The Gyros Project – #2

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Spell it out

Uniquely in fast-food art, gyros signs often integrate the word into the graphics

Greg's Gyros, Harlem Avenue at Bloomingdale. Gone

Red Top Grill. Gone

WIndy City Hot Dogs, 63rd Street at Keeler

Andy's Grill, Lawrence Avenue near Kedzie. Gone

Western Avenue near Devon. Gone

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Mister J's Dawg 'N Burger, State Street near Pearson

Chicago Carry Outs, Chicago Avenue at Wood Street. Gone

Unusual serif typography, B-B-Q Patio, Ashland Avenue at 33rd. Gone

Emphasis on the branded gyros. Parkside Gyros, Clark near Jarvis

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Straightforward labeling of the gyros. Wrigleysville Dogs, Clark near Racine

The Clark Street Dog, Clark and Halsted

Very fancy for the Gyros label. The Clark Street Dog, Clark and Halsted

Tony's Place, Chicago Avenue near State Street. Gone.

Gyros, Northwest Side, Chicago

Mic Duck’s, Belmont at Kimball, Chicago

Tasty Sub, Howard Street at Damen

I always love it when they label the gyros. Midway Queen, Archer Avenue near Midway Airport

Yango's Grill, Broadway near Diversey: A simple, classic statement. Circa 1999, and still there

Lucky Dog, Melrose Park, Ilinois

Bub's Gyros, Irving Park Avenue at Menard

Location unknown

A very exciting gyros that once graced Kedzie and Grace Street. Gone

Old sign, Patio Beef, Broadway at Norwood.

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