article_snippet: Now run by the son of the original owner, The Pizza Show retains The Pizza Show kitsch medieval Italian interior, with wrought iron chandeliers, tiled awnings and mock grilled windows.
article_snippet: Foster's Freeze, another gathering place, is a blue-roofed fast-food outlet that offers food from one service hatch and ice cream from another.
article_snippet: When I arrived Louie Louie, a 1963 hit by The Kingsmen, was playing over speakers in the overhang.
article_snippet: The sports shops sell everything from boards and wetsuits to sunglasses, caps and jeans.
article_snippet: Legend has it that the architecture was based on the image of a bunch of singles stacked on the spindle of a record player.
article_snippet: The night I visited, Arcade Fire were playing a promotional set on a specially built platform outside the tower.
article_snippet: Appropriately the museum cafe, Johnny Rockets, is a 50s-style diner with red plastic seating, chrome surfaces and neon signs.