The Luna Cafe was built in 1924, just two years prior to the establishment of Route 66.

Originally, it had a cafe on the main floor, gambling operation in the basement, and a house of ill repute upstairs.

Well established rumors suggest gangsters frequented this establishment, including the infamous Al Capone.

Back in the day, the neon sign's ruby-red cherry was lit to indicate when the "working girls" were available. The vintage sign has since been restored.