Zim's Hamburgers - San Francisco, CA - Vintage Restaurant - Long Sleeve T-Shirt diner Zero profanity on a technicality

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"ESTD" and "1985" in white flank a skin-toned hand making a rock horns gesture at the bottom

Zim's Hamburgers - San Francisco, CA - Vintage Restaurant - Long Sleeve T-Shirt diner Zero profanity on a technicalityZim's opened in San Francisco in 1947 and became the city's go to spot for broiled hamburgers, hot apple pie, and breakfast at any hour. Expanding into Marin County, it fed late night cab drivers and after church families alike. Some restaurants don't just serve a city, they become part of its memory. Part of our Vintage Restaurant collection, celebrating the classic American menus of yesteryear. The Details: A red filled circle centers the design,