SPERRY'S

Sperry's has a wonderful display of font. The light 'old fashioned' green gives you the feel of the 90's, in which this store existed. The sign is vertical in the corner of the building. The letters on it used to light up and be luminous.
The Sperry's font that's carved in the brick on the other hand is just beautiful. It gives you the feel that it may have be hand done. It's a way to make it permanent, because Sperry's was to be forever.

Kate's

Now this sign is NICE! They used an almost handwritten script font to give the feel of personalized ownership. The rest accents it with being both bold yet simple.

I also really like the logo and I think it works for this business. It's easy to use and not too complex or distracting from the company name.

Classic

     I like the way this sign is made. It uses a center focus which gives it that hard to miss feature. I love how the first letter and last letter are bigger than the middle, it pulls you right in. I also like the sarif they used because it's simple. The "Classic" in the middle is also perfectly chosen font, because in a way it brings you back to classic baseball, and the days of coca colas first showing.

Cajun Gator

     I actually really like the type and display of the type from this new place. The rust on the entry way sign makes it seem almost classic, and somewhat swampy. They use the gator throughout their designs and it works. The font is simple and not hard to read and it works for the environment of the restaurant.