One a Day from Toronto: Homelike dining

Homelike dining

This sign gave me a little chuckle. Perhaps I should have gone inside to see if the dining room was indeed homelike. If you'd like to see more funny signs from around the world, visit Signs, Signs.

23 comments:

Stefan Jansson said...: It sounds nice as most hotels are the opposite to homelike.; 26 October, 2011 04:30
Olivier said...: une belle vieille enseigne digne des vieux films policier; 26 October, 2011 05:00
Milandailyphoto.com said...: great details; 26 October, 2011 06:48
Jack said...: You got a laugh out of me today. Homelike? Well, not like my home . . .; 26 October, 2011 11:16
Halcyon said...: @Jack - I wasn't exactly sure what they meant with this sign either. I somehow doubt it would be like my home. :); 26 October, 2011 12:01
Andy said...: Perhaps it means you have to cook and a sever yourself;-); 26 October, 2011 13:28
VP said...: I have never seen anything like this, and we have our fair share of strange signs...; 26 October, 2011 14:05
RedPat said...: I like Andy's idea with out the severing part of course!; 26 October, 2011 14:06
cieldequimper said...: C'est rigolo. A Seattle, il y a une vieille enseigne lumineuse "rooms: 99c"...; 26 October, 2011 14:08
EG CameraGirl said...: Andy's comment made me laugh out loud. :); 26 October, 2011 14:10
Lindy said...: I would take a guess that their dining room looks very nice, judging by how neat the exterior of the building appears.

As for us, no dining room at our place, only an eat-in kitchen! LOL!

Thanks for your visit and comment on my sign entry.; 26 October, 2011 14:17
Kim, USA said...: Very catchy name for a hotel. Like that. ^_^

Signs; 26 October, 2011 14:58
Lowell said...: I dunno! I get a little antsy when I hear about "homemade" food or dining. That could cover a lot of territory and I've eaten a lot of stuff in various homes over the years that I hope to never eat again!

Funky sign, though. And it probably brings in customers.; 26 October, 2011 15:25
Inger-M said...: I don't want "homelike" when I stay in a hotel! I want the little luxuries I don't have at home, so I'm afraid I would pass on this one! :-); 26 October, 2011 16:07
Anonymous said...: I like the red brick building.; 26 October, 2011 16:39
Unknown said...: i'm like Inger-M...i'd like a little pampering when i'm in a hotel.:p; 26 October, 2011 16:45
Carletta said...: Love the vintage neon sign! I wonder if it still lights up?
Great find!; 26 October, 2011 17:00
genie said...: Oh, how I love these old neon signs. They are all so full of personality and disappearing quickly. Great find. Thanks for sharing it with folk like me...the senior citizen bloggers. genie; 26 October, 2011 18:11
PerthDailyPhoto said...: It would be great to see what their interpretation of homelike is..when you're finished eating wash up the dishes after yourself!! Great catch!; 26 October, 2011 18:42
Regina K said...: I can imagine what the inside looks like, we have homestyle places in KC.; 26 October, 2011 18:46
Cildemer said...: Interesting! Maybe it means your husband will cook and do the dishes;o) I should have tried;o)

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BIZZZZZZZ et à bientôt****; 26 October, 2011 19:53
Randy said...: I love old neon signs.; 26 October, 2011 21:25
Lesley said...: I bet their dining room was nothing my home!!
I remember those days when restaurants tried hard to make you think you were eating just like at home with food just like mom's. Personally, when I eat out or stay overnight, it is for that escape from home.; 27 October, 2011 12:30

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