Huge Indian figures adorn El Patio dining rooms
Jim and Alberta Heffron and their daughter Rosanne admire one of several large Mexican Indian figures decorating El Patio Mexican Restaurant. The Heffrons are regular patrons at El Patio.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1977
Page
17
Jim and Alberta Heffron and their daughter Rosanne admire one of several large Mexican Indian figures decorating El Patio Mexican Restaurant. The Heffrons are regular patrons at El Patio.
A column recounts the hoax game Zudirk or Bunab No 2 from Snow Towers, explaining absurdly that the tiny parlor game has meaningless instructions yet captivates readers. It contrasts with a long feature on El Patio at 3303 Atlantic Ave Long Beach, praising its Mexican dishes and sopapillas, noting owners Tony and Triny Guillen and staff.
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