This topic has probably already been done but keep in mind that I haven't been a member for very long and just didn't see it.
Anyway one that I can't get out of my mind would have to be at the BBQ Spot restaurant once located in my hometown of Plantation FL.
This rustic old place built in 1961 was incredibly popular with the locals.
To start with the small parking lot was lit up with a few yardblasters on galvanized pipe "poles".
Each one had a clear 175w MV lamp.
Inside the the 2 dining rooms were lit up with "coach lights" on wagon wheel chandeliers.
All of these fixtures had inside frosted A19 lamps.
There was also a few "coach light" wall sconces also with frosted A19s.
There were a few round white recessed cans, again with frosted A19s.
Near the kitchen there were these warming tables that used 6 maybe 8 R40 heat lamps 250w each all with the red coating.
Finally the bathrooms had cool white T12 circline fluorescents.
As a kid back in the 80s this place is one of the reasons I became interested in lighting.
I'm sure the waitresses remember it to for their clever T-shirts that said "munch on my ribs".