glowing neon font, and although Eftekhar has been unable to dig up many specific details about its history, he knows the sign was made in the 1940s and once hung above a restaurant in New York City.

At night, the sign's neon glow is a howdy to the regulars who feel a connection to Phoenix and its history through this 76-year-old establishment. It also piques the curiosity of the newcomers who ...

I want my grandma to be proud' These women should be on every Arizona foodie's chefs-to-watch list Fate of iconic neon Phoenix deli sign up in the air as restaurant closure looms Details ...