be one of the top restaurants in the world

the shady and the luminous—the entire Brooklyn Dodgers roster during the glory seasons—would stalk the bars and ballrooms

There were times when the cafe's walls were covered with artwork that would be the envy of Sotheby's today

Majestic was launched on 29 June 1889 and was delivered to White Star in March 1890

A bearded intellectual – note the pipe and the open-toed sandals – strolls nonchalantly towards The Scene Coffee House